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Aarambh Garden City

A residential plotted development shaped around clear access, open community spaces, and an easy-to-understand master plan.

Moje Naniboru, near Dholera

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Project overview

One thoughtfully arranged plotted community

Aarambh Garden City brings the project into one clear view: an organised plot layout, a connected internal road network, and shared spaces placed throughout the plan.

Within the plan

Spaces designed into the layout

Connected internal roads

The plan shows 7.5 m, 9 m, and 12 m internal roads linking the plotted areas with the main entrance.

Common open plots

Shared open plots are distributed across the layout instead of being concentrated in one corner.

Temple area

A dedicated temple area is identified within one of the central shared spaces.

Children's area

A separate children's area is positioned within the eastern side of the layout.

Landscaped boundary

The approved plan presents planting along the outer edge and the principal approach road.

Master plan

Explore the latest master plan

Review the plot arrangement, access roads, shared spaces, and community areas in the current project plan.

Latest approved master plan for Aarambh Garden City

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Nearby heritage

A port-town that shaped history

Near Aarambh Garden City, Lothal offers a direct view into Harappan planning, craftsmanship, and maritime exchange through its excavated settlement and archaeological museum.

c. 2400 BCEHarappan settlement

3Museum galleries

2014UNESCO Tentative List

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