Gulshan’s sustainable homes in sync with Earth Day theme

With ‘Restore Our Earth’ as the theme for this year’s Earth Day, real estate developer Gulshan has reiterated its commitment to set benchmarks for constructing new-age homes and commercial spaces that thrive on the principles of exclusive luxury and sustainability for the better future of humankind.

The Gulshan Group, said a press release, is on a mission to pass on a green world and prosperous cities to future generations. It is developing IGBC-certified residential projects like Gulshan Dynasty in Noida that offer a diverse range of amenities adding value to the residents’ lifestyle and surrounding community, added the release.

Yukti Nagpal, Director, Gulshan Group, said, “All our projects in Noida and Greater Noida are equipped with green technologies and innovative environment conservation methods for restoring and improving the natural ecosystem. Our mission is to conceptualize projects that have no equivalent in the country.”

She further said, “We have to understand that mitigation and adaptation are not the only ways to address climate change. The focus should be on a push for climate literacy so that people can understand the need to take climate seriously. The more people realise the need to care about Mother Earth, the more they will understand that they are only caring about themselves.”

According to the release, Gulshan Group’s projects offer the ambitious concept of hydroponic farming that makes organically produced edibles readily available for the residents. Dynasty offers one of the first residential units in Noida that implement TFA units at various points in the home to supply fresh air. HEPA filters or EACs are added to the TFA unit for a better result in air purification.

The projects also use power generated from solar panels to lighten up the common areas, promote efficient usage of water, STP for waste treatment, and irrigation to minimise the carbon footprint. Such environmentally-conscious practices facilitate the usage of recycled products and lead to waste reduction.

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