AAKRITI

SHANTINIKETAN
GH-01B, Sec-143 B, Noida Expressway

"I like to see a man proud of

the place in which he lives.

I like to see a man live so that

his place will be proud of him."
-Abraham Lincoln

Luxury with Features,

Elements and Design..........
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 “People First”: The Corporate Philosophy
The philosophy of “people first” assigns the priorities of
our group housing project in the following order

a. A house is built for the people with following purposes/consequences

I. It should provide the residents with safety, hygienic living conditions, convenience
and comfort in that order.

II. It may be the prime asset for most of the people acquiring it so it should have the
potential of a high return on investment in long term in terms of appreciation and
in short term in terms of rent-fetching capability.
III. It should bear a price that is cost-effective in the long term.

IV. It should be cost-effective not only in terms of the monetary payment made at the
time of acquisition, but also in terms of social cost-benefit analysis for successive
generations of users.
V. The basic design and structural changes are not possible, once the house is handed
over. Hence utmost care has to be taken in the designing process to ensure flexibility
and perfection.

VI. The large ecological footprint of a high-density housing is capable of affecting

the immediate environment to an extent that prime resources like Water, Fresh Air
and Energy resources are depleted beyond repair in times to come. Care should be
. taken to minimize the damage
VII. Best Practices in Housing sector across the world should be followed.

VIII. Only the Best Material should be used in the project.

IX. It should contribute to the growth of housing sector, which is the prime engine of
economic growth and source of employment in the national economy.

b. The houses are made by the people.

I. The employees earn their living by working on it.

II. The entrepreneurs taking initiative in this sector should make a healthy profit in
order to be able to deliver, sustain and expand their good work.
 “People First”: Translating the philosophy
into actionable targets and measurable outcomes

Goal Feature in the Project

Earthquake Safety Structure Design according to Specification for zone 5 of

Seismic Zones although NOIDA lies in Zone 4 .

Fire Safety Fire Tower in each block instead of ordinary

fire escape stair-case.

Security Three tier Security including Electronic Surveillance

Hygienic living conditions a. Cross-Ventilation in every room.

b. Building Materials according to Green Building Norms Like Low
VOC Paints which are not harmful for health.
c. At least three sides open houses to ensure maximum sunlight.

Convenience a. Only Four flats per floor in a block

b. Three lifts per block
c. Width of Lift Lobby 12-14ft
d. Outdoor and indoor traffic circulation designed for minimum
confusion and take minimum time to negotiate.
e. No Circulation through Living Room
f. One large Terrace in every flat for outdoor private space
g. Flats designed for proper Furniture Placement in every room
h. One Balcony hidden from public view for washing and
drying of clothes in every flat
i. Area adjacent to Dining Room opens to a balcony and can be
landscaped
j. Separate entry into kitchen through servant room
k. All apartments divided into three zones: Public,
Semi-private and Private
l. Podium parking
m. One separate guest room adjacent to the living area
n. One continuous large semi-private area consisting of Drawing,
Dining and Primary terrace , so that an in-house gathering of
around 50 people can be organized without disturbing the
bedrooms
o. One Utility Balcony with every kitchen
p. Separate Dining area in every Apartment
q. No toilet opens in Living /Dining/Kitchen
r. All flat entries in line of sight from the main Lift Lobby
s. U-shaped Living Space for optimal furniture placement
t. C lub, Convenience shopping and Swimming pool inside the
Compound
 “People First”: Translating the philosophy
into actionable targets and measurable outcomes

Goal Feature in the Project

Comfort a. Better Heat Insulation: Green Building Norms make houses more
comfortable in extreme weather due to better heat insulation.
b. Better acoustic isolation provided either through putting
circulation areas or open spaces between the apartments;z
if not possible, through adjacent rooms having same usage.

High return on investment a. The Amenities listed above are unique to this property and shall
in long term in terms of always fetch premium over other properties in the vicinity.
appreciation

b. Basement having more height ensures that parking is not

going to be a problem in future because in case of shortage
mechanized parking can be installed.
c. Proximity to Metro, Institutional areas, Commercial areas, FNG,
NOIDA Expressway and ISBT make it a prime property for years
to come.
d. Better maintainability and flexibility make it premium property.
Besides, lower maintenance effort makes it a better maintained
building in future.
Cost-effective in the long
Following of Green Building Norms make savings to the extent
term
of 26% in energy cost, 13% in aggregate maintenance cost
and 33% in CO2 emission according to a study commissioned by
US General Services Administration(GSA).

