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Casagrand-Crescendo-Brochure.Pdf HIGH RISE FOR HIGH LIVING Casagrand Builder Private Limited is a real estate enterprise committed to building aspirations and delivering value. In the last fourteen years, we have developed over 12 million sqft of prime residential real estate across Chennai, Bengaluru, and Coimbatore. Over 10,000 happy families across 70+ landmark properties stand testimony to our commitment. In the fteenth year of our journey, we at Casagrand are all set to progress further forward with projects worth over `6500 crores in the pipeline. Entrance View With its towering presence, Casagrand Crescendo - our new apartment project at Nolambur is sure to become the cynosure of all eyes. Staying loyal to its name, this 21 storeyed high rise redenes high living for the ones who deserve it. While luxury is the heart and soul of Casagrand Crescendo, the breathtaking views it offers take the cake. Call it your home. Indulge in a world of lifestyle amenities here. And get the view of a lifetime. For life. Big reasons to buy • 513 premium apartments on 3.88 acres • 2 basements + stilt + rst oor car park + 21 design structure • Contemporary new age architecture • Apartments loaded with lifestyle features • Efciently planned internal spaces for optimum space utilization • Ideal for investment and good rental yields • Abundant ventilation • Vaastu compliant Elevation View Aerial Night View Badminton Court Swimming Pool Amenities • Swimming Pool • Multipurpose Court for Tennis, Volleyball, • Kids’ Pool Mini Football & Basketball • Gym • Badminton Court • Steam / Sauna Room • Outdoor Kids’ Play Area • AV Room • Open Lawn Space • Indoor Kids’ Play Area • Walking / Jogging Track • Video Games Room • Landscaped Seating • Learning Centre for Kids • Outdoor Barbeque Area • Party Hall • Pool Side Seating Area • Indoor Games Room • Massage / Therapeutic Pool • Squash Court • Open Spa Pool • Party Lounge • Lawn Games • Yoga / Aerobics Room • Association Room Gym Indoor Games Room Pinnacle of Luxury and Lifestyle Design Master Plan • Casagrand Crescendo stands majestically as the tallest development in the area with 21 storeyed towers • The construction will be done using Mivan technology, which will help in on time delivery of projects and at the same time assuring building strength, durability and quality of nish • Set amidst 18,000 sft of open central space at the podium; and overall 77% lush greenery remains. It is designed in harmony with the environment • The 4 towers stand tall at a distance of 120 feet (approx.) from each other, ensuring no overlooking • The community has vehicle-free podiums with children’s play area for your kids’ safety • The podium has outdoor amenities and beautifully landscaped lawns for spending some morning and evening time • Uniquely styled towers designed to provide an unmatched array of contemporary elevation with lifestyle facilities like open spa pool, outdoor BBQ, covered car parks, piped gas line, garbage chute, etc. • The development provides an opportunity to indulge yourself in recreational and leisure activities by hosting a squash court, outdoor gym, badminton lawns and a multipurpose court with seating space for spectators, etc. Signature Tower Apartments with Privacy and Security Efcient Utilization of Spaces • Simplicity of design makes Crescendo an outstanding • All units have foyer at the entrance of the apartment to • Common washbasin near dining in all the units ensure no direct overlooking into the apartments from project with Signature Tower having double height • Service space for washing and drying clothes balconies, 4-level covered car parking and 4-level high the corridors • All the corridors in the blocks are designed to ensure grand lobby entrances • All the units have bedrooms designed in such a way minimum common area space without any that they are private and visitors in living do not • Encompassing the exclusive Signature Tower are the compromise and has all facilities ultra-luxurious 5-bedroom duplexes with double directly look into bedrooms height balconies and 2, 3 & 4 BHK • All the units have living and dining as public space and Planning for ODU Locations • The orientation of the tower is to ensure the 4-side bedrooms as private space openings to provide 3-way ventilation for all units and • Proper ODU spaces have been created for ease of • Even the balconies and windows are located and access an undisturbed view all the time designed in a manner to avoid overlooking into • This spectacular haven features top-of-the-line someone else’s apartment • These spaces have thoughtfully been designed to xtures and premium nishes from brands like Grohe / avoid any overlooking or hindrances to other Toto to blend in with the captivating interiors Central Open Spaces apartments and are located on the interiors of the building to avoid visibility on the building façade • The Signature Tower also has a private, double height • Crescendo guarantees to enhance your prestige and Party Lounge for the residents residing in the upgrade your eminence with open podium space of community 18000 sft for the development Unique Leisure Activities and Facilities • The development is well equipped