Planning residential and urban areas in former Hai Duong: from master plan to infrastructure

Planning residential and urban areas in former Hai Duong: from master plan to infrastructure

What does it take for a residential or urban area to go from idea to move-in day? Planning levels, key indicators and the role of a planner and infrastructure builder like PQT in former Hai Duong, now part of Hai Phong.

A good neighbourhood starts with the plan: road widths, ground levels that prevent flooding, where schools and parks go, and how many storeys each plot may have. In former Hai Duong (now part of Hai Phong), demand for new residential areas follows industrial growth and urbanisation.

Planning levels

LevelContent
General urban planSpatial direction and trunk infrastructure for the whole city
Zoning plan (1/2000 or 1/5000)Land uses, densities, main roads
Detailed plan (1/500)Plot boundaries, setbacks, heights, detailed utilities

After the merger, higher-level plans are being reviewed, and new projects must match the latest ones.

What buyers should read on a plan

Building coverage and maximum height, red lines and setbacks, design ground level, green and public space ratios, and utility connections.

From project to homes

Site study, approval of the 1/500 plan, investment and land procedures, infrastructure design and construction, handover and certificates, then house building. PQT builds the infrastructure; HICONIQUE designs and builds the homes. See PQT urban planning projects, the 3-storey house cost guide or contact us.

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