The Site Vision
Purva Attibele Master Plan
The master plan is built around one structural decision: a multi-level podium that takes vehicles off the ground plane entirely. Cars enter at grade and immediately drop to basement levels or rise onto podium decks, leaving a continuous pedestrian and landscape ecosystem at ground — walking loops, garden courts, play zones and seating that a resident can cross end to end without meeting a driveway.
In a community of 2,900 households with a large child population, that is not an aesthetic choice. It is the difference between a child walking unaccompanied to a friend's tower and a child needing to be escorted. View master plan details →
- Multi-level podium — Vehicles are taken to basement levels and podium decks, so the ground plane carries no traffic at all — the single decision that governs everything else on the plan.
- Fourteen towers, one datum — Thirteen towers share a uniform ~80 m crown line, producing a coherent skyline and a consistent services, firefighting and vertical-transport design; Tower 14 is a 43 m boutique block.
- Landscape as the ground plane — The land a conventional plan would spend on driveways, parking bays and turning circles returns to walking loops, garden courts, play zones and seating.
- A single central amenity anchor — The multi-tier grand clubhouse stacks fitness, wellness, games, banquet and co-working over several levels rather than scattering them across precincts.