Cost- effective in terms of a. Sewage Treatment plan and reuse of water in gardening and
social cost-benefit analysis flushing may cut the water requirement substantially.
for successive generations b. Water Harvesting Facility for recharging of ground Water.
of users c . S o l a r p a n e l s f o r n o n - r e n e w a b l e e n e r g y.
d. Build ng Management System for efficient utilization of
resources.

Best Practices in Housing Norms and Guidelines from across the world especially New York
sector across the world City, New South Wales, Australia, New Zealand, studies of IITs etc
should be followed have been studied and are being implemented in this Project to
the extent required and feasible.

Only the Best Material Only the top Brands are going to be used. For example, Tata Steel
should be used in the will be preferably used. In case of non-availability SAIL steel shall
project be used.
 Safety: Go the extra mile, Design for Zone V

The building is designed for zone V, i.e. the highest seismic Zone of the country although the
project lies in zone IV and the legal compliance require design for Zone IV only. The reason for this extra
preparedness is as follows:
“The seismic zone maps are revised from time to time as more understanding is gained on the
geology, the seismotectonics and the seismic activity in the country. The Indian Standards
provided the first seismic zone map in 1962, which was later revised in 1967 and again
in 1970 (Figure 3). The map has been revised again in 2002 (Fig. 4) and it now has only four
seismic zones – II, III, IV and V. The areas falling in seismic zone I in the 1970 version of the map
are merged with those of seismic zone II. Also, the seismic zone map in the peninsular region
has been modified. Madras now comes in seismic zone III as against in zone II in the 1970
version of the map. This 2002 seismic zone map is not the final word on the seismic
hazard of the country, and hence there can be no sense of complacency in this regard.”

INDEX
INDEX
ZONE I
ZONE II
ZONE II
ZONE III
ZONE III
ZONE IV
ZONE IV
ZONE V
ZONE V

Figure 3: Indian Seismic Zone Map of 1970 Figure 4: Indian Seismic Zone Map as per
IS :1893 (Part 1)-2002

Authored by:
C.V.R.Murty
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
Kanpur, India
Sponsored by:
Building Materials and Technology Promotion
Council, New Delhi, India
 Safety from Fire: Fire Tower instead of
normal Fire Escape Staircases
Not only following the existing codal requirements but exceeding them.

Open Air
Open to Air

Fire
Tower
Podium Level Typical Floor Level

“F2.22. Fire Tower: These are applicable for multi-storeyed buildings (over 8 storeys
or 24m in height) and are considered as the safest escape route.”

Courtesy: Document No. : IITK-GSDMA-Fire03-V3.0

Final Report : C - Fire Codes
IITK-GSDMA Project on Building Codes
 Large Naturally Ventilated Lift Lobby

14 Feet

“Better Design Practice

Increase amenity and safety in circulation
BUILDING PLANNING
spaces by:
- providing generous corridor widths and ceiling
heights, particularly in lobbies, outside lifts and “A. Lobby
apartment entry doors 1. The lobby should be treated as an attractive and
- providing appropriate levels of lighting, including gracious space with materials and furnishings that
the use of natural daylight, where possible are attractive, durable, and easy to maintain
- minimising corridor lengths to give short, clear 2. The lobby should be undisrupted by other
sightlines elements
- avoiding tight corners 3. Natural light should be maximized, and if possible,
- providing legible signage noting apartment a view of the exterior landscaped space should be
numbers, common areas and general directional exploited
finding
4. The primary vertical circulation/elevator should be
- providing adequate ventilation.
visible and accessible from the lobby.”
Support better apartment building layouts by
designing buildings with multiple cores which:
- increase the number of vertical circulation points
- g i v e m o re a r t i c u l a t i o n t o t h e f a c a d e
- limiting the number of units off a circulation core
on a single level”.

