patterns

RERA registration number for Malhar Patterns - PR/KN/170729/000101.

Of
Leisurely
Streets...
&
Laidback
Somewhere tucked deep among the trees, meandering paths, trails and the seasonal stream,
another quiet neighbourhood is taking form. Where time will pause, yet again. And in the wafting
breeze will travel that familiar blend of rich scents and heart-warming sounds of humans and nature.
One more community will grow in the lap of nature, secured in it and nurturing it.
Patterns, the fifth community of the Malhar eco-village, continues with the aesthetic

Gardens
traditions of the development. Once again friendly streets will wind leisurely around cluster parks,
thriving green gardens and community areas. Open spaces will emerge from within homes and flow
in to the lavish courtyards, gardens, verandahs & balconies. They will rise above walls and vegetation
to once again blend in to the streets, parks; and open out to the play field and the jogging trail
enveloping the neighbourhood. All the design departures that have come to characterise the
Malhar development will play out again.
 What’s at Malhar
• A scenic, kilometre long trail undulates
along a wooded fringe of the property.
• A well set-up club, available on membership,
supports a wide range of indoor & outdoor
games, fitness activities and has a pool.
• A large playground is the pride of the
Malhar community.

Not too far! Not too close!

• Roughly 20 kms southwest of M.G. Road,
1.5 km off Mysore road, near Kengeri town.
• Serviced by two major roads—the
Bangalore–Mysore highway (SH 17) and
the peripheral BMIC (Bangalore–Mysore
Infrastructure Corridor).
• Kengeri town is an important transit point
for major bus routes.

The
• The Metro Rail phase-2 line extends to
Kengeri for easy access to the rest of
Bangalore.
• Essential services and amenities like
educational institutes, healthcare centres,
markets and entertainment are at a
comfortable reach.

heart
beats here
Patterns is located to the south of the Malhar development, at the hub of its activities. Set amidst
12 acres of gently rolling land, this new community sits in cosy comfort with the vibrant Sports Club
and the development’s largest open space, the play field. The Sports Club plays host to many a
sporting activity from indoor to outdoor games. A Gym, a refreshing pool and spa to unwind in
are exclusive to the club. But that isn’t all… the wooded jogging trail is just a hop and a skip away.
The seasonal stream flowing alongside the trail stretches all the way southeast of Patterns.
The profile of the neighbourhood echoes the gently sloping land at Malhar, with homes, parks
and other spaces quite often located at different levels. All the significant features that encourage
community bonding and individual privacy are present. Many of the homes are set around cluster
parks and the looping streets connect the entire neighbourhood. The emphasis on streets as
friendly, interactive spaces with unusually designed elements for socialising abound. Care is taken
to limit vehicular traffic all around the layout so that the streets are safe for the young and old.
Here breeze and energy flow uninterrupted. Patterns will also have its very own community
clubhouse for social gatherings.
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The Malhar Sports Open spaces of different The large Malhar
Club, the centre of sizes encourage various playground.
sporting activities at activities for children of all 5b
Malhar, supports a age groups.
wide range of indoor
and outdoor games. 19
1b

Homes
2a
Residents can avail of
workout equipment, a 18
20
swimming pool and a 1e 5c
spa to unwind in. 1b
17 21 1a
2a 1a
2a 30
16 31
22
3a 32
The Community Space 15 1a 2a 3a
Park

Many Homes In One

offers a multi-purpose 3a 23 29
1a
community hall for dance 14 33
1a
or Yoga. 8 1b 28
13 24 1a
2b
1b 2a
7 4b 34
MALHA 1e
1a
27 1a Patterns is truly a distilled essence of our understanding in
R MOS 25
AIC 9
6
1b
35
designing layouts for homes based on how people live in them
12 4b 26 1a
A Loop 1e and use them; and how the home can help them interact with their
Road 5 10 36
connects
3b
1a 1b 4b
1a
neighbourhood. As is evident in the Patterns community, each
1a 5a 11
all the 7 4 3b 37 home responds to its unique position in the cluster, the street or the
6 5
houses. 4 1b
4b 42
2a
41
shape of the plot. Orientation of the plot decides where the garden
8
1a Park 43 3b 40 would be placed to bring in the pleasant morning and evening
3 2b 39
1b
38 sunlight and ensure the uninterrupted flow of gentle breeze.
9 1a 44 1b

