A room that keeps the evening
Full-height glass to the balcony, planting just beyond it, and a room laid out so the last of the light reaches the bed before the lamps do.
The bedroom, as the sun goes down.
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Experiences
The moments a home is built for
A home is judged by everyday life, not by its launch render. So that is what we design for: the room you come home to, the play downstairs, the roof shared with neighbours.
Moments we design for
From your own room to the roof
Six moments we design for by name — long after handover, they are how a family measures home.
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Your own share of the sky
A balcony deep enough for a chair, a footstool and a pot of palms, with glass rather than a wall at its edge — so the city stays in view.
A private balcony, open to the city.
A gym with the skyline in it
Cardio along a wall of glass and free weights racked and ready — a gym in the building, so the habit never depends on the commute.
The residents’ gym, along its wall of glass.
A room of their own
Built for the youngest residents: a wall of books, furniture sized for them, a wall to climb — and the play garden just past the glass.
The children’s room and its play garden.
The whole community, together
Common rooms sized for the days a building comes alive — a film night for the whole society, a birthday that spills out of a home. That is how a community is made.
The screening room, lit for a film.
A roof made for evenings
Deep sofas, a fire table and planting lit from below — a terrace built to be lived on, not just photographed, and only a lift ride from home.
The roof lounge, by firelight.
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Every space
Shared by everyone who lives here
Gardens, courts, pools and common rooms — planned into the building from the start, never added to it later.
The roof terraceA lawn, low seating and timber canopies above the city. The gardenLit stone seating, a lawn and a deck at the tower’s foot. The dining terraceTables laid among planting, the city beyond the bar. The courtLit for a game, with benches at the courtside. The poolLit water beside the tower, loungers along its edge. The fitness deckOpen-air equipment on the roof, beside the planting. The gym by the poolTreadmills and weights along a wall of glass. The residents’ loungeTimber panelling, leather banquettes, brass pendants.
In every home
What is standard, not optional
Decided at the drawing board and built in from the start — never added later.
- OrientationDaylight in every habitable room
- Wings turned to the sun and the monsoon wind, not the plot line — so living rooms fill with light, not heat.
- VentilationCross-ventilation as a rule
- Openings on two sides wherever the plan allows, and lobbies that breathe instead of trapping heat — the most natural cooling there is.
- LandscapePlanting chosen to thrive
- Species picked for Mumbai's monsoon and summer heat, with irrigation and soil depth planned at the podium stage — so gardens take root for good.
- SafetySafety, drawn first
- Fire-tender access, refuge floors and hydrant lines are planned before the homes, to IS codes and the NBC. Safety is never an afterthought.
Built to last, designed for life — which is why our homes still feel right, five decades on.