The Sunrise Children’s Home, School, and Community Masterplan in Kathmandu, Nepal, is a transformative project designed to house, educate, and support up to 80 children while empowering the local community. Combining child-friendly design, smart city principles, and sustainable urban planning, the masterplan creates a holistic environment for growth and learning. With residential facilities, educational spaces, and community training programs, it sets a new standard for inclusive development.

The Uluru Children’s Home Master Plan exemplifies smart, child-friendly urban design, integrating sustainability, safety, and inclusivity. It features renewable energy, water-saving systems, green spaces, and technology-driven learning, fostering holistic child development. Prioritizing smart living principles, the project enhances accessibility, education, and community engagement. As a model for growth countries like Australia, India, and the Asia-Pacific region, it underscores the importance of designing environments that nurture future generations. Explore Smart Planning and Design to create sustainable, child-centered urban spaces.

Discover strategies for equitable smart cities in Australia, blending smart planning and design with inclusive housing and mobility solutions

Inclusive smart cities in Australia use innovative urban planning and design to create equitable, sustainable spaces for all. At Smart Planning and Design, we leverage principles like Smart Living and Smart Environment to deliver tailored solutions. Our projects, such as the Sunrise Children’s Home Masterplan and Alkimos Eglinton Regional Structure Plan, showcase accessible, community-focused designs.

This blog examines AI’s role in advancing smart planning and design across Australian cities, featuring real-world applications in traffic management, flood resilience, and sustainable zoning.