aditi-greenscapes-apartments-manasaram-architects-bangalore3

Aditi Greenscapes Apartments, Bangalore by Manasaram Architects

aditi-greenscapes-apartments-manasaram-architects-bangalore3

Aditi, is a Sanskrit word for “ABUNDANCE” and creative power. It is the name of one of the most ancient goddesses – the ‘mother’ of all gods on earth, and is related to the terms “Beginning”.

aditi-greenscapes-apartments-manasaram-architects-bangalore3

Infrastructure facilities:

Water conservation- with rainfall of 900mm annually in Bangalore and 2 lakhs sq. ft. site area, water-receiving potential is 6 lakhs sq.ft which is staggering 1.8 million liters of water. A water body in the centre of the park is being created for static storage. Also, encouraging residents to make their plots “Zero runoff areas”.

Waste water management – Treatment of black and grey water through some simple traditional systems.

The use of traditional patterns and architectural styles – Maximum use of natural building materials like stones, terracotta, bamboo, plantation or recycled timbers, etc.

Visitor’s parking at the entry zone, assuring privacy to the residents.

Community facilities:

aditi-greenscapes-apartments-manasaram-architects-bangalore3

  • Community Club with a multi-purpose hall, swimming pool, fitness center, etc.
  • Library with books emphasizing on the green way of living.
  • [Community kitchen (with biogas and solar cooker) – a boon for the working women.]
  • Laundry facility and green shop – green things + provision for internet shopping with regular co-ordinated deliveries for general items.

Apartment and villas:

aditi-greenscapes-apartments-manasaram-architects-bangalore3

  • Island Villas in the apartments with no common walls.
  • Staggered gardens at every floor. Visual interconnection with other floors.
  • Each apartment with large double height balconies with a dedicated space for vegetable gardening.
  • Calm and serene interiors.
  • Emergency lighting with renewable energy.
  • Orientation of the apartment to have maximum light and ventilation.
  • Terrace with a luxurious health club.
  • Existing trees on both sides of the villas.
  • Family lounge area, large terraces in villas.
  • Courtyards in each villa act as an outdoor seating space.

Amenities:

aditi-greenscapes-apartments-manasaram-architects-bangalore3

  • Infinity pool on the terrace – Connecting water to the sky.
  • Facilities like fitness center with sauna and steam bath and massage areas.
  • Party hall overlooking the swimming pool.
  • Organic farming all over the terrace.
  • Yoga hall facing Zen garden.
  • Play areas for children with creativity center and crèche facility.
  • Basketball and Badminton courts, gazebos, tree-house and Zen gardens.
  • Pathways on all sides of landscape.
  • Amphitheatre of approximate 150 capacities.
  • Park electricity run on solar panels.
  • Natural landscaping with indigenous plants, water bodies and minimum lawn area.

Project Facts:

Name of the project: Apartments at Aditigreenscapes, Bangalore
Client: Preeti Developers, Bangalore
Location: Aditi Greenscapes, Sri Venkateshpura Layout, Bangalore, Karnataka
Structural Consultant: SEMAC, Godrej & Boyce,
Site area: 3.4 Acres
Status: Ongoing

[button-red url=”https://architecture.live/tag/manasaram-architects” target=”_self” position=”Centre”]See more works by Manasaram Architects[/button-red]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Recent

Architecture-in-Development — Global Challenge 2025 Shortlists

“The stronger promise in Architecture-in-Development’s Do-it-Together (DiT) ethos is that design can be measured by what it connects and sustains, not just by what it costs or how quickly it is implemented.”—Nipun Prabhakar

Nipun Prabhakar, in his article on the 2025 Global Challenge finalists of Architecture-in-Development (A––D), elaborates on how community-led design defines the new frontline of practice. They showcase us a future where design is measured not only by metrics or capital, but by its capacity to connect, care, and endure.

Read More »
Rome Scholarship in Architecture 2026-27—Call for Applications

Rome Scholarship in Architecture 2026-27—Call for Applications

The Rome Scholarship in Architecture calls for applications for a six-month residency (Jan-June 2027) at the British School at Rome for a postgraduate or early-career architect. It includes £1000 monthly grant, board, and access to BSR resources for a self-directed research programme in Italy. Deadline: December 15, 2025.

Read More »
A manifesto on Architectural Criticism - Tata Dhan Academy, Madurai, India, by CnT Architects

A Manifesto on Architectural Criticism

Prem Chandavarkar, Partner at CnT Architects, writes about the firm’s manifesto that is defined by four frames—Integrity, Empathy, Emancipation, and Transcendence—advocating a collective, ethical, and human-centered practice that upholds spatial coherence, nurtures inhabitation, challenges convention, and aspires toward beauty and the joy of existence.

Read More »
Awakening Beauty, by Jinan K.B

Call for Sponsors for ‘Awakening Beauty’, by Jinan K.B.

Jinan K.B., author of ‘Awakening Beauty’ is seeking sponsors to fund printing and launch this movement for a book where he argues that beauty is a biological, non-computational intelligence—the core of human cognition. Through the book, Jinan invites you to reclaim this lived wisdom.

Read More »

Featured Publications

We Are Hiring