Roads

Photo: OCIC · Norea City

Overview

What you need to know.

An internal road network of multi-lane arterials, ring roads, and local streets serves the entire 125-hectare island. Wide ROW (right-of-way) accommodates utility corridors below grade and tree-lined boulevards above. Intersections are signalised where needed; quieter precincts use traffic-calming and shared-street design to prioritise residents.

01Network type: Internal arterials · ring road · local streets
02Coverage: Entire 125-hectare island
03Right-of-way: Wide — accommodates underground utility corridors
04Lane configuration: Multi-lane on arterials · calmer profile on local streets
05Traffic management: Signalised intersections at major junctions
06Residential treatment: Traffic-calming and shared-street design
07Streetscape: Tree-lined boulevards

Why this matters

The numbers that define Roads.

Multi-lane

Arterials

Ring

Road

Tree-lined

Boulevards

What’s inside

A closer look.

Multi-lane arterials and a ring road serve the entire 125-hectare island, sized for full build-out from day one.
Wide right-of-way accommodates utility corridors below grade — no future digging-up of finished roads.
Tree-lined boulevards and traffic-calmed precincts balance arterial throughput with residential walkability.
Signalised intersections at major junctions; shared-street design in residential zones.

“Every street, future-ready.”

Norea City — Engineering brief

Backed by

Developed byOCIC

Financed byCanadia Bank PLC

Infrastructure systems

Where this system fits.

Bridges

Utilities

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