Like any other developing nation, Bangladesh’s cities are facing typical problems, namely urban sprawl, affordable housing shortage, access to public transport and lack of equitable access to basic services adversely impacting productivity, mobility and quality of urban life.

At the same time, modern townships with a minimal land area, wise planning and decentralized systems for optimizing basic services as the solution against accelerating urbanization. The study conceptualizes creation of a conceptual model for an integrated township with support from diverse States policy for amalgamation of residential, institutional and commercial land use patterns. Methodology integrates peculiar features of integrated township from various States policy, residential area distribution accordingly providing commercial, social and recreational facilities.

An urban influx and the growing size of a prosperous middle class are provoking inflated aspirations and the way things are going, there is a chance that the way the current as well as future generations live is going to change dramatically.

Imagine a shift from the apartment cluster culture of today where shopping options aren’t exactly in the neighborhood, and the workplace, medical facilities and schools could be as much as an hour away; to a culture where you and your wife walk to work, your children at most cycle to school, and retail spaces are just a stone’s throw away. Welcome to the world of integrated townships.

Visit our modern township project “Maya Kunja” . We have designed it to be much better than living in any circumstance in an urban area.