Building Design Part03 BUILDING PLANNING GUIDELINE

Tools for improving the design of residential flat The New York City Department of
buildings Government of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
New South Wales, Australia
3 Lifts per Floor for 4 Flats

“Two Lifts of 680 Kg provide a better service

than one1360 Kg. The large single lift would
run only partly loaded during the major part
of the day with a resulting decrease in
efficiency and increased running cost. The
offset is that although 2 lifts may be costly,
require more foot print (space), and have less
tenable area; the advantage is lower operating
costs and better quality of service.”

cedengineering.com

Lobby Space Usage

Corridors are not just a means of access for

the residents to move in and out from their
homes to the lifts and vice versa, but also
may have the following usage:

a. Older people can wait here for the lift.

b. Are able to provide a community area
for families living along the same corridor
or floor. As such, corridors has the attribute
of a social space. For example, it can be an
area for children to play or for housewives
to meet.
 Minimal Common walls between two Flats

Better Design Practice

“Consider apartment layout along with
the location, separation and
configuration of apar tments in
order to maximise acoustic privacy in
each apartment.

>> Organise apartments within a building to

minimise sound transmission between
units.
>> Group noisier rooms next to one another
whilst grouping quieter rooms further
away.
>> Utilise storage and circulation spaces to
create buffers to noise from other
3 apartments, building services or common
4 areas.
>> Minimise the amount of party walls within
2
a development.
>> Consider the apartment layout in terms of
separating noisy rooms from quieter rooms.
1 > > G ro u p s i m i l a r f u n c t i o n s to g e t h e r.
>> Use design technologies and techniques
to reconcile conflicts between noise,
outlook and views. These may include:
double glazing using sealed entry doors
to reduce sound transmission from
common spaces or from outside the
building
>> providing sound insulation beyond the
Flats open on all four sides requirements of the building code.”

Basic Principles
“>> To ensure that all habitable rooms have access to natural
daylight. Where possible, this should be extended to
service rooms (such as kitchens and bathrooms).
>> To ensure sufficient daylighting in order to reduce the
reliance on artificial lighting during daylight hours.”
Building Design Part 03
Building Design Part 03 Tools for improving the
Tools for improving the design of residential flat design of residential flat
buildings Government of buildings, Government of
New South Wales, Australia New South Wales, Australia
 Green Building

“Anything else you're interested in is not going to happen if you can't breathe the air and
drink the water. Don't sit this one out. Do something.”
- Carl Sagan

Green Building Certification to be obtained from IGBC.

Green Building Rating System provides a set of performance standards for certifying the
design and construction phases of commercial, institutional buildings and high-rise
residential buildings. The specific credits in the rating system provide guidelines for the
design and construction of buildings.

The intent of LEED India NC is to assist in the

creation of buildings that are

1. Of High Performance
2. Healthful
3. Durable
4. Affordable
5. Environmentally sound

LEED India NC addresses :

1. Sustainable Sites
2. Water Efficiency
3. Energy & Atmosphere
4. Materials & Resources
5. Indoor Environmental Quality
6. Innovation & Design Process

“II. Benefits of Green Homes

Green homes can have tremendous benefits, both tangible and intangible. The most
tangible benefits are the reduction in water and energy consumption right from day one of
occupancy. The energy savings could range from 20 – 30 % and water savings around
30 – 50%. Intangible benefits of Green homes include enhanced air quality, excellent
daylighting, health & wellbeing of the occupants, safety benefits and conservation of
scarce national resources. Green Homes rating system can also enhance marketability of a
project.”
IGBC Green Homes
Rating System Ver 1.0
Abridged Reference Guide
 Separate Zones within the Apartment

Basic Principles
“Zone 1A courier or a milkman can be
disposed from this area only. He gets “>> Consider the apartment layout in terms of
to see only a dead wall in front of him separating noisy rooms from quieter rooms.
and no other area of the flat. Can be >> Group similar functions together. “
used further for changing of shoes,
placing of shoe rack or simply a
welcome painting.

Zone 2 A semi-private common zone for

guests & residents consisting of a
guest room, living area, dining room
and a common washroom.
Building Design Part 03
Zone 3 A zone of silence and privacy. Master Tools for improving the design of
bedroom and other bedrooms are residential flat buildings
here”. Government of New South Wales, Australia
 Cross Ventilation in each and every room
Indoor Air Pollution
Hard Facts
>Many a time indoor air
quality is worse than the
most polluted outdoor air.
>Fresh air contains 21.0%
(v/v) O2
>Exhaled air contains 17.0%
(v/v) O2 and 83.0 % (v/v)
CO2
>An adult emits 45 gm
sweat/hour containing
bio aerosols.
>An adult produces 300
BTU of heat/hour.
>Carbon-based gaseous
pollutants (VOCs) indoors
are 2 to 5 times higher
than outdoors.

