Location :
Sector 129,Noida
Traffic assumption (for Year 2010)
| PCV Assumptions Year 2010 | G Noida-TEZ |
|---|---|
| Cars/Jeeps/Texis | 11531 |
| Mini Bus/LCV/Tractor | 1757 |
| Bus | 1592 |
| Trucks-2A | 1413 |
| 3A | 1273 |
| Truck M | 669 |
| Total | 18235 |
As per the above table, the expected traffic flow from Greater Noida till the Taj Economic Zone (TEZ) will be 18,235 vehicles per day. This figure is expected to double in the next five years.
Strengths of the Area:
- Venue for India’s first proposed Formula 1 circuit
- Home for major future development with lot of MNCs and big projects coming up in the neighbouring areas
Other developments in the vicinity:
- Gautam Budh University
- NIIT office
- Emaar MGF – commercial
Positioning:
The vision behind these residential towers is to offer exceptional apartment layouts with un-ending views for residents to savor.
The landscaping and ambiance of the project is inspired from the Tuscan/Mediterranean style of architecture. Parks and fountains with a vast range of recreational/facilities along with a central club will ensure a hi-quality lifestyle for its residents. The large plethora of sporting facilities including multiple Tennis & badminton courts, a unique 5 a side football field, jogging tracks along with a swimming pool and water facilities will interest the health conscious and people in general.
Tuscan/Mediterranean style landscaping involves wonderful herbs and variety of Citrus trees. It would be nice to add a display of intriguing mosaic stepping stones. ‘Simplicity in style’.
Wrought iron accessories, the appearance of crumbling stone walls, rustic stone farmhouse decor, marble flooring and hard sturdy wood furniture to be used in the general area landscaping.
Club House :
Replete with a circular driveway and portico the club will exude a private-club atmosphere, sun-baked terra cotta walls blend beautifully with stacked stone to create a warm welcome for all residents and guests. Wide, low windows mark the facade of the Clubhouse and beautiful hardwood floors and a stone fireplace frame the lobby. Stacked stone archways of the entrance corridor lead into the Clubhouse and open onto sitting areas.