B
1c 2
3 1b
3a
Some of the homes are oriented to a large open-to-sky garden
Park
10 3b 1b 2 45 or courtyard, especially if they are located off a street. This gives
1c
4b 1 1b
1
4b
44
12M 1e
them more privacy. Park facing homes are generally set back from
45
1a Wid 1b 46
e 2b
The Large 11 35 2b Roa
d the plot edge with spacious private garden in front which enhances
1e 47
Park at 34 2b
the volume of green ahead. Corner homes, which due to their
Patterns-A. 43 33 1a
12 3b
2b 42 1a
position in the layout have minimal interaction with the cluster,
32
4b
4b
31 are designed to relate more to the L shaped garden in the rear.
13 1a
2b
36 30 Subtle detailing and design of spaces lend each home its
A Large Park form A Jogging Trail and
Park
14
4c
Park
3b
the primary space a Seasonal Stream individuality while also belonging to the neighbourhood. The bay
1e 29 for activities. that undulate along
37
a wooded fringe
windows, balconies, verandahs, the gardens and courtyards,
15 2a
1b 4c
38
the streets and clusters are all visually cohesive and lend to the
40 28
4a
aesthetics of Patterns. All the homes have attached car parks.
16 1a 39 2a
PATTERNS LOCATION WITHIN MALHAR

1b
41 The Patterns community will come up in two phases, A and
27
4a
1c 17 2b B, with the 12-metre wide road separating them. Patterns-A is a
Park 26 The Front Yards, to
18 cluster of 45 homes, arranged around a loop road, which winds
2b which the living rooms
1c 19
are oriented, overlook the through cluster parks rising and dipping in harmony with the natural
25 cluster parks and streets,
2b 20
1e while the back yards are
slope of the land. Like houses in a low hill development, here the
21
1b more private. plots are also slightly raised from the road. The road has a gradient
1b 22 24
and lends to the aesthetics of the open spaces it intertwines.
1e 1e

OPEN PLAN (Type 1) 23 Patterns-B is a group of 47 houses, arranged in 3 clusters,

3b
of which two are around parks and one along a broad street.
COURTYARD PLAN (Type 2)
Patterns-A & Patterns-B: The gradient is at play here too, with the L shaped street at a lower

A
CORNER PLAN (Type 3)
Patterns is split into 2 parts
level and the parks sloping up. The homes here enjoy open views
CLUSTER PLAN (Type 4) with a 12 Metre wide road
dividing them. beyond the community.
 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

REAR GARDEN
40’0”X16’5”

UTILITY BEDROOM 3
TOILET 3
9’10”X5’7” 14’9”X11’8”
8’10”X6’0” TYPE 1

VERANDAH W.I.W
13’9”X7’10” 9’6”X5’1”
BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2
13’9”X15’9” 13’9”X15’9”

KITCHEN
9’10”X18’8” W.I.W
W.I.W 7’0”X4’6”
7’0”X4’6”
DN
FAMILY
DINING 24’3”X12’4”
14’5”X12’4”
STUDY
9’5”X7’0”
TOILET 1 UP TOILET 1 VERANDAH
7’0”X7’10” 7’0”X7’10” 14’9”X7’0”
LIVING
20’0”X13’9”
TERRACE
22’0”X8’10”

CAR PARKING VERANDAH

18’8”X19’8” 20’8”X7’0” TYPE 1E
Plot area: 4009 sq. ft.
Ground floor: 2076 sq. ft.
FRONT GARDEN
20’8”X5’3” First floor: 1649 sq. ft.
Total built area: 3725 sq. ft.

