The maps illustrate the present layout of the Auroraville industrial area and the proposed developments that are expected to take place in the future.
Overall, the area is planned to undergo a major transformation, shifting from a large industrial zone dominated by factories to a mixed-use district featuring housing, community facilities, and improved infrastructure. Most factories will be removed and replaced with residential and public buildings, greatly altering the character of the region.
Currently, the area is centered around a roundabout with roads extending in four directions. Factories occupy nearly all land east of the town, with several located near the main road and others positioned close to the river. The surrounding environment consists mainly of farmland and open space.
In contrast, the future development plan shows a complete redesign. All factories are set to be demolished, and various residential units will be constructed throughout the area, including houses along the riverbank and adjacent to the new road layout. Community amenities will also be added: a school is planned in the eastern section, while a medical center will be situated near the southern roundabout. Additionally, a shop will be built just outside the town boundary, replacing one of the industrial sites. The transportation system will be enhanced with two roundabouts instead of one, improving road connectivity between residential and public areas.
In summary, Auroraville is expected to shift from an industrial region to a more vibrant and community-focused neighbourhood, with substantial improvements in housing, services, and infrastructure.