The project framework records an existing DTCP-approved Phase I with internal roads, stone-paved pathways, compound and gabion walls, a tree-lined environment, existing buildings and a model cottage.

Distinctive stone-filled gabion construction used to reinforce the natural character of the development.

Compressed Stabilized Mud Block construction forms part of the project's sustainable infrastructure story.

Natural stone pathways were developed to create a more organic, walkable relationship with the landscape.

An existing demonstration cottage illustrates the intended relationship between home, landscape and community.

Mature tree-lined avenues are among the most visible existing assets of the community.

The project explored local, environmentally responsible construction methods using CSMB technology.
DTCP-approved layout, internal roads, compound walls, pathways, trees and early site infrastructure.
Landscaping improvements, infrastructure strengthening, entrance improvements and model-cottage readiness.
Future phases are intended to add cottages, assisted living, community facilities, wellness and resident services.
Come and see the avenue trees, pathways, existing infrastructure and the setting of Kanchi Eco Village for yourself.