The urban planning is based on the principles of flow, energy and synergy.
Flow refers to the flow of people, goods, information and capital. The flow energy is derived from an efficient transportation network, an effective financial system, low-waste power/water/material supply, low-emission trash/waste water/waste gas management, and an ecological infrastructure that promotes bio-diversity.
The strategic coordination of a citys flow energy derives from its infrastructure, dynamic energy from its economic systems, competitive energy from its human capital, and synergy from its policies, will propel the sustainable development of its economy, environment and society.
Biological and anatomical structures have influenced the form and planning of the overall concept.
The urban design uses the natural flow of the river, landscape and existing transportation corridors, with a connection of the northern tourist area to the industrial and farm area in the south, to allow the total site to define the location and form of the core area.