Arbita
Tehran
Judicious and selective locationing of shear walls to support flat-plate floor slabs enabled the architect to optimise layout of the 580-living units provided in these cascading groups of 20 apartment blocks, on a sloping site, which merge beautifully with the mountainous background of Tehran.
Architect: Raj Rewal
Garden Estate
1987-89
Gurugram
Garden Estate is a high income group housing complex of 369 houses and flats with three-and two-bed rooms varying from two and a half to five storeys in height.
The structure ranges from conventional load bearing brick masonry with cast-in-situ RC-slab, to RC-framed with precast concrete batten and hollow concrete block flooring. The complex has a club, a swimming pool, shopping area, medical facilities and nursery schools as well as partial captive power. The total project has a built area of about 80,000 sqm and costs about Rs 24 crores including development. It is targeted to be completed in a period of two years.
Architect: Arcops Associates
Zakir Hussain Housing
1980-82
New Delhi
A group housing complex with 204 houses and a total covered area of 25283 sqm. It has two towers, each of eight-storeys with a basement in RCC framed structure and a number of four storey high masonry load bearing buildings.
Architect: Raj Rewal
Malviya Nagar DDA Housing
1976-79
New Delhi
A three-and four-storey group housing scheme of 600, two-and-three-bedroom flats in RCC frame are juxtapositioned to provide sleeping terraces at each level with all flats.
Architect: Kuldip Singh
Cochin Housing
1976-79
Cochin
Architect: Kuldip Singh
LIC Housing
1978-79
New Delhi
Sheikh Sarai DDA Housing
1979-81
New Delhi
Architect: Raj Rewal & Kuldip Singh
AWHO Housing
1983-85
Noida
Architect: Kuldip Singh
IIT Group Housing
1990-91
New Delhi
Architect: Raj Rewal
Laburnum
1994-97
Gurgaon
Architect: Arcop Associates
Malibu Towne
1996-98
Gurgaon
Architect: RC Gulati
Hamilton Court Housing
1996-98
Gurgaon
IFS Housing
2001-03
Gurgaon
Architect: Abhimanyu Dalal
DMRC Housing
(unbuilt)
2008
Noida
Architect: Studio VanRO