Planning · 08

Jaribuni Growth Corridor

Turning corridor-scale ambition into a growth story investors can follow

Visual material from Jaribuni Growth Corridor
LocationKilifi County, Kenya
Period2025
StatusIndependent strategic concept
AttributionPZGL Studios independent concept study
Overview

From corridor-scale ambition to an intelligible growth structure

This two-week concept and prospectus exercise translates the Jaribuni area into one connected planning and investment narrative, linking compact growth, movement and infrastructure priorities rather than treating them as separate reports.

Challenge

Corridor-scale propositions are often too large to hold in one view and too technical for non-planners. We made the concept legible to county and investment audiences while stating clearly that it is an independent spatial exercise, not a statutory or approved masterplan.

Role

We led context research, planning narrative development, mobility framing and prospectus communication.

Approach
  1. Read road connections, settlement patterns and the wider development context
  2. Frame compact growth around walking, cycling and public transport
  3. Relate freight, industry and infrastructure back to neighbourhood development
  4. Convert research and diagrams into a concise prospectus narrative
Outputs
  • Investment-prospectus narrative
  • Regional context study
  • Mobility framework
  • Growth-pattern and phasing diagrams
What This Demonstrates
  • Corridor-scale complexity compressed into a board-ready story
  • Mobility, industry and neighbourhood design connected through one spatial logic
  • Investment communication produced from early-stage and incomplete information
Where This Applies

Bring this capability to a live brief.

County governments, landowners and developers often have genuine growth potential but lack a narrative that investors or oversight bodies can act on. We connect land, infrastructure and access into a clear spatial and investment proposition.

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