Sustainable Landscaping consultants in Kharghar.

Kharghar is built against a hill. The slopes rise behind the upper sectors to a plateau of grass and scattered trees, and in the monsoon the Pandavkada falls run off them. Below, CIDCO laid out Central Park and a golf course across a wide stretch of the node. On the other side, wetlands and mangroves hold the creek edge. Between them sit dense housing sectors, with gardens and avenue trees planted as the node was built. Green work here means joining these edges: for the people who walk between them every morning.

Water is the constraint in Kharghar. Many societies know the weeks before the monsoon when supply thins and tankers arrive. A landscape that needs fresh water every day in May will not come through those weeks. We design around the building's own treated water and harvested rain, drip lines on timers, native planting that tolerates a dry spell, and smaller lawns. On hill-side plots the monsoon brings the opposite problem, runoff and eroding beds: so the softscape is built to slow water and hold it. The work is carried from our base in the region by named people, start to finish, not passed down a chain.