Construction company in Lohegaon

Lohegaon's defining construction constraint is straightforward: it sits under Pune airport's approach and funnel zones, which means height is capped well below what UDCPR's FSI tables might otherwise allow, and any construction above a certain elevation needs a No Objection Certificate from the Airports Authority of India in addition to standard PMC building permission. That height ceiling is what keeps this area dominated by plotted housing and low-rise independent homes rather than the high-rise towers common in less restricted eastern suburbs.

The AAI height NOC process runs on its own timeline and documentation separate from PMC approval, and it's tied to the specific plot's distance and bearing from the runway, so two plots a few hundred metres apart can carry different permissible heights. Confirming the exact height clearance for a specific plot before finalising a design — rather than assuming a standard G+2 or G+3 envelope — avoids redesigning a sanctioned floor plan after the NOC comes back lower than expected.

Within that height ceiling, Lohegaon still offers reasonable plot sizes for independent bungalows and row houses, and the lower-rise character of the area tends to keep foundation and structural costs more modest than a high-rise-permitted suburb, since the building doesn't need to be engineered for the loads a taller structure would carry.