DGS Sheetal Grandeur Santacruz East, Mumbai

The master plan incorporates several designated open spaces, including 'Un Paved' and 'On Mother Earth' areas totaling 74.23 SQ.MT. (L.O.S. 1-A) and 35.81 SQ.MT. (L.O.S.-2-A). Additionally, there are paved areas such as L.O.S. -1-B at 48.41 SQ.MT. and L.O.S.-2-B at 67.73 SQ.MT. Several sections marked 'Existing Structure To Be Demolished' indicate potential for future development or expanded open areas.

• Two main entrance lobbies provide access to the 'A' Wing and 'B' Wing respectively, guiding residents and visitors into the buildings.
• The property offers direct and swift access to Santa Cruz Chembur Link Road, just 0.1 km away.
• Further major connectivity is provided via LBS Marg, located 1.1 km from the site, and the Western Express Highway, which is 2.5 km away.
• An internal pathway system connects various parts of the development, including providing access to multiple 'Pit Stack' areas.

• Dedicated utility spaces include a 'Space For Meter Room', a 'Fire Pump Room' measuring 2.10 X 1.80, and a 'Sub-Station' sized at 1.90 X 2.87.
• Multiple Lifts are strategically placed across both wings to ensure convenient vertical movement, with dimensions such as 1.82 X 2.59, 2.10 X 1.95, 2.10 X 1.80, and 1.74 X 2.20.
• An 'Internal A Wing Chowk' indicates a central open courtyard within the 'A' Wing, providing light and ventilation.
• Numerous 'Pit Stack' areas are distributed throughout the development, with designations like S.P. (e.g., 41, 42, 43) and B.P. (e.g., 44, 45, 46) for various purposes.

• The plan highlights specific 'Lay Out Spaces' (L.O.S.) with unpaved sections of 74.23 SQ.MT. and 35.81 SQ.MT., and paved sections totaling 48.41 SQ.MT. and 67.73 SQ.MT.
• Main entrance lobbies are generously sized, with the 'B' Wing lobby measuring 5.00 X 3.05 and the 'A' Wing lobby at 5.45 X 3.05.
• Architectural projections, or 'Chajja' lines, are consistently indicated with a standard dimension of 0.75 MT.
• Several 'Pit Stack' areas are clearly identified and numbered, with capacities typically ranging from 1 to 3 units per stack.