357 datasets
URA Master Plan 2014 SDCP GeoJSON showing indicative basement activities (encouraged) areas for planning and GIS workflows in Singapore. Complements other AGU layers for interpreting supported underground uses in development proposals.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON from the Master Plan 2014 Special and Detailed Control Plan showing indicative locations of second-storey Activity Generating Uses areas. Planners and developers reference the layer when checking active frontage and use requirements for upper-storey spaces in designated parts of Singapore.
Indicative geospatial layer of first-storey encouraged activity areas under URA’s MP14 SDCP AGU planning product, published in GeoJSON from January 2016. Planners studying active ground floors, retail activation, and street-level uses can overlay encouraged zones on Master Plan basemaps.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON layer showing indicative first-storey activity (mandatory) areas under the Master Plan 2014 framework. Developers and planners use it for ground-floor activation and compliance screening in Singapore.
GeoJSON layer from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Master Plan 2014 statutory development control plan, showing indicative second-storey activities (encouraged) zones. Developers and urban designers use the SDCP AGU overlay to interpret where additional storey uses are planning-supported across Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative above-ground infrastructure and road lines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2014. Planners and GIS users overlay MP2014 line features with zoning, transport, and basemap layers. Layer dated from June 2014.
Indicative waterbody area polygons from URA’s Strategic Development Control Plan, published in GeoJSON from June 2012 onward. Environmental planners and GIS analysts use the layer for blue-space mapping, drainage and waterfront planning context, and SDCP-related development review in Singapore.
Indicative Urban Design Guidelines area boundaries from URA’s Strategic Development Control Plan, published in GeoJSON from March 2011 onward. Architects, urban designers, and planners overlay the polygons to understand design control contexts, streetscape requirements, and SDCP-guided development review across Singapore.
Indicative waterbody area polygons with naming attributes from URA’s SDCP planning layers, published in GeoJSON format with coverage from June 2012. Supports hydrology mapping, planning map products, and GIS workflows that label reservoirs, rivers, and coastal water features in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative Detailed Urban Design Guidelines area boundaries under Singapore’s Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP). Architects and planning consultants map where block-level urban design controls apply and overlay them with Master Plan zoning.
Indicative rail station outline polygons on URA MP08 mapsheet layers, published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority in GeoJSON format. Supports transport GIS, MRT and LRT station footprint mapping, and planning map products that combine station extents with Singapore urban data.
Indicative Street Block boundary polygons from URA’s Strategic Development Control Plan, published in GeoJSON from March 2011 onward. Planners and GIS users overlay block-level SDCP geometry for urban design review, streetscape control context, and integration with other planning boundary layers in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON indicative line layer for the MP08 rail network in Singapore, showing planned or gazetted rail alignments for urban planning GIS. Map publishers overlay rail corridors with land-use and development plans; refer to URA for the latest Master Plan rail layers.
Indicative polygon geometry for promenade areas in the Urban Redevelopment Authority SDCP planning layer, distributed as GeoJSON. Supports waterfront planning, public realm analysis, and mapping of Singapore promenade zones alongside parks and connector networks.
URA SDCP GeoJSON layer marking indicative locations of existing and proposed public spaces in Singapore from April 2011 onward. Urban designers, planners, and GIS analysts use the layer for public realm planning, development control context, and spatial review of civic open space proposals alongside other strategic planning datasets.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative Park Connector polygons under Special and Detailed Control Plans (SDCP), with coverage from April 2011. Active-mobility and parks planners map connector corridors and overlay them with park, drainage, and street layers.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON layer showing indicative interim park polygons from the statutory development control planning framework dated June 2012. Urban planners and GIS users can overlay interim green spaces when studying land use around Singapore’s park provision.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative park polygons on the Special Detailed Control Plan for Singapore, with coverage from June 2012. Planners and GIS users overlay SDCP parks with land-use, park connector, and housing layers for open-space and recreation planning.
Park name annotations from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s SDCP geospatial release in GeoJSON, labelling public parks within the planning framework. Map makers and urban researchers join the layer with connector and boundary datasets to label green spaces and support location-based discovery of Singapore park planning data.
GeoJSON line features from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Master Plan 2008 labelled as other lines for map printing. Cartographers and GIS teams use the indicative geometry alongside standard MP08 layers for planning map production in Singapore.