Five Towers, One Symmetrical Configuration
DNR Sarjapur's reported master plan centres on 5 high-rise towers - labelled A through E - each built to an identical 2 Basement + Ground + 22 Upper Floor* format, reaching a maximum elevation of 75.75 metres*. This symmetrical configuration is a deliberate choice: it simplifies construction sequencing across the site and gives every tower a broadly comparable set of views and daylight access, rather than a mix of taller and shorter blocks competing for the same sightlines.
At 75.75 metres*, the towers are tall enough to clear surrounding low-rise structures on Sarjapur Main Road, supporting the brief's stated goal of uncompromised views of the Sarjapur IT belt from upper floors, along with stronger cross-ventilation than a shorter, denser building typically achieves.
The Vehicle-Free Podium, Explained
A '100% vehicle-free central common lifestyle podium zone' means the shared ground-level and podium-level spaces between the towers are designed with no vehicular movement at all - cars are routed to basement or dedicated parking levels, leaving the podium surface entirely for pedestrian use, landscaping, and amenity zones. This is a materially different experience from developments where internal roads cut through the common areas, and it directly supports the brief's dedicated pedestrian safe-walking tracks.
What's Still Pending
The final sanctioned plan - confirming exact tower positions, unit-wise facing, and the precise podium layout - is awaited pending RERA registration. Treat this summary as the developer's reported design intent at the pre-launch stage.