Architects in West Delhi – Next to Ramesh Nagar Metro

Areas where we have designed projects

We have designed homes and buildings in these West and North-West Delhi localities:

• Punjabi Bagh (East and West), Shivaji Park and Arihant Nagar – larger plots where old bungalows are being rebuilt as stilt + 4 floor homes. See our Punjabi Bagh projects.
• Ramesh Nagar, Moti Nagar, Kirti Nagar, Bali Nagar and Karampura – compact plots close to our office, often redeveloped floor by floor for joint families.
• Raja Garden, Tagore Garden and Mansarovar Garden – established colonies with a mix of plot sizes and many rebuilding projects.
• Paschim Vihar, Vikaspuri and Janakpuri – planned colonies where the plot size and the colony's layout decide what can be built.
• Naraina and Naraina Industrial Area, Basai Darapur – homes as well as commercial and industrial buildings, which follow their own norms.
• Pitampura and Rohini in North-West Delhi – planned sectors with plotted housing.

What West Delhi projects usually need

Most projects here are redevelopment: a 40–50 year old house replaced by a modern building with stilt parking, three or four floors and a lift. The plot size decides the coverage, the FAR and the setbacks, and the height is limited to 17.5 m with stilt.

Building rules for a plotted house in Delhi

Most homes in Delhi's plotted colonies follow the Master Plan for Delhi 2047 and the Unified Building Bye-Laws 2016. The plot size decides how much you may build:

• Plots of 32–50 sq m and 50–100 sq m (about 40–120 sq yd): up to 90% ground coverage and FAR 350, no setbacks required.
• Plots of 100–250 sq m (about 120–300 sq yd): 75% ground coverage, FAR 300 and a 3 m front setback.
• Plots of 250–750 sq m (about 300–900 sq yd): 75% ground coverage and FAR 225, with front, rear and side setbacks that grow with the plot.
• Height: 15 m (ground + 3 floors) without stilt, or 17.5 m with stilt parking – the familiar stilt + 4 floors. Stilt parking is compulsory on plots above 100 sq m up to 750 sq m.
• What is not counted in FAR: the stilt, the basement, the staircase, the lift and balconies – they still count in the built-up area for fees and labour cess.

These numbers change the design more than anything else, so we check them for your exact plot before drawing a single plan. You can try them yourself with our free FAR calculator and MCD sanction fee calculator.

How we help West Delhi plot owners

• Free first consultation at our Ramesh Nagar office – you can walk in from the Metro.
• Floor-wise planning for families who want one floor per household, with a shared lift and staircase.
• Front elevation and 3D views so you see the building before it is built.
• Structural and MEP drawings made together with the architecture, so nothing clashes on site.
• Building plan approval drawings for the MCD, and the completion and occupancy documents later.
• Site visits during construction in West Delhi are easy for us to arrange.

Projects outside West Delhi

We also work across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad – but West Delhi is home.