Total Environment Butterfly of Dreams presents a landscape- and infrastructure-led amenity programme. Approximately 8.73 acres is allocated to landscape, stated as 40% of net site area, with 800 proposed trees. The planning schedule also includes a clubhouse, internal drives, ramps, service areas and parking infrastructure. Water, waste and energy systems comprise a 2,020 KLD sewage treatment plant, a 1,020-cubic-metre rainwater sump, 22 recharge pits, an organic waste converter, solar water heating and solar lighting. The 3D cards below give each recorded category a distinct visual identity and make the relationship between landscape, shared space, circulation and service infrastructure easier to read.
Approximately 8.73 acres is proposed as landscape
40% of net site area
800 proposed trees
2,020 KLD sewage treatment plant
1,020-cubic-metre rainwater sump
22 recharge pits
Landscape and 800-tree programme
Tree planting, connected gardens and shaded routes shape the main outdoor amenity layer.
Clubhouse reference
Shared lounges and adjoining outdoor areas support resident gatherings, community activities and informal meetings.
Circulation and parking
Internal driveways, pedestrian edges and parking zones clarify how vehicles and residents move through the site.
Sewage treatment
Treatment tanks, aeration equipment and reuse pipework support wastewater processing within the site systems.
Rainwater and recharge
Collection tanks, recharge pits and reuse pipework help retain rainfall and support groundwater replenishment.
Organic waste processing
Segregated bins and an on-site processing unit support organised handling of biodegradable household waste.
Solar water and lighting systems
Roof-mounted hot-water equipment and shared-area lighting support lower-energy day-to-day operation.