Better Design Practice Design the internal apartment layout to promote natural
ventilation by:
“Plan the site to promote and guide natural breezes by: > minimising interruptions in air flow through an apartment.
The more corners or rooms airflow must negotiate, the less
> determining prevailing breezes and orient buildings to
effective the natural ventilation.
maximise use, where possible (see Orientation)
> grouping rooms with similar usage together, for example,
keeping living spaces together and sleeping spaces together.
Utilise the building layout and section to increase the
potential for natural ventilation. Design solutions may This allows the apartment to be compartmentalised for
include: efficient summer cooling or winter heating.

> facilitating cross ventilation by designing narrow Select doors and operable windows to maximise natural
building depths and providing dual aspect apartments, ventilation opportunities established by the apartment
for example, cross through apartments and corner layout.”
Building Design Part 03
apartments. Tools for improving the design of residential flat
buildings, Government of New South Wales, Australia

Tetrachloroethylene
Chloroform Source: Dry cleaning fluid fumes on clothes
Source: Chlorine based Threat: Nerve disorder, Damage to liver and kidneys, cancer possible
water in hot showers
Para-Dichlorobenzene
Possible threat: Cancer
Source: Air fresheners,
mothball crystalls
1,1,1,Trichloroethane Threat: Cancer.
Source: Aerosol sprays
Threat: Dizziness, irregular breathing Formaldehyde
Source: Furniture stuffing, panelling,
Nitrogen Oxides particleboard, foam insulation
Source: Unvented gas stoves, kerosene heaters, Threat: Irritation of eyes, throat,
Threat: Irritated lungs, children’s cold, headache skin, and lungs, nausea, dizziness

Benzo-α-pyrene
Asbestos
Source: Tobacco smoke, woodstoves
Source: Pipe Insulation, vinyl ceiling, floor tiles
Threat: Lung cancer
Threat: Lung disease, Lung cancer
Styrene
Carbon Monoxide Source: Carpets, plastic products
Source: Unvented gas stoves, faulty furnaces, Threat: Kidney and liver damage
incense sticks Radon-222
Threat: Drowsiness, irregular heartbeat, headache Source: Radioactive soil and rock
Methylene chloride
Tobacco smoke Source: Paint, strippers and thinners surrounding foundation, water supply
Source: Cigarettes Threat: Nerve disorders, Dizziness Threat: Lung cancer
Threat: Lung cancer, Respiratory
ailments, Heart diseases
Unified Continuous Common area of around 600 sq. ft.
for in house gatherings of around 50 people
1.All Toilets, Kitchen and Habitable Rooms on external walls.
No Ventilation through Shafts.
2.All Toilets and Kitchen Adjoining Balcony for better
Servicing and Plumbing.
Basic Principles
“1. Locate habitable rooms and
where possible, kitchens and
bathrooms on the external face
of the buildings.
2. Ensure building services are
co-ordinated and integrated into
the overall façade and balcony
design. Services, such as
drainage pipes and ventilation
ducts are often visible from the
street and detract from the
overall appearance of the
building.
3. Consider installing water and
gas outlets on primary balconies.”

Building Design Part 03

Tools for improving the design
of residential flat buildings,
Government of
New South Wales, Australia

Separate Entry to Kitchen Through

Servant Room

“>> Group similar functions

together.”

Building Design Part 03

Tools for improving the design
of residential flat buildings,
Government of
New South Wales, Australia
 1. One terrace large enough to accommodate one table and four chairs and
in addition a couple of easy chairs
2. One Balcony hidden from Public View for washing and drying of clothes
3. Balcony adjacent to dining room can be landscaped
4. One Balcony for keeping of utilities like children’s bicycle

2
3

1
9 Feet

Better Design Practice

. “Where other private open space is not provided, provide at least one primary balcony.

. Primary balconies should be:

- located adjacent to the main living areas, such as living room, dining room or kitchen to extend the dwelling living
space.
- sufficiently large and well proportioned to be functional and promote indoor/outdoor living. A dining table and
two chairs (smaller apartment) and four chairs (larger apartment) should fit on the majority of balconies in any
development.

