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  • Early Bird Sector A3 in DHA Quetta: Progress Update

    Neighbors watching Early Bird Sector A3 in DHA Quetta can see clear changes since early 2024. Work across housing, shops, civic spaces, and basic utilities is advancing steadily as the project moves closer to delivery.

    Crews have carried out extensive earthmoving and ground preparation. Heavy machinery has leveled the rough terrain and turned it into organized road networks and clearly marked development zones. A major engineering step involved backfilling the Sara Khullah Nullah, filling deep natural ravines to create wide, stable land ready for future construction and transit routes.

    Home building is moving quickly in the sector. The signature houses have progressed from bare foundations to finished modern multi-level homes. Alongside them, the 44 Executive Villas are taking shape with masonry walls, framing, and individual plot layouts across the neighborhood.

    Commercial construction is also picking up speed. Thirteen commercial plazas are actively rising, with multi-story concrete frames and grey structures along primary sector routes. Banking is already available on site because the Bank Alfalah branch is open with active ATM facilities.

    Civic and educational facilities are part of the sector’s layout. The CSL Meta Robotics Containerized School is in place, featuring designated modular facilities and a central campus green. For recreation, a landscaped zoo and aviary complex is complete, with finished walking paths and illuminated grounds for evening use.

    Reliable infrastructure remains central to the master plan. Overhead and underground water storage systems have been established. Modern administrative offices have been established directly inside the overhead water tank structure, offering functional workspaces, meeting rooms, and service counters. The Sector A3 bridge is still under construction, with deep piling, steel rebar reinforcement, and bridge pier installation underway. Full electrification across the Early Bird sectors now lights main boulevards and sector streets, and the area remains accessible through the Jinnah Entrance.

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

  • One Central DHA Lahore: Integrated Flood Mitigation System

    One Central DHA Lahore moves steadily toward completion, showcasing modern master planning and infrastructure benchmarks. The development blends open environment aesthetics, walkable pathways, and advanced utility management to create a forward-looking community.

    A core highlight of One Central DHA Lahore is its generous allocation of 27 percent of the project area to open spaces and environmental design. Expansive green grounds and broad walks promote walkability and ease of movement throughout the neighbourhood. An integrated smart network system supports community operations and infrastructure oversight with modern efficiency.

    What sets One Central DHA Lahore apart is its dedicated focus on flood mitigation through rainwater harvesting. Throughout site infrastructure development, water management receives prioritized attention to safeguard the area from monsoon challenges and heavy downpours.

    The flood mitigation mechanism operates through a systematic water harvesting and drainage cycle that begins as soon as rainfall occurs:

    1. 1. 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.
    2. 2. Diversion to Harvesting Tank From the storm drainage lines, the collected rainwater is routed directly into an on-site rainwater harvesting storage tank, centralizing excess run-off for controlled management.
    3. 3. Power and Pumping Activation To manage the storage levels effectively, 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 the stored water out of the harvesting tank.
    4. 4. Controlled Water Discharge The extracted storm water is directed away from the development and discharged into the Rohi Nala / Charrar Drain. This coordinated flow efficiently disposes of surplus volumes without burdening the local community roads.

    This integrated rainwater harvesting and drainage system enables One Central DHA Lahore to effectively manage excess rainwater, substantially reduce flood risks, and maintain smooth, uninterrupted operations across varying weather conditions.

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