Prateek Grand City, Siddharth Vihar. Explore the society and the places that connect to it.
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Ghar360 by Rionick Studios presents a map-based 3D exploration of Prateek Grand City and its surroundings in Siddharth Vihar, Ghaziabad. Building footprints, roads and waterways come from geographic datasets. It is not a photographic street-view tour.
Building locations and source footprint shapes from Overture Maps; roads and waterways from OpenStreetMap. Ground uses the supplied 4,033 × 4,033 albedo image. Its Web Mercator placement is inferred from the filename and registered against the earlier georeferenced imagery; this is not a surveyed alignment. Roof colours are sampled from the supplied image. Geometry may still have gaps, merged roofs, or positional errors, and has not been surveyed. The study rectangle is approximately 3.9 × 3.9 km; it is not an official neighbourhood boundary.
Most heights use Google Open Buildings 2.5D satellite estimates from 2023, sampled within each footprint using the 70th percentile of pixels with building-presence confidence above 0.35. These are estimates, capped near 100 m, and can be wrong or outdated. Buildings without a usable height use a 7.5 m low-rise default. Prateek Grand City uses 24 plan-informed residential massing components, traced from the supplied aerial and checked against the developer’s 15 + 9 tower / 26–28 floor description. Their stepped shapes, approximately 89 m height, base correction and gate position are estimates, not surveyed footprints or verified tower identities. Other buildings use expanded Overture coverage with missing OSM footprints added. The Paeonia frontage is photo-guided: warm beige walls, projecting balconies, pale ribs, an arched podium, the entrance portico and sales-gallery facade are modelled in original geometry. Their dimensions, repeated modules and placement are approximate. Reference screenshots are not embedded as photographic textures. Other facades, roof equipment, trees and traffic are generated. Ground is flat. Lighting is artistic.
Gold follows the bundled driving network from the main entrance and exit on Vishwakarma Road (side confirmed by the user; exact gate placement remains approximate); cream dashes are estimated access links. Distances include those links, respect mapped one-way roads and supported node-based turn restrictions, and do not include live traffic. POI markers may represent a building or site centre rather than a confirmed public entrance. Elevated roads use mapped bridge/layer tags, nominal 6 m layer spacing, connected ramps and illustrative supports. Deck heights are not measured. Crossing roads connect only at shared map nodes. This is an exploration map, not navigation guidance.
The township is an original illustrative design within the user-marked red outline. Plot areas, road widths, park, clubhouse and entry/exit positions describe this illustrative design. Availability and sold status are demo inventory, not live stock. No sanctioned layout, legal access, tenure or development approval is claimed. Facing means the direction from a plot toward its frontage road. The Prateek perimeter is an approximate aerial trace, not a cadastral or legal boundary. The Gaurs Siddhartham marker uses the entrance circled by the user, approximately located from the screenshot.
Ghar360 by Rionick Studios · Project and neighbourhood exploration. The scene is an approximate geographic reconstruction.
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GHAR360BY RIONICK STUDIOS