"Our urban landscapes are undergoing a rapid transformation, pressured by burgeoning populations and increasing demands on city infrastructure. To address these escalating challenges, urban planners continually revise zoning regulations. In Delhi, for instance, a significant regulatory change introduced mandatory stilt parking on small urban lots with four habitable floors above. Gurugram, a satellite city, subsequently adopted similar amendments. A key distinction, however, lies in the underlying demand: Delhi's housing demand is genuine, whereas Gurugram's is largely speculative, evidenced by numerous vacant lots across its neighborhoods."
"Manufacturers: Chaitanya Solar, International Glazing Technologies, Iqrup & Ritz , Kohler, Kone, Lamp Shaper, Mitsubishi Electric, Oorjaa Lights Lead Architects: Harsh Vardhan Jain, Saurabh Jain Lead Team: Harsh Vardhan Jain, Saurabh Jain Design Team: Prabhjot Kaur, Ingid Dutta Landscape Architecture: BRM Farms General Contractor: Juggernaut Associates Pvt. Ltd. Engineering & Consulting > Structural: Jai Shree Consultants Engineering & Consulting > Electrical: IMS Consultants Engineering & Consulting > Mep: Vinod Sharma"
Urban landscapes are undergoing rapid transformation due to burgeoning populations and increasing infrastructure demands. Urban planners revise zoning regulations to address these challenges. A regulatory change in Delhi introduced mandatory stilt parking on small urban lots with four habitable floors above. Gurugram adopted similar amendments despite a largely speculative local housing market. Delhi's housing demand remains genuine, while Gurugram shows numerous vacant lots that indicate speculative development. The project occupies an area of 540 m and reached completion in 2025. The project involved manufacturers such as Chaitanya Solar, International Glazing Technologies, and Kohler, and was led by Harsh Vardhan Jain and Saurabh Jain.
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