Friday, September 18, 2009

Tallest buildings in Hyderabad




The Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation Tower (abbreviated as APIIC Tower) is a 100 storeys, 450 m supertall skyscraper approved for construction in Hyderabad, India. It will be the tallest building in India on completion.
The tower is to be part of the business district in the Manchirevula suburb of Hyderabad. The tower will have corporates, hotels, and other establishments. The state government has set up this special trade development project as an exception to the city limit at 30 floors. Reliance Infrastructure has won the contract to construct this 64 billion project.

At over 90 stories in height, Lanco Signature at Lanco Hills SEZ, located at Manikonda village had planned to be a beautiful World’s Tallest Residential Tower. Of late, we have heard of the problems the builders are facing with its approvals and permissions. The building is planned in a project spread over 100 acres.

For the first time, Hyderabad Urban Development Authority has given approval to construct a 30-storey project by Aliens Group (www.aliensgroup.in) in Hyderabad. This approval is considered a landmark achievement in the history of Hyderabad real estate as it going to be the tallest residential complex ever in the Hitech City, which was once known as city of nawabs.

Located in Gachibowli, the IT& Financial district, this 30-storied residential complex named Aliens Space Station 1, is coming up in more than 20 acres of land with nearly 80% of remaining area as landscaped greens. Expected to go up to a height of 87 meters, this residential development will house 2182 apartments including duplexes and penthouses.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

The tallest buildings in India





Shapoorji Pallonji & Co Ltd./SD Corporation's twin Imperial Towers, designed by Mumbai architect Hafeez Contractor is the tallest building. It is under construction. The Imperial Twin Towers are built on former slum land where the current re-development model of builders providing free land and rehabilitation to slum dwellers in exchange for rights for property development, was first put into practice on a big scale. This model was used for for slum and mill land redevelopment across the city, and across India as a whole.





Planet Godrej is located in the heart of South Mumbai.
With racecourse and arabian sea on one side, haji ali mosque on the other, ocean and the island beyond on the other and zoo on the fourth side, Planet Godrej is at the finest locations of Mumbai.

Standing 48 floors tall, and constructed by Singapore DP architects, the design of the skyscraper makes it a awe inspiring landmark.

It is awarded the prestigious PINNACLE Award 2006, by ZEE Business, for the best upcoming real estate project in the country.


Lodha Bellissimo is a 648 feet tall 48-storied residential tower in Mumbai. Befitting its brand name, the gently-contoured sea-wave inspired façade and wave-like roof element make for a stunning elevation.