Cluster planning has been a characteristic feature of our developments.
With Good Earth Malhar-Resonance, our emphasis has been on streets as friendly, social and interactive spaces. These streets, with chatty street corners and cluster parks, loop around the neighborhood and converge at the plaza and lead to a large playground.
The open spaces are planned at different levels, in response to the natural topography of the land, and are linked to each other, though densely wooded paths, which will be pedestrianized.

The sense of space, continues to astonish and it is like a painting in progress, as the green grass gets filled up and the signs of residents with colourful curtains and an occasional tricycle indicate the coming to life of the spaces.

The homes in Resonance aim to reflect the individuality of its owners in the way its spaces are created while also inviting in the beauty of the elements. The houses feature open and covered courtyards, inner courtyards, split levels and wrap-around verandahs with size variations. How each house is oriented plays an important role in how its layout has evolved. The open spaces of the house, be it to the front or the rear, are located to the east and the south of the plot, to capture the early morning and winter sunlight. Where the backyards are north or west oriented the houses have inner courtyards with enough inlets to let in the western breeze. Another consideration was its plot location—park facing or street-facing. The street-facing homes are either courtyard homes or have a private rear yard and the park facing homes have views towards the park. Sky lit courtyards of various sizes have been integrated to as many designs as possible, to enhance the light quality within the home.