Dharmavandana Neelkanth Sky Sanand, Ahmedabad

• Dharmavandana Neelkanth Sky is a residential project located near major transit corridors, offering a practical setting for families. The development stands out for its functional arrangement and focus on essential daily needs.

• Around 10%-15% of the plot is green, anchored by the Garden / Party Lawn, so residents have a dedicated space to connect with nature.
• The open area covers 60%-70% of the plot, and the Block A Foyer and Block B Foyer provide welcoming entry points that extend the usable outdoor space.
• Only 25%-35% of the plot has been built on, meaning homes receive plenty of natural light and fresh air instead of facing crowded structures.

• Sardar Patel Ring Road and Narol Sarkhej Road are close by, making daily travel straightforward for residents. A Ramp to Cellar and a Security Cabin at the entrance help manage vehicle entry and parking.

• The community features welcoming entrance lobbies and an outdoor social area for hosting gatherings.
• An outdoor play area provides space for children to run around and families to gather.

• Are the towers well spaced? Block A and Block B stand side by side in a single central structure facing north and south.
• How are they oriented? Block A sits on the east side while Block B occupies the west side of this main building.
• Is there enough gap between them? A shared central wall connects Block A and Block B, creating a unified block with open space around it.

• Can residents reach the lifts quickly? Both Block A and Block B have direct indoor access to their own dedicated this amenity.
• Are the staircases easy to find? Residents in Block A can walk a few steps from their doors to reach the eastern this amenity.
• How do we access the parking? People living in Block B can use the western this amenity to walk straight down to the parking areas.

• Is it quiet inside the homes? Block B sits further from the main road, making it quieter than the road-facing side of Block A.
• Do neighbors look into each other's windows? The parallel alignment of Block A and Block B prevents direct window views between the two blocks.
• Does road noise affect daily life? Homes on the eastern edge of Block A face the main road and will experience more street sounds.

• Do the corridors get natural light? Open passages on the north and south sides of Block A allow fresh air to flow freely.
• Are the views blocked? Residents in Block B enjoy open views toward the west because there are no high structures blocking them.
• Is the building well ventilated? The single-block shape of Block A and Block B ensures that wind moves smoothly around all four sides.

• Can we walk safely around the building? A wide paved path wraps around Block A and Block B, letting residents walk without hitting dead ends.
• Is it easy to reach utility areas? Residents can walk along the northern path to reach the Meter Rooms without crossing any main driveways.
• Are the walking paths clear? The walking route around Block B remains clear of parked cars, keeping the footpaths safe for daily strolls.

• Is it safe for kids to play? Children can play safely near the western side of Block B, far from the busy main entrance.
• Can older residents move around easily? Older residents can use the ground-level this amenity in Block A to avoid climbing any stairs.
• Are there step-free paths? Flat paved areas around Block B make it easy for seniors to walk or use wheelchairs without facing steps.

• Where is the green space located? A strip of green grass and trees runs along the southern boundary, directly opposite Block B.
• Are there trees near the entrance? Small trees are planted along the western and northern edges, adding natural shade near Block A.
• Is there green cover near the homes? Residents looking down from the south windows of Block B can see the planted green areas below.

• How much space is used for driving and parking? About 40%-50% of the plot is dedicated to roads and parking spaces.
• Where do we park our scooters? Dedicated Two-Wheeler Parking Slots are placed directly under the ground floor overhang of Block A.
• Is there enough space for cars? Ground-level Car Parking Slots are lined up along the north and south sides of Block B.

• What makes this project highly functional? Having the Sub Station Space on site ensures that Block A and Block B get stable power backup.
• Is the setup practical? The compact footprint of Block B leaves plenty of open ground for fresh air and natural daylight.
• Why is this a smart choice? The simple plan of Block A makes daily maintenance easy and keeps the community clean and organized.

Living here means enjoying a quiet and structured home life where daily commutes are simplified by nearby highways. Families benefit most from the secure outdoor spaces where children can play safely while parents relax nearby. This project stands out in its neighborhood by offering an exceptionally high ratio of open space to built-up area, which provides a brighter and more ventilated home space.