Asian Games Village

The Asian Games Village was designed and built between 1980 and 1982. It was a must-have construction to be built quickly using prefabricated concrete components that were then sold to the owner. after the matches. Indian architect and urban design consultant Rewal designed the town of 700 houses inspired by traditional Indian towns. While 200 of these are individual townhouses, the remaining 500 are multi-storey condominiums. Especially in the implementation of narrow streets, giving priority to pedestrians and natural ventilation with some public squares.

Built on the remains of Siri Fort of the Khalji Dynasty in the 15th century on an area of 320 hectares. The Asian Games Village is one of the most luxurious and desirable areas of New Delhi as it is surrounded by the green space of Siri Fort and is located next to the Siri Fort sports complex where the event is held. squash and badminton tournaments.