DID YOU KNOW?

Rapid Construction & Urbanisation in Developed Nations create Heat Islands. 

During Construction, vegetation is replaced by asphalt and concrete for roads, buildings, and other structures necessary to accommodate growing populations & build projects. These surfaces absorb—rather than reflect—the sun's heat, causing surface temperatures, & overall ambient 

temperatures to rise. This is the Urban Island Heat (UIH) Effect.  

A switch to Biophilic Design in Building & Real Estate Design within the Booming Construction Industry of Pakistan, can make a significant & positive difference to the safety and well being of Urban Populations, & improve the overall quality of life for Pakistan's Future Cities, currently being built in real time across the country. The Time for Smart Action is NOW!

Disclaimer | Information accuracy corresponds till FY 22/23 - January Only.

The human code is often measured by an innate love of nature & a desire within the sub consciousness to connect to it. 

Science has shown that without connecting to nature, humans tend to suffer from lowered health & mental well being. Nature balances us. Integrating nature’s elements within building design elevates the quality of life of building occupants, and helps reduce the urban island heat effect, the phenomenon where heat generated from buildings around the world in urban spaces are adversely contributing to climate change. The sustainability aspect of biophilic design is crucial for living buildings and environments. - "Providing green spaces, water features, abundant plants and natural materials creates a host of benefits, including helping to reduce a development's carbon footprint and regulating the temperature of buildings."

Air pollution in Lahore is at record highs. Switching to Biophilic Design & Adopting Green Design Thinking in your current building or future real estate development can improve the quality of life in Urban Cities across Pakistan. It can elevate the prestige of your project, improve the quality of life of home owners and attract future buyers & investors. It can also increase the value of your property. Think with us.

MGVCP works with leaders in the real estate industry, along with planners & administrators of residential communities to switch to green urbanisation, apply circular design thinking in building & gated community planning, & adopt policies that support soil & water conservation, while introducing and maintaining biodiversity repopulation plans. . 

Pakistan’s First Vertical Forest is a breathtaking architectural marvel designed to be sustainable at its core, and conscious of climate change, & the environment in order to reduce the carbon & water footprint of the building. Rain water harvesting & Waste Water Recycling designed within the building scheme will support the irrigation needs to the internal & external of apartments, and outer periphery of the building. Forest V will house over 45,000 sq feet of greenery across an ethereal, yet scientific mix of trees, indoor & outdoor plants, shrubs, grass, creepers & moss green. 

This equals to almost 9% of total built up area dedicated to biophilic pockets & designed to improve the health & quality of life for residents daily.