Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has unveiled plans to transform Blue Area and Jinnah Super Market into pedestrian-friendly zones, enhancing accessibility, urban aesthetics, and commercial activity.
Revamping Islamabad’s Commercial Hubs
CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa chaired a high-level meeting to discuss the construction of modern pedestrian tracks in the city’s busiest commercial districts. This initiative aligns with Islamabad’s broader urban development strategy, ensuring a safe, clean, and vibrant environment for residents and visitors.
Key Features of the Project
The pedestrian-friendly revamp includes:
✅ High-quality walkways for enhanced accessibility
✅ Electric carts for the elderly and children
✅ Weekend food stalls featuring top national brands
✅ Blue Area Parking Plaza completion before track development
✅ Recreational facilities and digital screens at key points
Enhancing Blue Area’s Commercial Appeal
To improve the district’s visual appeal, CDA has outlined additional upgrades:
📌 Standardized shop signage for a uniform look
📌 Installation of benches & trash bins to maintain cleanliness
📌 Upgraded building facades for a modern aesthetic
📌 Strict cleanliness protocols to ensure a hygienic environment
Cost-Effective & Sustainable Urban Design
CDA’s Engineering Wing has been tasked with designing pedestrian tracks that are durable, cost-effective, and visually appealing. The initiative is expected to boost foot traffic, encourage commercial growth, and enhance the walkability of one of Islamabad’s busiest commercial zones.
By focusing on modern infrastructure, safety, and aesthetic improvements, CDA aims to redefine urban spaces, creating a pedestrian-friendly, lively, and organized commercial environment in Islamabad’s Blue Area and Jinnah Super Market.