. Consider secondary balconies, including Juliet balconies or operable walls with balustrades, for additional amenity
and choice in larger apartments:
- adjacent to bedrooms
- for clothes drying, site balconies off laundries or bathrooms; they should be screened from the public domain.”

Building Design Part 03

Tools for improving the design of residential flat buildings
Government of New South Wales, Australia
 Separate Dining Space abutting landscape balcony.
No Toilet open in Living / Dining Room

Better Design Practice

“Dining Area
Every dwelling unit must contain a space for dining, which accommodates a table and
chairs for the intended maximum number of occupants.
Apartment Planning
a. Unit Arrangement
1. There must be no circulation through bedrooms to other bedrooms or to primary
bathrooms. Bathrooms should be near the bedrooms. Bathrooms must not open
into the Living Room, Dining Room, or Kitchen. Circulation through the Living
Room should be avoided.
2. Direct access to private outdoor space should be provided from a living space
within the unit not a bedroom.”
BUILDING PLANNING GUIDELINE
The New York City Department of
Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
 Proper Furniture Placement in Every Room
1. Bed placement not in front of entry Door
2. U-shaped Dining /Living room for proper placement of Sofa set
3. Proper space for Dining table
4. Proper storage in every room

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3
4

4 1

2
4
4
4
4

Better Design Practice

“All door placements and wall lengths should accommodate furniture placement.”

BUILDING PLANNING GUIDELINE

The New York City Department of
Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
 Indoor Traffic Circulation and Furniture Placement
No toilet opens in Drawing / Dining Room
No circulation through Drawing / Living Room

“Bathrooms must not open into the Living Room, Dining Room, or Kitchen.
Circulation through the Living Room should be avoided.”

BUILDING PLANNING GUIDELINE

The New York City Department of
Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
2 BHK + STUDY 1350 Sq Ft
3 BHK + 2T 1550 Sq Ft
3BHK + 3 T 1762 Sq Ft
3 BHK + Servant 2150 Sq Ft
4BHK + Servant 2750 Sq Ft
 Location Through Maps
Advantage NOIDA

A circle around New Delhi

has NOIDA well within it
and much of Outer Delhi
outside it.”

Base Map courtesy

bing Maps

Advantage
Aakriti Shantiniketan:
Premium Location
Mah 1. Located on FNG
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Fly O maya 2. Located on Expressway
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3. Located near Proposed
Metro (Red Dotted Line)
4. Near proposed ISBT
Noi 5. Large Institutional /
da Commercial Areas around
(Blue : Institutional,
Red: Commercial)”

Base Map courtesy

Official Noida Map
Master Plan 2031

Other projects nearby

1. ATS
2. ELDECO
3. OMAXE
1
2 4. ANSAL
3 5. ADVANT
6. LOGIX
7. UNITECH
8. AAKRITI SHANTINIKETAN
7 4 5 6
8
Base Map courtesy
Google Earth

23.4 Km from ITO

Base Map courtesy

Google Earth
Location Through Maps

33.7 Km from IGI

Base Map courtesy

Google Earth

20.3 Km from
Nehru Place

Base Map courtesy

Google Earth

26 Km from
Connaught Place

Base Map courtesy

Google Earth
 Specifications

Area Item Specifications

1. Drawing / Dining Room Floors Vitrified tiles of (Size 2’x 2’) Brand Kajaria/Somany or Equivalent.
External Door & Windows Wooden Flush Doors/Aluminum Powder coated doors & windows.
Fixture & Fitting Modular electric switches, Brand Anchor, Havells, legrand or Equivalent.
Walls Low VOC Paint
Internal Doors Wooden Flush Doors
Ceiling Low VOC Paint

2. Master Bedroom Floors Laminated wooden flooring in Master Bedroom

External Doors & Windows Wooden Flush Doors/Aluminum Powder coated doors & windows.
Fixture & Fitting Modular electric switches, Brand Anchor, Havells, legrand or Equivalent.
Walls Low VOC Paint
Internal Doors Wooden Flush Doors
Ceiling Low VOC Paint

3. Bedroom Floors Vitrified tiles of (Size 2’x2’) Brand Kajaria or Equivalent.

External Door & Windows Wooden Flush Doors/Aluminum Powder coated doors & windows.
Fixture & Fitting Modular electric switches, Brand Anchor, Havells, legrand or Equivalent.
Walls Low VOC Paint
Internal Doors Wooden Flush Doors
Ceiling Low VOC Paint

4. Toilet Floor Designer Ceramic Tiles of Kajaria or Equivalent.

Windows/Ventilator Wooden Flush Doors/Aluminum Powder coated doors & windows.

