Proposed Residential Project, Baner

A residential building on a 600 sq m plot at Baner, Pune, with 3,204.19 sq m of construction: a parking floor and seven residential floors, 23.95 m from road level, with 28 flats - fourteen two-bedroom and fourteen three-bedroom - two lifts, a society office and stack parking. The plot sits between a 7.5 m road (to be widened to 9 m) and a nala whose blue line is marked on the site, so the tanks, septic tank, storm water and sewage lines all have to fit around a small footprint and drain the right way. The architecture is the architect's; our scope is the MEPF design for the building.

We prepared the calculations in August and the plumbing drawings in October 2026. Power: every flat at 75 W per sq m of carpet area, two 10 HP lifts, the water and drinking-water pumps, a terrace booster pump for fire, street lighting, 16 stack-parking units and EV charging for 20% of the 32 car bays - 270 kW connected and 130 kW of maximum demand, 145 kVA, or 174 kVA with a 20% margin, on a 315 kVA transformer, with 30 meter connections; and an 82.5 kVA DG set for the lifts, pumps and common lighting at 85% diversity. Water: 140 residents at 135 litres a person a day - 115 litres of domestic and 20 litres of drinking water on separate pipes - 18.9 kL a day. Storage: underground tanks of 25 kL domestic, 9 kL raw and 5 kL drinking water, and on the terrace 17 kL domestic, 3 kL drinking and 25 kL for fire, with a booster pump. Sewage: 17.01 kL a day to a 20 KLD septic tank. Plumbing: the UGT and external plumbing layouts with sewage and storm water chambers connected towards the nala, and internal layouts for every floor - soil, waste, rain-water, domestic and drinking-water pipes, concealed-cistern WCs on 200 and 250 mm sunk slabs, ledge walls and shaft cutouts - issued in October 2026.