The project aims to counter the Urban Heat Island Effect in the Delhi NCR region, which is increasingly important since urbanisation has made it imperative to develop systems which ensure that the new and expanding old cities and communities can develop in a sustained manner, without a heating effect which makes it unsustainable for people to live in them. A secondary objective of this project is to localise the net zero effort, since many of the solutions for this problem help in trapping carbon and work in the direction of the Global and national effort to reduce emissions to zero. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, there are certain ways in which this effect can be countered, such are living walls, green roofs and largely developing the infrastructure in a manner that accommodates green spaces by utilising existing gaps which would work towards reducing the overall temperature of the structure and if the effort is large enough, the locality. Some of which this project aims to develop by partnering with institutions, starting with my campus, towards developing these systems, along with local municipal bodies, to work towards this goal. The effort is not so large scale as it sounds, one benefit being its variablel scalability, i.e. it is effective regardless of how much effort is put into it, i.e. it doesn't have a particular critical mass and involves feasibliity reports for installing such infrastructure.