Bandal Sudatta Sankul Sinhagad, Pune

• Bandal Sudatta Sankul offers a structured residential setting that combines apartment blocks with private row houses. This project stands out for its central recreation zone that brings neighbors together for outdoor activities and social gatherings. Daily conveniences and active spaces are positioned within easy reach of every home.

• Around 25%-35% of the plot is green, anchored by the Reserved Green Area and Party Lawn, so you can step out of your home directly into quiet natural surroundings.
• The open area covers 35%-50% of the plot, where the Entrance Plaza with Security Cabin provides a paved outdoor space for residents to gather and interact.
• Only 25%-35% of the plot is built up, meaning your home receives plenty of natural light and fresh air instead of facing closely packed concrete structures.
• An on site STP, Transformer Room, D.G. Set provides reliable power backup and efficient waste management, lowering long term maintenance costs for homeowners.

• Residents move around using the peripheral Driveways and a dedicated Parking Area, keeping the central residential zones quiet and safe for families walking.

• The Leisure Pool gives you a dedicated space to swim and unwind right outside your door.
• The Multipurpose Hall with Pantry, Gymnasium & Indoor Games serves as a central hub where you can host private events, work out, or play indoor sports under one roof.
• A Multipurpose Court, Jogging Track, and this amenity make it easy to maintain your fitness routine and play outdoor sports without leaving the premises.
• The Children Play Area, Senior Citizen Plaza, and Amphitheatre offer dedicated spaces where kids can play safely and older residents can socialize together.

• Building A stands on the western edge of the plot, running from north to south.
• Building B occupies the northern boundary, while Building C sits parallel to it along the southern edge.
• Rowhouse D is positioned in the southwest quadrant, creating a low-rise transition next to the taller residential blocks.

• Residents of Building C enjoy direct, immediate foot access to the central activity zone located just to their north.
• Those living in Building B can walk southwards down a short path to reach the main social hub.
• Rowhouse D occupants step directly onto the central courtyard, making their daily walk to the shared facilities incredibly short.

• Building B faces the quiet northern boundary, shielding its residents from the main road activity on the eastern side.
• Building A is set far back from the eastern entrance, keeping exposure to incoming traffic noise low.
• Homes in Building C face inward toward the central courtyard, which keeps them private and insulated from external streets.

• The wide gap between Building A and Building C allows western breezes to flow freely into the central courtyard.
• Building B and Building C are separated by a large central open space, so homes receive abundant southern sunlight.
• Rowhouse D is low-rise, which keeps the western sky open and prevents blocking daylight for the neighboring taller structures.

• Footpaths connect Building A directly to the central courtyard, allowing residents to walk safely without crossing any car lanes.
• People walking from Building B can use dedicated paths that run along the southern side of the block.
• Rowhouse D residents can walk straight into the central garden area, avoiding any contact with the outer loop road.

• The central courtyard is fully enclosed by Building B and Building C, keeping kids safe from outer loop traffic.
• Older residents in Building A can access the western garden spaces easily without navigating any steep steps or ramps.
• Rowhouse D sits adjacent to the flat central lawn, offering a safe, step-free environment for toddlers and grandparents alike.

• A continuous strip of planting runs along the northern boundary behind Building B, creating a natural buffer zone.
• The western edge behind Building A features a wide green belt that provides a quiet, natural border.
• Landscaped pockets are distributed around Building C, softening the transition between the concrete structures and the paved paths.

• Cars enter from the eastern side and immediately join a loop that circles the outer edges of the property.
• This outer loop keeps vehicles away from the central space between Building B and Building C, keeping these zones quiet.
• Around 20%-30% of the plot is allocated to roads and parking, keeping the interior safe for walking.

• This area positions every home in Building A to receive excellent afternoon sun from the west.
• Having Building B and Building C face each other across a wide open space creates a strong neighborhood feel.
• The clever positioning of Rowhouse D provides a low-density housing option without compromising the privacy of the taller towers.

This project delivers a quiet and complete home life where outdoor recreation and daily living are closely connected. Growing families benefit the most because children can play in secure outdoor areas while parents relax nearby. The project stands out because it successfully combines apartment blocks with private row houses to offer both housing options in a single cohesive setting.