Authorities in Singapore are examining plans for a fresh integrated transportation hub in Tampines to improve residents ‘ convenience and accessibility.
Masagos Zulkifli, the minister for social and family development and Tampines GRC Member of Parliament, stated that the 5-year masterplan ( 2025-2030 ) will” anchor a seamless pedestrian and active-mobility network” at the launch of the Tampines 5-Year Masterplan on Saturday ( Feb 22 ).  ,
” Within this new included transport hub, your home was tour through lively streets of shops, leg cafes and beautiful greenery- through our very own Singapore-style Osaka Street Market”, said Mr Masagos.
” The perspective is to reduce park anxiety for Tampines residents- because in Tampines, residents you live, work, and play largely without needing a car”, said Tampines Town Council in a press release.
Other ideas include enhancing the commuter walking path between , Tampines MRT place and the shops in Tampines, said Mr Masagos, which may set the stage for a “people-first city heart”.
Tampines ‘ city government cited success in developing industrial designs all over the world as inspiration.
The Land Transport Authority is currently looking into the conversion of element of Tampines Central 5 into a pedestrianized streets between the stores in Tampines Town Centre and Tampines MRT Station, according to the Land Transport Authority.  ,
” People will be engaged to share their ideas, ensuring that the models reflect Tampines ‘ special identity”, said the city council.
According to Mr. Masagos, government intend to convert the Tampines Regional Centre’s previously undeveloped land into fresh work, recreation, and community spaces.
Also in the network are innovative mixed-use developments where personal, commercial, and open spaces come up.
” It will be a place where life, work, and play come together, creating an environment that fulfils the growing demand for work-life inclusion”, the press release read.