The maps illustrate the current layout of an industrial area in the town of Norbiton and the proposed future redevelopment of the site. Overall, the transformation aims to replace factories with residential and community facilities, making the area more livable.
A significant shift from an industrial zone to a residential neighborhood is planned. The factories will be demolished to make way for housing, a school, a medical center, shops, and a playground. Additionally, the infrastructure will be enhanced with better connectivity and amenities.
Currently, the area consists predominantly of factories, spread across the northern and eastern parts of the site. A river runs horizontally through the northern section, separating the farmland from the industrial zone. The main road, featuring a roundabout, connects the town to the factories.
In the proposed redevelopment, all factories will be replaced with housing units. New facilities, including a school in the southeastern part, a medical center, and shops near the roundabout, will be introduced. A playground will be built adjacent to the residential area. Additionally, a new bridge over the river will improve access to the farmland. These changes will significantly enhance the livability of the area.