As humans, we have an innate need to feel connected and acquire a sense of belonging. Intrinsically, we all crave to be part of a community that shares our values, interests, and lifestyles. At DFI, our people-first approach applies to the design of townships to achieve a sense of community living and belonging.
Planned urban communities or townships of today, offer a range of residential, commercial, and recreational facilities that are self-contained and offer everything that residents need within walkable distances. They are designed to foster community living, where people from different backgrounds and cultures can come together and form meaningful connections. Thus, the most significant benefits of community living is the sense of belonging that it provides.
In this manner, residents get to know their neighbors, interact with them regularly, and build relationships that can last a lifetime. Furthermore, township developments offer varied social amenities such as community centers, parks, and playgrounds, where people can come together, celebrate festivals and engage in recreational activities.
Such a setup also promotes a sense of security and safety. Townships are designed to be self-contained and gated, which means that residents can enjoy a safe and secure environment. Moreover, it offers a range of commercial facilities, such as shops, restaurants, and cafes. This means that residents can enjoy the convenience of having everything that they need within a short distance, while creating a sense of local identity and pride.
DFI’s people-first approach in designing townships offers the perfect solution to the human desire for belonging. The sense of belonging that township living provides is invaluable, and it is a testament to the power of human connection. The Sobti Sapphire project in Rudrapur is a classic example of development that promotes a sense of community living and belonging.