Planning Framework
Planning Principles

The vision, objectives, and strategic positioning of the San Tin Technopole are informed by the spatial planning characteristics of the world’s leading technology industrial parks. The main spatial planning elements include:

Spatial Zoning Layout

A geographical and functional framework illustrating the distinct characteristics and specialized industrial focuses of the three primary development hubs spanning north to south

Infrastructure
Integration

A high-density layout mapping how state-of-the-art research spaces, prototyping labs, commercial zones, andcommunity infrastructure (housing, transport, green spaces) interface with one another.

P1S1 & P1S2

  1. Integrated development
  2. Life and health science technology industrial use
  3. Supporting facilities for the development of the life and health science technology industry (e.g. cold chain logistics and biobanks)
  4. Life and health, AI and robotics industrial use
  5. Supporting facilities for the development of the life and health, AI and robotics industry (e.g. scenario incubation experience centre)
  6. Microelectronics and smart devices, new materials, new energy and green technology, and other advanced industrial use

P1S3

  1. I&T office space
  2. Leading international research and educational institutions
  3. Patents, certifications, and other professional services
  4. Hotels and international talent accommodation
  5. San Tin Cloud Corridor2

P1S4

  1. Exhibition, venture capital platform
  2. Talent exchange venue
  3. Hotel and international talent accommodation
  4. Leisure commercial zone
  5. San Tin Cloud Corridor2
  6. Supporting facilities for industrial development (e.g. data centres, computing centres)
  7. Supporting facilities for industrial development (e.g. reclaimed water treatment and reuse facilities for microelectronics/new materials)
  8. Supporting facilities for industrial development (e.g. efficient logistics infrastructure)

P23

  1. Integrated development
  2. Strategic White Space

Notes

  1. The Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation is conducting a consultancy study on the areas south of Chau Tau 4 5 6. The industrial positioning thereat may be subject to change.
  2. The Cloud Corridor refers to a covered, pedestrian bridge network, used for connecting the major industrial zones and integrated hubs of the San Tin Technopole.
  3. The three land parcels in southwestern regions south of the San Tin Highway 20 and left of 21 are classified by the Development Bureau as pilot areas of large-scale land disposal.
  4. Proposed railway and station locations are for reference only.
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