with 25 amenities • 77% of open space which will be vehicular-free • The Signature 5 BHK duplexes promise - like a squash court, outdoor barbeque, multipurpose Luxurious spaces – like living room of 17x17 feet • This central open space has been efciently used for court, massage pool, etc. in size, double height foyer and balconies, master features like chessed meadows, open air gym and bathroom of 11x5 feet in size. Thoughtfully open spa pools, etc. Premium Finish for Common Areas designed unit with separate wet and dry kitchen • Apart from these activities, it also provides a lot of • Common areas like lobbies have high end marble; and storage space with utility green space in the community with senior citizens courtyards will be nished with good landscape and Undisturbed views on all 3 sides for these units parks, courts with seating around and open yoga and hardscape design; amenities and swimming pool will because of the OSR and road on the other side aerobics room be nished with high-end specications which cannot have any development in future • Premium ttings – High-end CP, sanitary ttings and Ensures Beautiful Views Situated at the entrance with balconies looking high-end door with veneer nish • All units have balconies and windows looking either outwards onto the road outside or into internal courtyards, making every • The Signature 2, 3 & 4 BHK promise - bedroom enjoy good views and ventilation Vaastu Compliant Luxurious spaces – like kitchen of 12x7 feet in size, Conscious efforts have been taken during design phase with attached private service place and balconies No Overlooking Units to have most of the units Vaastu compliant and we have of 16x5 feet in size. All units have well dened • All bedroom windows and balconies are planned in a achieved the following - wardrobe spaces with few having walk-in manner to ensure podium or outside views with no • Minimum units having SW entrance wardrobes overlooking into another apartment • Maximum units having SW bedrooms All Signature units have 3-side ventilation • Minimum units having north facing headboards No Crossover in Living All 3 BHK will get beautiful landscaped podium • Minimum units having NE, SW kitchen and toilets views from their balconies • All living rooms are private, without any crossover Elite Towers Ventilation • The Elite Towers are orientated in a manner to ensure most of the units are Vaastu compliant • All the blocks’ orientation, cuts outs, window location have been thoughtfully planned, which not only adds • These towers have triple height lobby entrance from charm to the contemporary styled elevation, but also the podiums allows cross ventilation inside the units • The kitchens designed are of 11x7 feet in size, with • All windows, OTS, cut outs and shafts ensure attached utility space which can be used as separate ventilation not only within your apartment but also in balcony for washing and drying of clothes / dishes the corridors Living Room Dining Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Kitchen Podium View Site Plan Site Plan at Basement (-2) Level N W E S Site Plan at Basement (-1) Level N W E S Site Plan at Stilt Level N W E S Site Plan at 1st Floor Level N W E S Site Plan at Podium Level N W E S Legend 1. Lawn 2. Swimming pool 3. Massage & Therapeutic pool 4. Pool steppers 5. Kids’ pool 6. Outdoor party area 7. Spa pool 8. Outdoor BBQ 9. Lawn games Elite Tower Typical Floor Plans 2nd Floor Plan of Block - C 2nd Floor Plan of Block - B N N Carpet Saleable Carpet Saleable Unit No. Floor Type Unit No. Floor Type Area (sft) Area (sft) E E Area (sft) Area (sft) C201 2nd 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 B201 2nd 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 C202 2nd 3 BHK+3T 1059 1530 W W B202 2nd 3 BHK+3T 1101 1599 C203 2nd 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 B203 2nd 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 C204 2nd 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 S S B204 2nd 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 N N W E W E S KEY PLAN S KEY PLAN 3rd & 4th Floor Plan of Block - C 3rd & 4th Floor Plan of Block - B N N Carpet Saleable Carpet Saleable Unit No. Floor Type Unit No. Floor Type Area (sft) Area (sft) E E Area (sft) Area (sft) C301 3rd 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 B301 3rd 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 C302 3rd 3 BHK+3T 1059 1530 W W B302 3rd 3 BHK+3T 1101 1599 C303 3rd 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 B303 3rd 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 C304 3rd 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 S S B304 3rd 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 C401 4th 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 B401 4th 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 C402 4th 3 BHK+3T 1059 1530 B402 4th 3 BHK+3T 1101 1599 C403 4th 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 B403 4th 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 C404 4th 2 BHK+2T 862 1265 B404 4th 2 BHK+2T 820 1197 N N W E W E S KEY PLAN S KEY PLAN 5th Floor Plan of Block - C 5th Floor Plan of Block - B N N Carpet Saleable Carpet Saleable Unit No.
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