Township & farm-plot planners in Jodhpur

Around Jodhpur we have master-planned farm townships and housing schemes – Maple Wood Farms, Siddhi Homes and a farm township of spacious plots – where the road network, planting and shared facilities are designed before the first house.

Township work includes layout and plotting, road and services design, landscape, club and gate design, and the design guidelines that keep the development coherent as individual owners build.

The decisions that matter most in a township are made before the first plot is sold: the road hierarchy, how storm water and sewage leave the site, where the electrical and water infrastructure runs, which trees are kept and where new planting goes, and how the gate, club and parks sit so that every plot feels close to something green. We prepare the layout, the services design and the landscape as one plan.

Around Jodhpur, farm townships are often bought as weekend retreats, so plots are generous, boundaries are planted rather than walled where possible, and the shared facilities – a clubhouse, a pool, a lawn for events – are designed to be used by a few families at a time.

A township stays coherent because of its design guidelines: heights, setbacks, materials and boundary treatments that every owner follows whichever architect they use. We write these with the master plan for Maple Wood Farms, Siddhi Homes and our farm township, and we have designed several of the individual houses within our own townships for owners who asked.

For developers this means a scheme that sells on the strength of its planning and keeps its value as it fills in; for owners it means a plot where the neighbours will not surprise them.

For a developer the package is the master plan with plotting and phasing, road and services design, landscape and planting plans, the gate, club and park designs, and the design guidelines – along with the drawings and presentations needed for approvals and for marketing the scheme. We also advise on which plots to release first so the early phases feel complete.

Our site engineers follow the infrastructure works and the shared buildings through construction, and the principal architect reviews the scheme at each phase, so the township that gets built is the one that was planned.