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

TYPE 1A TYPE 1 Plot Area Built Area Carpet Area Plot #: Plot #:
Plot area: 2758 sq. ft. (sq. ft.) (sq. ft.) (sq. mt.) Patterns-A Patterns-B GARDEN
49’ 10”x21’ 8”
Ground floor: 1537 sq. ft.
1A 2758 2837 191 2, 3, 5, 6, 31, 32, 35, 36, 41 23, 24, 27, 28, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36
First floor: 1301 sq. ft.
Total built area: 2837 sq. ft. 1B 3217 3179 196 15, 16, 20, 21 1, 3, 4, 13,14, 20, 26, 30, 37, 39, 40,
44, 45
1C 3817 3207 217 9, 10, 17, 18
Verandah
14’ 11” x7’ 10”
1E 4009 3725 248 11, 14, 22, 24, 25 2, 5, 6, 17
Toilet 2 Toilet 3
6’0”x 8’10” 7’0”x8’10”
Dining
14’3”x 11’10” W.I.W
Kitchen
9’10”x 13’9” 8’0”x9’2”
Family
Utility Bedroom 2 20’2”x13’9” Bedroom 4

The Open
5’0”x 13’9” 11’10”x 13’9” 11’10”x13’9”
Dn

Maid’s Room W.I.W

7’0”x 8’6” Bedroom 1 W.I.W 6’0”x7’0”
6’7”x 6’3” Bedroom 3 Study
Courtyard 11’10”x 14’5”
Toilet 15’3”x19’8” Courtyard 11’10”x14’5”
4’0”x 5’0” Below

Plan Home
Toilet 1
6’0”x 8’10”
UP
Toilet 4
6’0”x8’10”
Foyer
6’1”x 5’3”

Living
17’9”x 13’9” Terrace
Verandah 14’7”x15’11”
GARDEN Pavillion
6’0”x 8’6” 13’0”x 27’3” 11’2”x8’10”
Cleverly designed spaces with minimal walls or no walls at all seem to flow seamlessly from the Car Parking
9’6”x 34’5”

entrance verandah, through the living and dining areas to the rear verandah and into the rear garden. Verandah
25’0”x 7’0”

This creates a sense of spaciousness in an otherwise compact plan and the beauty of the outdoors
can be appreciated from various points within the home. The position of the plot in the layout and
proximity to the parks will decide the emphasis on the front or rear garden.
 GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR

REAR GARDEN
40’0” X 16’5”

VERANDAH TOILET 2
TOILET
9’4”X5’5” UTILITY 7’10”X7’10”
4’0”X4’9”
9’10” X 4’9”
TYPE 2

W.I.W
MAID’S ROOM KITCHEN BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 2
7’10”X5’3”
BEDROOM 1 8’10”X6’3” 14’9”X9’6” 13’9”X13’7” 16’0”X13’7”
13’9”X13’0”
DINING DN
13’7” X 13’9”
STUDY
TOILET 3 8’2”X10’2”
VERANDAH
TOILET 1 7’10”X8’4”
12’2”X 7’0” FAMILY
6’0”X9’0”
21’4”X15’9”

UP
COURTYARD
17’9”X18’3”

COURTYARD BELOW VERANDAH

VERANDAH 17’O”X7’0”
5’7”X14’7”
LIVING
14’9”X17’3”
TERRACE
17’0”X12’6”

VERANDAH
5’7”X6’7”

CAR PARKING
17’9”X16’5”
FRONT GARDEN TYPE 2 Plot Area Built Area Carpet Area Plot #: Plot #: TYPE 2A
22’4”X11’10” (sq. ft.) (sq. ft.) (sq. mt.) Patterns-A Patterns-B
Plot area: 2994 sq. ft.
2A 2994 2546 178 8, 28, 29 16, 18, 22, 25, 29 Ground floor: 1502 sq. ft.
First floor: 1118 sq. ft.
TYPE 2B 2B 3020 2819 182 12, 13, 19, 26, 27, 33, 34 7, 43, 46
Total built area: 2546 sq. ft.
Plot area: 3020 sq. ft.
Ground floor: 1513 sq. ft.
First floor: 1306 sq. ft. GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR
Total built area: 2819 sq. ft.

