Circulation & arrival
Vehicular movement is organised around a landscaped arrival and drop-off, with ramps to the five basements and a single, controlled point of entry with boom barriers, security and smart access.
Master plan
Kalyani Kanakapura Road Master Plan - one tower, open ground.
Planning philosophy
One tower, maximum open ground
The master plan expresses a single, clear idea: a luxury landmark tower at a metro-connected address, with the built form concentrated in one structure so the ground plane can be devoted to arrival, landscape and amenity. Across the 3.5-acre site, a single 33-storey tower with two wings rises over five basement parking levels and a landscaped podium, holding just around 180 bespoke residences. KNS District 30 is useful for the site-planning lens because buyers should read open space, movement, parking, and amenity placement as everyday-use details, not brochure decoration.
Concentrating around 180 homes into a single two-wing tower achieves three things at once: it keeps the home count low and the community exclusive; it frees the maximum possible ground and podium area for landscape and amenity; and it creates a single, secure, well-managed point of entry and circulation. The result is a landmark tower set in landscaped open space, not a cluster of blocks competing for the same ground.
Land use
How the site is organised
| Element | Planning intent |
|---|---|
| Tower footprint | Single two-wing tower - minimised ground coverage |
| Podium & amenity deck | Landscaped podium above parking for gardens, pool and amenities |
| Basements (5 levels) | Resident and visitor parking with EV charging, plus services |
| Arrival & drop-off | Landscaped forecourt and secure single entry |
| Open & landscaped space | Maximised at grade and on the podium |
Concentrating parking across five basement levels keeps cars below ground, so the podium and ground plane can be given over to landscape, the pool deck and amenity space - the hallmark of a well-resolved luxury tower.
Density, safety and value
The low-home-count advantage
The master plan's most important number is the home count: approximately 180 residences in a 33-storey, two-wing tower. On a 3.5-acre site, that is a deliberately low density of homes - fewer homes per floor, more privacy, less pressure on lifts, lobbies and amenities, and a more exclusive community than a high-volume development.
Safety & fire
Fire-tender access, hydrants, wet risers, refuge floors per high-rise code, emergency egress, comprehensive CCTV and power backup keep a 33-storey tower safe and operational through outages.
Single-tower delivery
The community is delivered as one whole rather than in phases, so residents avoid a prolonged period of living alongside active construction of later towers - the amenities complete together.
Kalyani Kanakapura Road Master Plan - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the master-planning philosophy?
To build one tower rather than several. Concentrating around 180 homes into a single two-wing tower keeps the home count low and the community exclusive, frees the maximum ground and podium for landscape and amenity, and creates a single secure point of managed entry - the logical approach for a luxury project on a valuable, metro-walk plot.
How is the tower laid out?
The tower is set back behind a landscaped arrival, with a two-wing configuration that enables efficient cores, cross-ventilated layouts and the large-format proportions the homes require, while reducing the number of homes sharing each lobby and lift core.
How is parking handled?
Five basement levels accommodate resident and visitor parking with EV-charging provision, keeping cars below ground so the podium and ground plane can be given over to landscape, the pool deck and amenity space.
Where are the amenities placed?
The signature rooftop infinity pool sits at the top of the tower; the clubhouse, gymnasium, yoga deck, indoor games, co-working lounge and library are arranged on the podium and amenity levels, with landscaped gardens, a jogging track and family spaces threading through the podium.
What sustainability systems are planned?
An STP with treated-water reuse, rainwater harvesting, solar-assisted common-area lighting, EV-charging-ready basement parking and landscaped podium and ground planting are engineered into the plan to reduce the environmental footprint and recurring maintenance.
What should I verify on the dimensioned master plan at launch?
Confirm the floor plates and two-wing layout, the amenity placement on the podium and rooftop, the parking allocation across the five basements, the open-space provision at grade, and the confirmed land area and unit count - the metrics that substantiate the luxury, low-density promise.