Raheja Nova Pirangut, Pune

The master plan allocates significant space to green areas, featuring extensive landscaping with trees and patterned ground cover that surround the residential building. The primary land use is residential, complemented by these integrated open spaces and designated paved areas for parking.

• A paved internal driveway facilitates vehicle circulation within the property.
• The residential building is accessible via two distinct entry points.
• The property offers direct access to Paud Road, located 0.5 km away.
• Connectivity extends to the Mumbai-Bangalore Highway, situated 8.0 km from the property.

• The building incorporates a central lobby on each floor, equipped with lifts and stairs for vertical access.
• Each residential unit includes a private balcony, a dedicated utility space, and an external provision for outdoor units (ODU).
• Extensive soft landscaping, including trees and decorative ground cover, frames the residential structure.
• Designated parking areas are provided on-site.

• All unit balconies are consistently 1.50 meters wide.
• The central lift core measures 2.45 x 2.40 meters.
• Master Bedrooms typically measure around 3.35 x 4.26 meters (11 feet by 14 feet).
• Living and Dining areas vary in size, with larger layouts offering dimensions up to 6.09 x 3.96 meters (20 feet by 13 feet).

The land use is primarily allocated for residential purposes, evident in the numerous residential clusters depicted across the plan. Significant portions are also dedicated to extensive green spaces and recreational areas, including various parks and community gardens, rather than commercial zones.

• The Main Entry (1) serves as the primary access point, leading into an internal road network that traverses the residential zones.
• The development is directly connected to Paud Road, providing a direct link to the community.
• Further external connectivity is established towards Chandni Chowk, and routes leading to Lavasa & Hinjewadi.
• The master plan also indicates a direct connection to Lavasa further south.

• An Adventure Park features a forest adventure playground, an obstacle course, and a rock climbing plaza, complemented by cascading planting and a water stream.
• Community Gardens (5 & 7) offer amenities like a foot reflexology walk, a senior citizen corner, and a playground.
• Lakeside Park (8) provides an open plaza with seating, an activity plaza, a lawn amphitheater, BBQ pit, and a sand pit, alongside a lake and water stream.
• Additional recreational spaces include a Meditation Park with trellises and a Zen garden, and a dedicated Pet Park (9).

• The master plan identifies 11 distinct key areas, encompassing multiple parks and community facilities.
• The development incorporates four designated community parks (Community Garden 1, Community Garden 2, Community Park 3, and Community Park 4).
• A proposed clubhouse location (6) is strategically placed within the community.
• There are multiple water bodies (lakes/water streams) integrated into the landscape, particularly within the Lakeside Park and Adventure Park.