Cheema Niwas – 4BHK Luxury Villa | Record 11-Month Turnkey Completion
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Project Overview
Introducing Cheema Niwas, a premium 4BHK residential villa developed on a 25 Marla plot and delivered as a complete turnkey project within a remarkable 11-month timeline by Hothi & Co Architects, Nurmahal. Commissioned by Sardar Gurnek Singh Johal, an NRI based in the United States, the 5,700 sq ft home reflects thoughtful planning, refined interiors, and efficient execution. Every space—from the family lounge to private bedrooms—was crafted with precision, ensuring a seamless, stress-free experience despite the client residing overseas.
Problem Statement
The primary challenge of the project was to design and execute a high-end 4BHK luxury villa within a strict 11-month timeline while ensuring uncompromised quality, precision, and aesthetic excellence. Additional complexities included remote coordination with an overseas client, seamless integration of architectural design with structural and service planning, timely approvals, and efficient on-site execution. Managing multiple stakeholders, maintaining workmanship standards, and aligning design intent with real-time construction constraints required meticulous planning, clear communication, and disciplined project management throughout the project lifecycle.
Concept Planning & Design Development
The project began with detailed consultations to understand the client’s lifestyle, spatial needs, and long-term vision. Architectural planning focused on creating a modern 4BHK villa with efficient circulation, strong elevation character, and optimal natural light. Key challenges at this stage included aligning aesthetic aspirations with budget parameters and ensuring compliance with local building regulations while finalizing a future-ready design.
Detailed Drawings & Approvals
Once the concept was finalized, comprehensive architectural, structural, and services drawings were developed for execution. Coordination between design disciplines was critical to avoid on-site conflicts later. Managing timely municipal approvals and accommodating design refinements without impacting the overall project timeline proved to be the main challenges during this phase.
Structural Construction & Core Execution
The construction phase involved precise execution of foundations, RCC structure, masonry, and slab work within a tight schedule. Quality control and material selection were closely monitored to maintain structural integrity. Challenges included coordinating multiple trades simultaneously and ensuring accuracy in execution while maintaining momentum to meet the record construction timeline.
Finishes, Interiors & Elevation Detailing
Interior works and elevation treatments were carried out with a strong focus on craftsmanship, material harmony, and functional detailing. From flooring and wood finishes to lighting and facade elements, every detail was executed to match the design intent. Managing vendor timelines and achieving consistency across finishes posed challenges, especially with high-quality standards and custom elements.
Final Integration & Turnkey Handover
The final stage involved testing services, completing snag lists, and integrating all functional and aesthetic components into a cohesive whole. Special attention was given to remote coordination, as the client was based overseas. Ensuring seamless communication, zero compromise on quality, and a smooth turnkey handover within 11 months was the key challenge successfully addressed by the project team.

