FAR Calculator in Delhi

What is FAR?

Floor area ratio (FAR) is the ratio of a building`s total floor area to the size of the plot of land upon which it is built

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FAR Calculation in Delhi

    What is The Difference Between FAR & FSI​

    Floor Area Ratio (FAR) or Floor Space Index (FSI) denote the maximum floor space that can be constructed on a piece of land. Both FAR & FSI are the same .

    Maximum Area you can build

    Maximum number of Floors you can build

    Maximum height of your Building

               Floor Area Ratio (FAR) In Delhi (As per By Laws )

    Area of Plot Delhi (Sq mtrs) Max Ground Coverage (%) FAR (Floor Area Ratio) Number of Units
    Below 50 90* 350 3
    Above 50 -100 90* 350 4
    Above 100 – 250 75** 300** 4
    Above 250 – 750 75 225 6
    Above 750 – 1000 50 200 9
    Above 1000 – 1500 50 200 9
    Above 1500 – 2250 50 200 12
    Above 2250 – 3000 50 200 15
    Above 3000 – 3750 50 200 18
    Above 3750 50 200 21

    Click on the link to Visit the government site: FAR Delhi

    Calculating FAR for your Plot

    Example:

    Assume that a plot of land comes with a floor area ratio (FAR) of 3.0, and the plot area is 1,000 square feet.

    FAR = 1000 Sq. Feet plot area x 3.0 = 3000 square feet.

    What is the formula for number of Floors as per Maximum Ground coverage & FAR

    Total Plot area x Maximum Ground Coverage (%) = A

    Total Plot area x Permissible FAR = B

    Number of floors permissible = B ÷ A

    Let us understand why the floor area ratio (FAR) is important and has been defined by the Government: Any land plot or an area in the city has a limited capacity of taking building load and fundamentally it is not right to put additional stress beyond this capacity. This is true for both your plot as well as the whole city.
    Hence the FAR has been defined for the well being of all the Citizens in order to keep them safe. FAR is also thus known as Safe-Load Factor
    The FAR guidelines are defined by the Municipalities and different localities and areas can have different FAR based on the safety and load bearing capacity of that area The FAR Ratio will differ depending on the population density, construction-related activities, growth patterns, and the nature of the building’s space or land.

    Click on the link to Visit the government site: Floor area ratio

    What is not included in FAR

    Unoccupied areas like parking, garages, elevator shafts, and basements are not included in the calculation of a floor area ratio*.

    For more details when you speak with our Sales Representatives and the Architect, we will be able to give you the exact calculation for your plot as well as the areas not included in floor area ratio (FAR) your locality