REAR GARDEN
49’10” x 16’5”

The Garden
BEDROOM 2
TOILET 2
VERANDAH BEDROOM 1 13’9” X 13’8” BEDROOM 3
6’0” X 9’0”
KITCHEN 13’0” X 6’7” 13’9” x 11’10” 13’9” X 11’10”
UTILITY
10’10” x 11’8” FAMILY
8’10” x 7’3”
13’0” X 18’4”
STUDY

Courtyard Home
6’6” X 4’8”

TOILET 1 DN TOILET3
DINING 9’0” X 6’0” 9’0” X 6’0”
13’1” x 11’10”

CAR PARKING UP
9’6”X35’0” VERANDAH VERANDAH
18’8” X 7’0” 14’0” X 7’0”
FOYER
5’3” X 5’3”
Like the aangans of the old traditional houses these homes have walled gardens that are open to the COURTYARD
18’8” x 16’5”
sky but are an extension to the built spaces of the house. The gardens are enveloped on two or three VERANDAH
6’0” X 6’0”
sides by verandahs and windows that overlook them including those of the floor above. This way the LIVING TERRACE
13’9” x 19’0” 17’9” X 18’4”
main areas within the home are oriented to this garden. More private of the homes in Patterns, they
however retain a vibrant connection to the rest of the community through the front verandah that
opens out to the street.
 GROUND FLOOR

REAR GARDEN
85’4” X 16’5”

VERANDAH
33’10” X 7’0”
TYPE 3

BEDROOM 1 REAR GARDEN

11’10” x 13’9” 18’8” X 33’2”

CAR PARKING
9’10”X33’2” DINING
LIVING
TOILET 1 10’10” X 12’9”
15’5” X 15’0”
7’0” X 7’0”
KITCHEN
11’10” X 12’2”
UP
VERANDAH COURTYARD
6’0” X 10’10” FOYER UTILITY
FRONT 6’0” X 10’10”
11’10” X 6’0”
GARDEN
6’7”X10’10”

FIRST FLOOR TYPE 3B

Plot area: 4200 sq. ft.
Ground floor: 1540 sq. ft.
First floor: 1330 sq. ft.
Total built area: 2870 sq. ft.

TYPE 3 Plot Area Built Area Carpet Area Plot #: Plot #:

(sq. ft.) (sq. ft.) (sq. mt.) Patterns-A Patterns-B CAR PARKING
32’10”X9’4”
3A 4030 2758 180 8, 15, 33, 38

3B 4200 2870 156 1, 7, 23, 30 41, 42, 47

BALCONY
BEDROOM 3
12’2” X 7’10”
11’10” X 13’10”

FAMILY TERRACE
15’5” X 16’5” 23’4” X 8’10”
BEDROOM 2
TOILET 3
12’2” X 13’9”
7’0” X 7’0”
LIVING VERANDAH
VERANDAH 21’4” X 13’9” 17’0” X 7’0”
6’0” X 10’10”
TYPE 3A
DN Plot area: 4030 sq. ft.
STUDY
8’0” X 10’2” TOILET 2 Ground floor: 1476 sq. ft. FOYER
STUDY
9’0” X 6’0” First floor: 1281 sq. ft. 10’11” X 6’0”
10’2” X 8’0”
Total built area: 2758 sq. ft. GARDEN
UP VERANDAH 16’5” x 80’5”
7’0” X 15’0”
FAMILY
16’5” X 15’0”
DINING
18’4” X 15’0”
TOILET 1 DN TOILET 3
9’0” X 6’0” 9’0” X 6’0”

