Tag: Infrastructure

  • DHA Quetta Sector A3 Progress and Development Guide

    If you are following DHA Quetta Sector A3, the current picture is one of steady site progress. A visual comparison from early 2024 to the present view shows fast change in housing, commercial plazas, civic facilities, and foundational utility work. The sector is moving closer to project delivery.

    Groundwork came first. Extensive earthmoving, leveling, and heavy machinery use have reshaped rough land into planned roads and marked development zones. The Sara Khullah Nullah backfilling is a major engineering item. It bridges deep natural ravines and creates broad, stable land for future construction and transit links.

    Housing activity is strong. The signature houses have moved from bare foundations to completed modern multi-level homes. Structural work on the 44 Executive Villas is also advancing steadily. Masonry walls, framing, and designated parcel layouts are visible across the area.

    Commercial activity is picking up speed. Thirteen commercial plazas are actively rising, with multi-story concrete frames and grey structures along primary sector routes. Financial services are already available on site. The Bank Alfalah branch is operational and has active ATM facilities.

    Civic and educational facilities are part of the sector. The CSL Meta Robotics Containerized School is in place, with designated modular facilities and a central campus green. Leisure and recreational amenities are expanding too. A landscaped zoo and aviary complex is complete, with finished walking pathways and illuminated nighttime grounds.

    Utility planning is central to the community master plan. Overhead and underground water storage systems are in place. The overhead water tank also includes modern administrative offices directly inside its structure. They provide functional workspaces, meeting rooms, and service counters. This reflects innovative spatial planning.

    Transport work is continuing. The Sector A3 bridge is under construction, with deep piling, steel rebar reinforcement, and bridge pier installation. Road networks and major transit arteries are advancing. Complete electrification across Early Bird sectors has illuminated main boulevards and sector streets. The result is a bright, functional community network that is easily accessible via the Jinnah Entrance.

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

  • One Central DHA Lahore’s Smart Flood Control System

    One Central DHA Lahore is nearing completion, delivering modern master‑planning and high‑standard infrastructure.

    The project dedicates 27 % of its area to open spaces and provides wide pedestrian pathways that promote walkability and easy movement throughout the community.

    An integrated smart network underpins the development, streamlining operations and enhancing oversight of utilities and services.

    Flood mitigation is a core focus, with a rainwater harvesting system designed to capture, store, and manage monsoon runoff.

    1. Surface Run‑Off Collection: Rainfall generates surface run‑off that is quickly captured by an extensive network of storm‑water drains, preventing water buildup on streets and walkways.
    2. Diversion to Harvesting Tank: Collected water flows from the drainage lines into an on‑site storage tank, centralising excess runoff for controlled handling.
    3. Power and Pumping Activation: Dedicated generators and Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) supply electricity to heavy‑duty pumps, which draw water from the tank when needed.
    4. Controlled Water Discharge: The pumped water is released into the Rohi Nala / Charrar Drain, efficiently disposing of surplus without affecting local roads.

    Through this coordinated rainwater harvesting and drainage cycle, One Central DHA Lahore actively reduces flood risk and protects community infrastructure under varied weather conditions.

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