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This project is located in the S-Block of Greater Kailash 2. It is built on a 300 sq. yards plot and has Stilt + 4 floors. Each floor follows a 3BHK configuration. This is Prithu’s first project as a construction company in Greater Kailash 2.
There are many construction companies in Greater Kailash 2 but very few provide parking facilities in the stilt area. The stilt of this home can easily accommodate 8 cars. Each floor has 2 reserved parking spots which are independent of the other floors i.e. no interference from the neighbours if they want to park or take their car out.
The project is just a 5-minute walk away from the popular M-Block market in Greater Kailash – 2.
False ceiling and plaster work done on all floors. Floor polishing in progress.
Lift installation work in progress.
False ceiling work in progress on all floors.
Tiles are being installed in bathrooms on all floors.
Plumbing work in progress on all the floors.
Brickwork complete on all the 4 floors.
Gypsum plaster samples have been laid out on the wall for quality and visual test.
Partition walls being laid out at the GK 2 site.
The front balcony parapet being erected.
An overview of the ground floor.
Conduits being laid on the ground floor.
Plumbing holes have been drilled using core cutting machine.
An external view of the GK – 2 site.
Underground tanks being constructed at Gk -2 Site.
The stilt area being prepared to cast a thin layer of RMC to even out the floor.
An overview of the terrace at the GK – 2 site. Mumty is being constructed on the left.
Construction of rainwater harvesting tank in progress.
Construction of rainwater harvesting tank in progress.
Blockwork in progress on the first floor.
Construction of underground water tanks almost reaching the completion stage.
An overview of the first floor. On the left, partition walls are being constructed with ACC blocks. Proper plastic covers have been placed so the neighboring walls don’t get affected.
January ’18</h4> <p><span> Construction of partition walls with AAC blocks being done at GK – 2 site. AAC blocks have numerous advantages over bricks as they provide insulation against heat and sound, provide better protection against seepage, have better strength, etc.
anuary ’18</h4> <p><span> Shafts being outlined with ACC blocks. Proper shuttering and netting has been appropriately provided for a neat and secure construction process.
January ’18</h4> <p> <span>Proper protection has been provided wherever necessary so that least possible intrusion or discomfort is caused to the neighboring structures.
Construction of underground water tank being done in the stilt area.
Netting has been provided appropriately for safety and a hassle-free construction process.
Wooden shuttering has been done to properly encase the concrete while the casting is done and also to create a sturdy temporary structure.
Wooden shuttering has been done to properly encase the concrete while the casting is done and also to create a sturdy temporary structure.
November ’17</h4> <p><span>Proper height corrugated sheet enclosure is made on our construction sites to create a systemized and cohesive working environment and also to minimize the intrusion of construction on the neighbourhood.
Steel scaffolding ensures better safety and stability than any other materials such as a timbre, aluminium etc.
We use high quality curing compound to preserve the moisture in concrete so that it obtains its required strength planned during structure design. This process is traditionally done through ‘tarai’ where water is sprinkled on concrete for 7-15 days but that process causes quality inconsistencies because it’s a manual process with no quality specifications defined.
