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B P Development Consulting |
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Master
Planning, Strategic Planning, Urban Planning, Micro
Planning, Schematic Engineering Planning......for
developers and authorities alike.
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Planners &
Engineers supported by GIS, CAD & 3D
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Most senior
personnel have worked together since the mid 1980s
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Based on
the Gold Coast, Australia
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Major
international focus with over 70 assignments either completed
or in progress throughout Asia and the Middle East.
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Significant
involvement in several iconic projects including:
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Sentosa
Cove, Singapore
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Aamby
Valley City, India
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Brunei
National Land Use Master Plan, Brunei
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Kuala
Lumpur Structure Plan, Malaysia
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Putrajaya
Lake Use Planning and Design, Malaysia
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Hope
Island Resort
and The Sovereign Islands, Australia
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OCTOBER 2016
Branching from the Puteri Harbour waterways is Emerald Bay: an
exclusive luxury private residential / marina development on 44
hectares comprising waterside homes, apartments and recreational
club amenities.
The team of B P Development Consulting prepared the original
master plan for the Emerald Bay site and obtained Malaysian
Government agency approvals for a navigation lock and a
schematically designed tidal exchange system to maintain high water
quality - the first such approvals anywhere in Malaysia.
BPDC subsequently prepared the schematic lock design; coordinated
the appointment of specialist lock designer (KGAL from the UK); over
viewed the lock design process; and prepared detailed design and
documentation of the waterway tidal exchange inlet sluices as well
as 192 floating marina and private berths.
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AUGUST 2016
Riau
International Cruising Highway Opening Ceremony - BPDC Signs
Cooperation Agreement for Development of Tanjung Dahan Island
B P Development Consulting is at the centre of an exciting
multi-faceted venture: The Riau International Cruising
Highway (RICH) - most significantly involving cooperation
between Indonesia and Singapore.
The RICH concept envisages a series of commercial fish farm
clusters integrated with eco-tourism destinations and
leisure vessel berthing stopovers, stretching through the
Riau Archipelago from Batam to Jakarta. Each cluster of fish
farms would be twinned with a local village community.
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