Fixture & Fitting Washbasin & W.C of “Hind ware” or equivalent C.P.
fittings of Jaquar/Marc or equivalent.
Walls Designer Ceramic Tiles of Kajaria/Somany or Equivalent up to 7’ht
.
Internal Doors Wooden Flush Doors
Ceiling Low VOC Paint

6. Kitchen Floors Vitrified tiles of (2’x 2’ in size), Brand Kajaria/Somany or Equivalent.

External Door & Wooden Flush Doors/Aluminum Powder coated doors & windows.

Windows Working Platform with Granite top with double bowl Stainless Steel Sink.

Fixture & Fitting Designer Ceramic Tiles of Kajaria or Equivalent up to 2’ht above Counter.

Walls Modular electric switches, Brand Anchor, Havells, legrand or Equivalent.

7. Balconies Floors Ceramic Tiles Floors

8. Power Backup 1 KVA High Speed

9. Elevators Swimming Pool, Club , Air Conditioned Gymnasium

10.. Amenities Badminton court, Table tennis

 Site Plan

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3 BHK + 2T 3 4 2 BHK + Study 3 BHK + 2T 3 4 2 BHK + Study 3 BHK + 2T 3 4 2 BHK + Study

3 BHK +3T 2 C 1 3 BHK +3T 3 BHK +3T 2 D 1 3 BHK +3T 3 BHK +3T 2 1 3 BHK +3T
FNG Road

3 BHK +SER 3 BHK +SER 3 4 3 BHK +SER

3 4 3 BHK +SER

4 BHK +SER 2 1 4 BHK +SER 2 A 1 4 BHK +SER

4 BHK +SER

Commercial
Sector road

Green Belt
Service Road
Green Belt

Noida Expressway
 Salient Features of the Project
While the Brochure captures the features of the Project in
detail, the salient features are summarized below. This will
provide you an in-sight as to how and why this project is
better than other projects :

The project is located at a junction of Greater NOIDA expressway,

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FNG Expressway and the proposed metro line.

A green park on the side of expressway, ensuring that one side will
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always be open.

Best materials are being used for construction. E.g. Tata Steel will be
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used. Looking at the saline quality of water In NOIDA, RO plant is
being set up for doing the construction work. This is being done only
by one or two builders in the country. RO Plant will be used by the
residents after the construction is over.

Provision of hydraulic parking. Parking space will be allotted

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without any charges. The cost of flat includes the cost of parking space
also

Structure Design according to Specification for zone 5 of Seismic

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zones although NOIDA lies in Zone 4.

Fire Tower in each block instead of ordinary fire escape staircase.

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Cross Ventilation in every room.

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Houses open on at least three sides to ensure maximum sunlight.

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Only Four flats per floor in a block. Three lifts per block. Width of
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Lift Lobby 12-14ft.

One large Terrace in every flat for outdoor private space

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One Balcony hidden from public view for washing and drying of
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clothes in every flat.

One Utility Balcony with every kitchen

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Better Heat Insulation: Green Building Norms make houses more

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 Locations Through Maps

Base Map courtesy Advantage NOIDA

33.7 Km from IGI A circle around New Delhi has NOIDA well Base Map courtesy
Google Earth bing Maps
within it and much of Outer Delhi outside it.

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Advantage Aakriti Shantiniketan: Premium Location 1. ATS 7. UNITECH

1. Located on FNG 2. ELDECO 8. AAKRITI SHANTINIKETAN
2. Located on Expressway 3. OMAXE
26 Km from Base Map courtesy 3. Located near Proposed Metro (Red Dotted Line)
Connaught Place Google Earth 4. ANSAL
4. Near proposed ISBT Base Map courtesy
5. Large Institutional / 5. ADVANT
6. LOGIX Google Earth
Commercial Areas around Base Map courtesy
(Blue : Institutional, Red: Official Noida Map
Commercial) Master Plan 2031

Base Map courtesy 20.3 Km from Base Map courtesy

23.4 Km from ITO Nehru Place Google Earth
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