The Corner Home

UTILITY
6’0” X 11’10” BEDROOM 2
KITCHEN BEDROOM 1 11’10” X 13’9”
11’10” X 12’6” 13’2” x 11’10” BEDROOM 3
15’0” X 13’9”

TOILET 2
6’0” X 9’0”

REAR GARDEN
As the name suggests, these homes occupy the corners of the layout. Affording more privacy than 33’6” x 16’5”

the others, they have larger open spaces within the plot; either an L shaped yard or a spacious
backyard, or an entrance court with a large backyard. They truly respond to the location and the
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR
profile of their sites and are unique in character.
 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

REAR GARDEN
50’0”X17’0”

TOILET 2
6’0”X9’0” TERRACE
22’4”X9’10”
TYPE 4

VERANDAH VERANDAH
BEDROOM-2 13’0”X6’0”
28’3”X7’0”
13’9”X13’9”

DINING DN
17’0”X15’0”
FAMILY
16’6”X24’0” BEDROOM 4
17’0”X15’0”
UP LIVING
17’0”X15’0”

FOYER
PUJA 6’0”X7’0”
VERANDAH WIW TOILET 4
BEDROOM-1 6’0”X7’0”
KITCHEN 10’6”X7’0” 9’0”X8’0” 8’0”X8’0”
13’10”X12’10” BEDROOM 3
9’10”X14’6”
13’9”X12’10”

FRONT GARDEN
UTILITY STUDY
KITCHEN YARD 17’9”X16’0”
6’0”X8’0” 10’0”X13’0”
13’9”X12’2”
VERANDAH
TOILET 1 4’0”X8’0”
TOILET-3
TYPE 4B
6’0”X9’0”
6’0”X9’0” Plot area: 3458 sq. ft.
Ground floor: 1466 sq. ft.
PARKING
MAID’S RM
36’5”X9’6”
First floor: 1282 sq. ft.
7’0”X7’10” TOILET Total built area: 2748 sq. ft.
5’0”X4’0”

Toilet
TYPE 4C TYPE 4 Plot Area Built Area Carpet Area Plot #: Plot #: UTILITY 7’0”x7’0” W.I.W
Plot area: 4009 sq. ft. (sq. ft.) (sq. ft.) (sq. ft.) Patterns-A Patterns-B 9’10”x7’0” 5’7”x7’0”
Ground floor: 2138 sq. ft. CAR PARKING
4A 3585 2678 173 38, 39 16’5”X17’9”
First floor: 1644 sq. ft.
GARDEN
Total built area: 3782 sq. ft. 4B 3458 2748 186 42, 43, 44, 45 9, 10, 11, 12 22’8”x16’5”
KITCHEN
4C 4009 3782 259 37, 40 9’10”x12’10” BEDROOM 2
12’10”x12’10”

VERANDAH FOYER

The
6’0”x7’0” 5’5”x7’0”
DN
VERANDAH
15’0”x6’7” FAMILY
12’6”x16’0”
DINING
11’2”x16’0”

Cluster Home
up
LIVING
TERRACE
18’8”x13’9” STUDY
15’0”x11’2”
12’6”x6’3”
BEDROOM
12’10”x16’5”
W.I.W
VERANDAH 7’7”x5’0”
19’4”x 7’0”
W.I.W
9’6”x5’7” BEDROOM 3
TOILET
7’0”x7’0” 12’10”x16’5”
TOILET
Nothing to beat the unending green vistas afforded by the cluster homes. The location of these 8’10”x6’0”

