Tag: Infrastructure

  • DHA Quetta Sector A3 Progress and Development Update

    Recent months have seen significant construction and infrastructure advancements transforming Early Bird Sector A3 in DHA Quetta. A side-by-side view from early 2024 to the present shows rapid change across residential, commercial, civic and utility areas, underscoring steady progress toward delivery.

    Extensive earthmoving and ground preparation formed the basis of this momentum. Major leveling work and heavy machinery operations reshaped rugged terrain into organized road networks and clearly demarcated zones. A key engineering feat was the backfilling of the Sara Khullah Nullah, which bridged deep natural ravines and created expansive, stabilized land ready for future use.

    Residential construction has advanced quickly. Signature houses have moved from bare foundations to finished modern multi-level homes. At the same time, structural work on the 44 Executive Villas proceeds, with masonry walls, framing and parcel layouts taking shape across the neighborhood.

    The commercial front is also accelerating. Thirteen plazas are currently rising, built on multi-story concrete frames and grey structures along primary routes. Financial services are becoming available on site, highlighted by the operational Bank Alfalah branch equipped with active ATM facilities.

    Civic and educational sites have been integrated. The CSL Meta Robotics Containerized School is now operational, offering modular classrooms and a central campus green. Recreation expands through a newly landscaped zoo and aviary complex, featuring finished walking pathways and night-lit grounds.

    Infrastructure reliability remains central. Surface and underground water storage systems have been established. To support administration, dedicated office spaces were placed inside the overhead water-tank structure, providing meeting rooms, service counters and workspaces. Road and transit improvements continue with construction of the Sector A3 bridge, incorporating deep piling, steel rebar reinforcement and pier installation.

    Complete electrification of Early Bird sectors has lit main boulevards and streetscapes, giving the area bright, functional illumination accessible via the Jinnah Entrance. Overall, the sector demonstrates balanced growth, delivering roads, housing, commercial hubs, education and public amenities ahead of schedule.

    Contact information
    Name: Choudry Mujahid Yasin ( CMY )
    Phone: +923224929992 Whatsapp Available

  • One Central DHA Lahore: Smart Flood Mitigation System

    One Central DHA Lahore is rapidly advancing toward completion, setting new benchmarks in urban development through modern master planning and infrastructure standards.

    The project redefines benchmarks by integrating open environment aesthetics, pedestrian-friendly pathways, and advanced utility management.

    One Central DHA Lahore allocates 27 percent of its area to open spaces, complemented by broad walks that promote walkability and ease of movement throughout the site. This physical layout is enhanced by an integrated smart network system designed to modernize community operations and infrastructure oversight.

    What sets One Central DHA Lahore apart is its specialized flood mitigation strategy centered on rainwater harvesting. During development, water management received prioritized attention to protect against monsoon challenges and heavy downpours.

    The flood mitigation mechanism operates through a systematic water harvesting and drainage cycle:

    • Surface Run-Off Collection – When rain falls over the project, surface run-off is promptly captured through a comprehensive network of storm water drains, preventing water accumulation on streets and public walkways.
    • Diversion to Harvesting Tank – From the storm drainage lines, collected rainwater is routed directly into an on-site rainwater harvesting storage tank, centralizing excess run-off for controlled management.
    • Power and Pumping Activation – Dedicated generators and Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) are switched on to supply power to the heavy-duty pumping system. Once energized, the pumps activate to draw stored water from the harvesting tank.
    • Controlled Water Discharge – The extracted storm water is directed away from the development and discharged into the Rohi Nala / Charrar Drain, efficiently disposing of surplus volumes without burdening local community roads.

    Through this integrated rainwater harvesting and drainage system, One Central DHA Lahore actively manages excess rainwater, substantially mitigates flood risks, and safeguards community infrastructure for smooth operations under diverse weather conditions.

    Contact information Name: Choudry Mujahid Yasin ( CMY ) Phone: +923224929992 Whatsapp Available