Mooban: the estate at a glance

The estate

Key figures (cost model, flagship estate)

How to read it

• Site, roads, plots, houses and garages to the sizes of the site plan (167 x 162 m, a 27,054 m² parcel; plots 16 x 26 m (Type A) and 19 x 26 m (Type B) with a 9 m garden each, houses 9 x 11 m and 12 x 11 m on the ground, garages 6.5 x 6.0 m). North is marked on the toolbar; the public soi runs along the west side.
• Type C corner houses stand at both ends of the north and south rows: Type B's plan enlarged to 15 m, 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms (rooms indicative), a three-car garage 9.5 x 6 m with a 6 m and a 3 m door, and a private pool with a deck and a pool fence beside the house or in the back garden. A corner plot runs out to the green belt on the west and to the path by the club on the east, so these plots are wider than the others.
• The perimeter trail (2.5 m) runs in the 8 m green belt inside the wall; on the west it passes between the frontage strip and the houses and crosses the gate drive at a marked crossing, and the footpath from the pedestrian gate joins it. Small posts beside it are the bollard lights. Green lanes (4 m, with a gravel path between hedges) separate the plots every 3 to 4 houses: the outer rows' lanes lead to the trail, the inner rows' lanes to the park. The purple pads with bars and a bench are the outdoor fitness stations.
• Every house faces north or south: the ridge runs east to west and the solar sits on the south slope. Rows 1 and 3 have north gardens, rows 2 and 4 the mirrored plan with the garden to the south behind a pergola. Rows 2 and 3 back onto the park.
• The ring road and its roundabouts follow scripts/layout.py, the same geometry as the site plan; the plots step along the curve so every house still faces north or south. Inside the ring a natural park with no buildings: meadow, tree groves, a gravel loop with benches beside it, natural play, a sala and the dry meadow over the stormwater tank. Round the loop sit the places to hang out: a concrete pad with an outdoor table tennis table, a picnic lawn with two picnic tables, a second sala (an open pavilion with a pyramid roof and built-in benches), a seating circle with low curved benches, and in the larger variants a hammock grove; flowering shrubs edge the gardens that face the park and stand in clumps beside these places. East of the ring the club: the sports centre (badminton hall with two courts; annex with lobby, co-working, changing rooms and gym) and the padel hall either side of the club car park, the pool and the multi-use court in the corners, and the service yard with the water plant, the sewage plant and the water tower. "Pipes and cables" also shows the stormwater route.
• The gate: two lanes in on the north side (residents by plate or card without stopping; visitors stop at the guard house window), one lane out, and a pedestrian gate. The barriers stand 11 m inside the wall, so waiting cars stay off the soi.
• Type B and Type C rooms, furniture, cars, people, the fitness equipment, the park furniture and the planting are illustrations, not a design.
• Sources: site plan, security and access, utilities, spec, costs and rent, model results.