A home can look good on a plan and still feel closed in. Light, air and open space depend on how the buildings are placed as much as on how each flat is laid out.
Wing placement
Tanish Urbania has 12 residential wings positioned to leave ample open space between them. That spacing helps daylight reach the homes and lets air move through the site.
Balconies and cross ventilation
Generous balconies extend the living space outdoors, and layouts planned for cross ventilation keep rooms fresher with less reliance on fans and air conditioning.
Open and landscaped areas
Well-distributed landscaped zones give residents somewhere to walk, sit and meet neighbours, while the master plan keeps a level of privacy for each home.
The design comes from YW Architects, with a modern language of clean geometry, vertical accents and balanced proportions.
