Sapperton Green is a master-planned, mixed-use neighbourhood located around the Braid Street SkyTrain Station in New Westminster. Leveraging existing transit infrastructure, the project transforms a currently industrially zoned site into a vibrant, transit-oriented community anchored by the SkyTrain station and bus interchange. Its strategic location is defined by strong surrounding amenities, including Hume Park to the west, a river greenway to the north, a major transit hub to the east, and an evolving residential neighbourhood to the south. These contextual edges shape the overall framework of the plan and inform the distinct character and development approach of each area within the site.

The urban planning and design strategy prioritizes connectivity, permeability, and a high-quality public realm through pedestrian-oriented streets, multi-modal transportation networks, and a robust open space system. Higher-density residential and retail uses are concentrated near the SkyTrain to activate the neighbourhood core, while residential areas adjacent to Hume Park integrate seamlessly with the river greenway and surrounding landscape. At the heart of the community, a central open space anchors the plan and is complemented by a proposed community center, retail hub, and food store. The plan provides ample public open space, including pedestrian-only greenways, dedicated bicycle infrastructure, and enhanced river habitats. The landscape design reinforces ecological resilience through native planting, stormwater management features, and strengthened connections to Hume Park and the Brunette River, creating an inclusive, vibrant, and sustainable public realm that supports year-round community life.