Ho Chi Minh City will hold an international competition to find planning and architectural ideas for the nearly 427-hectare Binh Quoi - Thanh Da peninsula to find the most optimal development plan.
According to the report of the Department of Planning and Architecture just sent to the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, the scope of the planning study is the entire Binh Quoi - Thanh Da peninsula, nearly 427 hectares wide, in Ward 28, Binh Thanh District, along with some areas opposite the Saigon River, especially Truong Tho Urban Area, Thu Duc City and Binh Thanh District.
The general requirement set by the city is that this peninsula will become a sustainable, modern ecological urban area, contributing to promoting economic and social development.
A corner of Binh Quoi - Thanh Da peninsula, Binh Thanh district, July 2023. Photo: Thanh Tung
Five units with sufficient capacity and conditions to pass the preliminary round will participate in the competition round. In this round, the units will be provided with a topic and will have 4-6 weeks to carry out the design concept for judging. When the results are available, the city will select important contents to include in the Ho Chi Minh City master plan adjustment project.
About 6.5 km from the center of Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Quoi - Thanh Da peninsula is surrounded by the Saigon River and Thanh Da canal. The only road access to this place is currently Kinh Thanh Da bridge, on the Binh Quoi - Xo Viet Nghe Tinh road.
Location of Binh Quoi - Thanh Da peninsula. Graphics: Dang Hieu
According to the Department of Planning and Architecture, this peninsula is currently the only place with a lot of vacant land with the potential to invest in and develop urban areas within a 10 km radius, compared to the existing central area.
The Binh Quoi - Thanh Da new urban area was approved by Ho Chi Minh City and called for investment since 1992. However, due to its large scale, high total investment capital (30,000 billion VND), and complicated site clearance, the project has not been implemented after many changes of investors. The delay has affected the lives of thousands of households in the planning area for many years.
Gia Minh
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