Background
HSR Station District Development: Driving Taiwan's Industrial Upgrade and Urban Gateway Renewal
Station Districts: New Gateways for Taiwan's Cities
Railway Bureau is responsible for the systematic development of High Speed Rail (HSR) station districts across western Taiwan. These areas serve as vital gateways to major urban centers, and their development is guided by strategic land use planning to foster economic growth:
- Commercial and Manufacturing Parks: Dedicated areas for commercial activities and industrial production.
- Business Development Lands: Strategic zones reserved for future enterprise expansion and business opportunities.
Investment Success and Future Industrial Vision
We have successfully attracted businesses to multiple HSR station districts, boosting local economies and transforming these areas into dynamic economic hubs.
- Successfully Developed HSR Stations: Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, and Zuoying.
Moving forward, we will continue to comprehensively promote the Industrial Functional Enhancement across Taiwan's corridor. Our strategy aligns closely with the visions of local governments and leverages the unique industrial advantages of each region.
Core Strategy: Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)
All HSR station district planning is anchored by the core concept of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). This design philosophy positions the HSR station as the central transit node, guiding the efficient and sustainable development of the surrounding area. The TOD concept achieves its goals by:
- Optimizing Land Use: Enhancing dense and mixed land use within the immediate station vicinity.
- Creating Accessible Environments: Establishing friendly environments for pedestrians and cyclists.
- Seamless Integration: Connecting various transportation systems within the station district for efficient transfers.
- Guiding Urban Growth: Utilizing the transit hub to drive structured, sustainable development across the station area.
Publish Date:
114-07-16
Maintenance Unit:
Assets Management and Development Division
Last Update Date:
115-01-21