homes is internal to the cluster and takes advantage of the cluster park they look out to. The homes
have expansive gardens facing the park with a gentle foliage boundary that merges in to them. The GARDEN
50’0”x24’0”
open space of the park visually merges with the private gardens to give the homes the feel of a larger
green area. At the same time the gardens are private from the cluster park, but enjoy the intimacy
of being next to one. The cluster homes will share common walls along an L shape, unlike the other
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
homes in the layout.
Features
CRAFT
Traditional crafts like carpentry, stonework and
masonry are slowly dying out as they cannot adapt to
newer material, technology and requirement. But the
value they impart to a space cannot be overlooked.
We make a conscious effort to integrate these
Sustainability drives our design and choice of materials such that you and your environment crafts and their skilled craftspersons in the building
forge a relationship for life. We use a combination of the modern and the traditional in our process. In all our work, we emphasise human
materials, techniques and details, creating a unique aesthetic that has a global flavour while resource rather than material.
being decidedly Indian. We integrate traditional crafts into our designs for their inherent value
ENERGY
and to promote skilled craftspersons.
Design for natural light & ventilation: All the
homes have been designed with adequate natural
light and cross ventilation. Large windows, wide
verandahs, air channels for circulation, and thermally
conducive materials, are all features which reduce the
necessity for artificial light and ventilation. You will be
the proud resident of an energy efficient home.
Design for solar energy: Sunlight will be greatly
sourced upon at Malhar to light up your homes
during the day and to heat water. This in turn leads
to lowered power consumption and greater savings
on your energy bills. Provisions for connecting solar
water heaters and photo-voltaic panels for power will
be made on the roof.

MATERIAL
Our choice of material is based on a balance of local
availability, efficiency of manufacturing processes
and durability over time. Natural materials make your
homes more comfortable and age beautifully. Wherever
possible we use recycled materials and always use
resources optimally.
Earth blocks: Soil excavated from foundations,
basements, tanks and water bodies is stabilized
using a small percentage of cement and moulded
into blocks. We use resources from the site itself
thereby reducing the amount of materials being
transported in. These blocks are specifically
designed for the structure and quality control is
done on-site.Besides being engineered for strength
and durability, walls made of these are aesthetically
pleasing when detailed well.
Stone: Another locally available material with
excellent insulating properties and aesthetic beauty.
Today building with stone is a craft that is slowly
disappearing with the increasing dependence on
factory-made synthetic materials, and therefore the
need to revive its use.
MATERIAL
Wood: At Malhar, wood is more than just an
aesthetic source. To promote its use as a renewable
resource, we intend to plant timber species within
the community. A warm, intimate material, it
replaces high energy consuming steel and aluminium
(typically used for doors and windows). We believe
in recycling old timber—from houses that are
demolished, from packing cases, and from plantation
timber—as opposed to forest timber.
Natural floors: As flooring materials, wood, stone
and clay are good for you and your family’s health.
They offer better insulation and comfort than
synthetic floors. Besides they age beautifully as the
years go by.
Paints: We only use paints that are non-toxic, lead-
free and low in VOC. Volatile Organic Compounds
(VOC), commonly found in most indoor and outdoor
paints, give out low-level toxic emissions into the
air for years after application. Lower VOC paints
preserve both the indoor and outdoor air quality of
your home and help your family breathe easy.
WATER
Rainwater harvesting and recharging:
At Malhar eco-village, true to its name, rainwater
conservation takes on a special significance.
Rainwater is harvested and the ground water is
recharged through well spread out percolation
channels across the development. Roof water will
also be channelled through pipes, passed through a
series of filters and collected in the water tank. With
intermittent rains in Bangalore, this supplements the
supply through bore wells. We are also contemplating
digging a small open well at the bore wells to direct
the rainwater to it.
WASTE
Waste management: We propose to have an
efficient garbage disposal system that separates
solid and non-biodegradable waste from the
organic waste. Organic waste can be composted
and the compost reused as manure. Some of the
non-biodegradable waste can be incinerated. For
the metals and plastics, one could look at recycling
agencies which can pick up the waste.
ECOSCAPE
Integrating ecology with landscape:
Creating an environment for the land to rejuvenate
Water recycling: An on-campus sewage treatment
plant recycles all waste water generated at Malhar.
The waste water from the kitchens and bathrooms
is collected and treated in a centralised treatment
plant to emerge clean. This water is then used for
gardening and for toilet flushing.
becomes an important aspect of planning, especially
for the psychological and cultural values they
impart. Trees and plants will be mostly local and of
a variety that can withstand low water conditions.
The environment will be interactive and engaging
and Malhar will be a veritable encyclopedia of plants
and trees including the medicinal variety. Relive the
nostalgia of your own childhood as your children
discover insects and birds, climb trees and create
imaginative worlds in the nooks and corners of
Malhar. While you also experience the change in
seasons as expressed through the flowering and
shedding of the trees.
 LANDEATER DESIGN
PATTERNS

