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Urban Planning & Masterplans
Neighbourhood-scale masterplans focused on walkability, generous public realm, and biophilic corridors — RowUI's answer to the failure of automotive-first urbanism.
The city is a set of streets, not buildings
We plan neighbourhoods from the pavement up. The width of a footpath, the shade of a canopy tree, the shelter of a colonnade — these decide whether a place is inhabited or merely built.
Buildings follow the streets we plan, not the other way around. This is a slower, more disciplined form of urbanism, and it produces places that last.
Green infrastructure as primary infrastructure
Every RowUI masterplan is measured against biophilic thresholds: canopy cover above 40 percent, permeable surface above 50 percent, native planting above 70 percent of the horticultural budget.
These are not amenities — they are the primary infrastructure of a healthy neighbourhood, ranked alongside water, power, and mobility.
What we deliver
A defined scope, priced up front.
- 01Neighbourhood-scale masterplans
- 02Public realm and streetscape design
- 03Biophilic corridor and canopy strategy
- 04Mobility, parking, and servicing framework
- 05Phasing, delivery, and governance strategy
The process
Phase 01
Context study
Demographics, ecology, hydrology, and existing fabric documented.
Phase 02
Framework plan
Streets, blocks, and public realm defined before architecture.
Phase 03
Design code
Rules, not renderings — a design code that survives many architects.
Phase 04
Phasing
Delivery sequence that lets the neighbourhood live at every stage.
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