City Park & Boat Club

Project Overview

Client: Directorate of Town Planning and Valuation, Maharashtra State
Location: Ashta, Sangli, Maharashtra
Scope of Work: Architectural Design And Project Management Consultant (PMC)
Project Area: 18,837.06 sq.ft
Project Status: Ongoing

The Ashta Municipal Council City Park and Boat Club is a visionary urban recreation project commissioned by the Directorate of Town Planning and Valuation, Maharashtra State. Located in the heart of Ashta, Sangli district—a region known for its cultural depth and steady urban growth—this initiative is set to redefine public leisure infrastructure in smaller cities. With our team leading both Architectural Design and Project Management Consultancy (PMC), the project is focused on delivering an eco-sensitive, family-friendly space that brings the community together while promoting wellness and sustainability. Spanning over 18,837.06 sq.ft, the project integrates a beautifully landscaped city park with a serene boat club, blending natural aesthetics with thoughtful urban planning.

The park is designed to include jogging paths, seating zones, children’s play areas, and open lawns, encouraging residents to embrace outdoor activities. The boating facility—equipped with safety features—adds a unique leisure component aimed at enhancing local tourism and recreational value. Community zones within the park are intended to host civic events, fostering stronger social interaction and public engagement. Our role as PMC covers the full spectrum of project delivery, including detailed planning, contractor coordination, quality control, environmental compliance, and schedule monitoring. We are ensuring the project is executed to the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and efficiency. Key eco-friendly elements such as native plant landscaping, waste management systems, and energy-efficient lighting are integral to the design—emphasizing our commitment to responsible development.

The Ashta City Park and Boat Club represents a significant leap forward in civic infrastructure for tier-III municipalities. It is not just a public park—it is a symbol of progressive urban planning where green development, inclusive design, and community well-being come together. We are proud to be contributing to this transformative initiative that sets a new benchmark for recreational infrastructure in Sangli and beyond.