Rohra Tulip New Town, Kolkata

• Rohra Tulip presents a residential development with a clear layout for its building blocks. It offers convenient access via a major road and features green landscaping around its edges. The design focuses on functional circulation within the property.

• Around 5%-10% of the plot is green, anchored by perimeter green landscaping.
• The open area covers 65%-75% of the plot and an internal paved pathway connects the blocks, providing residents with clear routes for movement.
• Only 25%-35% of the plot has been built on, so homes here get more air and light than in a tightly packed complex.

• The Eastern Metropolitan Bypass is close by, making commutes and daily errands convenient for residents. Entry gates, exit gates, and surface parking ensure controlled access and vehicle accommodation.

• BLOCK-1 stands rectangularly at the southern edge of the property.
• BLOCK-2, with its curved shape, occupies the northern part of the site.
• The two blocks are well-separated by a wide paved area.
• This spacing ensures good distance between the two residential structures.

• The project does not feature a clubhouse for residents.
• No specific recreational zones are indicated on the plan.
• Residents will find no dedicated sports facilities within the property.
• Daily needs will require travel beyond the project boundaries.

• BLOCK-1 is situated closer to the main "ROAD", potentially experiencing more sound.
• BLOCK-2 is set back from the main road, offering more quietness.
• The wide separation between BLOCK-1 and BLOCK-2 helps maintain privacy.
• Homes in BLOCK-2 may enjoy a quieter environment due to their distance from the main entrance.

• A substantial open area exists between BLOCK-1 and BLOCK-2.
• This wide gap allows for good light penetration to both structures.
• The layout provides clear views across the central paved space.
• Homes in both blocks should receive good natural light.

• Residents can walk along the paved path that surrounds BLOCK-1.
• The same paved surface extends to connect BLOCK-2.
• This path allows for easy movement between the two residential blocks.
• The design supports walking around the buildings on the property.

• No dedicated play areas are shown for children on the plan.
• Older residents might find the flat paved surfaces easy for walking.
• The absence of specific zones means children's activities are not centralized.
• The property lacks designated quiet spots for older residents to relax.

• Green strips line the edges of the paved area throughout the property.
• These planted areas frame the residential blocks and the connecting path.
• A small patch of green is visible near the "ENTRY" point.
• The green elements are distributed along the boundaries of the hardscaped areas.

• Cars enter the property from the "ROAD" at the designated "ENTRY" point.
• Vehicles can move across the paved area, which covers 20%-30% of the plot.
• Cars exit the property at the "EXIT" point onto the main "ROAD".
• The paved area provides space for cars to maneuver and park.

• This area offers a straightforward living setup with two distinct residential blocks.
• The project emphasizes distinct residential blocks for resident comfort.
• The property provides a straightforward environment for daily routines.
• Residents will appreciate the direct access to the main "ROAD" for convenience.

Living at this area offers a home life centered on clear movement and a sense of openness. Residents benefit from easy access to a major road, simplifying their daily commutes and errands. The design provides a comfortable living environment with ample open space around the homes.