Specifications
INFRASTRUCTURE
Internal roads: Main roads WBM with tar black top, cluster roads with soling and paving to increase rainwater percolation.
External wall: Layout will be surrounded with a solid 6 feet compound wall.
Water supply: Central pressurized water supply from bore wells and sump.
Electricity: Underground cables with individual meters for each house, common lighting for roads and parks.
Telephone/internet: Underground cables for telephone and broadband internet to each house.
Landscape: All common areas will be landscaped with trees and parks.
Club: Clubhouse with games room and party space.

STRUCTURE
Foundation: Combination of random rubble stone foundation and RCC frame.
Super structure: Load bearing masonry walls in exposed stabilised mud blocks.
Roof & slabs: Reinforced cement concrete slabs.
Interior walls: Cement plastered.

FINISHES
Exterior finishes: Walls—combination of painted and exposed or stabilized mud blocks artistically pointed.
Interior finishes: Walls rendered with lime and painted with water bound distemper.

WOODWORK
Front door: Seasoned teakwood, artistically designed, fully panelled.
Internal doors: Seasoned hardwood, fully panelled, finished with clear polish.
Windows: Seasoned hardwood, clear glass (except for toilets), finished with cashew oil.
Grills: Mild Steel grills as per design, painted with primer and semi-gloss paint.
Hardware: A combination of brass and powder coated fittings and branded locks.

ELECTRICAL Three phase concealed wiring. All wiring shall be of Anchor/ Finolex or equivalent make concealed in
19/25mm dia, 2mm thick PVC conduit pipes. Modular switches of Crabtree or equivalent brand. 200 liters
solar water heater of reputed brand.

FLOORING Vitrified tiles with a rustic finish of a reputed brand.

BATHROOMS Ceramic tiles with a rustic finish of a reputed brand. Walls in ceramic tiles up to 7’ ht., interspersed with
designer tiles.

SANITARY FITTINGS European wall mounted water closet, Hindware or equivalent make.
Taps, diverters and overhead shower in toilets, of Jaguar or equivalent make. CP fittings and ISI-marked
concealed PVC plumbing. Provision for geysers.

KITCHEN The cabinets, counter, dado, sink and taps are not included. Electrical & plumbing connections will be provided.

At GoodEarth, our 25 years of work in architectural developments is not just ours. But of a
community of skilled and talented people and their ideas and vision to create something out of
the ordinary. These are architects, designers, draftsmen, craftsmen and masons and they are
all drawn together because of their passion for their craft.
From identifying land to envisioning its development, everything has an organic and highly
involved process to it. How we build our eco-communities is but a spontaneous expression
of this philosophy. This also means we are just as engaged with the people for whom we build
homes and communities. Every new project is a realisation of insights and feedback received
from our earlier ones.
Driven by sustainability goals, we are focussed on pioneering architectural innovations
and bringing in new ways of looking at how development can be achieved without harming the
environment. Through our efforts, we aspire to be one of the leaders in green businesses in India
and inspire change in the way people live.
We invite you to join us in our journey towards a sustainable future. GoodEarth is managed
by a close knit group of people, involved in the project right from the concept to design, to the
implementation of the smallest details.
Call us: +91.96866-76504 / +91.99452-41616
Email us: sales@goodearth.org.in
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