Residential

Urban Affordable Housing Initiative

Government-approved affordable housing project with 800 units designed for economically weaker sections. Features sustainable construction practices, PMAY subsidy approval, energy-efficient construction, community centers, healthcare facilities, public transportation connectivity, and green building practices.

Location

Greater Noida, Delhi NCR

Client

National Housing Authority

Year

2023

Case Study

Client industry: Government & Public Housing

Challenge

The National Housing Authority needed 800 affordable housing units on 25 acres in Greater Noida for economically weaker sections, qualifying for PMAY (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana) subsidies. The project demanded cost-efficient construction without compromising structural quality, compliance with government housing norms, and community infrastructure including healthcare facilities and public transport connectivity — all within a 30-month timeline and ₹120 crore budget.

Solution

We engineered cost-optimized designs using standardized floor plans and modular construction techniques to maximize unit output per acre while maintaining quality standards. Fly ash bricks and AAC blocks reduced material costs by 15% while improving thermal insulation. The master plan integrated community centers, a primary healthcare facility, open spaces, and pedestrian-friendly connectivity to the nearest metro station. Our procurement team negotiated bulk material contracts to keep costs within PMAY per-unit limits while using ISI-certified materials throughout.

Results

Delivered all 800 units in 30 months with PMAY subsidy approval secured for all qualifying buyers. The cost-optimized design achieved a per-unit cost 12% below the government benchmark without compromising on structural integrity or finishing quality. Community infrastructure including healthcare facilities, parks, and transport connectivity was completed alongside the residential blocks. 520 workers were managed across the project with a strong safety record. The energy-efficient design reduces household electricity consumption by 20% compared to conventional affordable housing.

Project Statistics

Total Area

acres

Duration

months

Budget

₹0

Project Value

Workforce

Workers