Ekta Westbay Bandra West, Mumbai

• Ekta Westbay is located in Mumbai Western Suburbs, Mumbai. This project offers homes with good access to major city roads and essential services, focusing on functional building access and circulation.

• The built up area is between 38%-42% of the plot, which provides a balanced environment with some open space around the building.

• Swami Vivekanand Road and Western Express Highway are close by, making daily commutes and travel across Mumbai straightforward. The project provides rotary parking, a lift, and a wide two way ramp for easy building access.

• The project includes a common services area, grand entrance lobby, and internal lobbies, offering residents essential shared facilities and welcoming entry points.

• The single building structure is centrally positioned on the plot.
• It is oriented with its main facade facing south towards the main road.
• The building's north side curves to accommodate the vehicle ramp.
• The structure is set back from the main road, creating an open forecourt.

• Residents can easily reach the main entrance area from all parts of the building.
• The main reception area is centrally located for convenient access.
• Access to shared utility spaces is directly available from the building's core.
• The building's multiple entrance points ensure quick reach to ground floor facilities.

• Homes facing the southern street may experience some street sounds.
• The building's setback from the main street provides a degree of separation from traffic.
• Units on the north side are buffered by the vehicle ramp and service areas.
• The single building design limits direct neighbor-to-neighbor noise within the complex.

• The building's design allows for open spaces around its perimeter.
• Gaps between the building and the plot boundary offer some natural light penetration.
• The layout provides clear views from the building towards the surrounding areas.
• The structure's central placement ensures views are not immediately obstructed by other buildings.

• People enter the property from the south, leading to the main building.
• Walking paths connect the main entry point to the building's various ground floor access points.
• Movement within the building's ground floor is facilitated by multiple entry points.
• The layout guides people directly from the street to the building's main reception.

• The ground level offers flat walking surfaces from the street to the building entrances.
• The property's main entrance area provides a secure zone away from the main road.
• The design includes clear pathways for easy movement for all age groups.
• The building's internal facilities are readily accessible on the ground floor.

• A strip of planted area follows the curve of the vehicle access route on the north side.
• A distinct green patch is located in the north-west corner, separate from the main building.
• The landscape design incorporates greenery along the property's northern edge.
• The project features a defined green zone dedicated to service functions.

• Cars enter the property from the south-west side of Jarimari Temple Road.
• Vehicles proceed onto a wide, upward-sloping path for internal movement.
• A dedicated area for turning and temporary stopping is available in the north-west.
• Cars exit the property from a separate point on the south-east side.

• This area offers a well-organized layout for daily routines and movement.
• The project provides clear separation between walking and driving paths.
• Residents benefit from direct access to essential building services and entry points.
• The design emphasizes practical living with efficient use of the property's footprint.

This project offers a home with excellent functional access and services for daily living. Working professionals will find their commutes simplified by the proximity to major roads and efficient internal circulation. The design prioritizes ease of movement and building access, providing a practical urban living solution.