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INVENTED BYE-LAW · INVENTED CITY

What can you actually build here?

Not the floor area — anyone can multiply a plot by a ratio. Which rule stops you, because that is the only one worth paying to move.

How to use it: move the sliders and see which rule holds the building down, then press Apply this move to see what moving it is worth.

The site

Plot area 2,400 m²
Road width 12 m
TDR bought 0
Sale price ₹60,000 / m²
Zone
Parking

Plan

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Buildable—
Saleable— at 82% efficiency
Height—
Ratio allowed—

Three rules. Only one is stopping you.

What a wider road does, with and without a stilt level

Same plot and zone. Grey bar: parking on grade. Lime bar: parking with a stilt level. Click a road to try it.

Compare two scenarios

Limits. The bye-law is invented and the city does not exist. The shape of the rules is real; the numbers are nobody's.

A feasibility model, not a planning submission. It does not price land.

Is a rule you have not tested holding your site down?Send us a plot and the local rules. We will show which one binds and what it is worth to move it.
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