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BR Ebrochure RESIDENCES | OFFICES | HOTELS | HOSPITALS | SCHOOLS | RETAIL GROUP COMPANIES OVER THREE CENTURIES OF LEGACY 18th CENTURY 1736 MARINE CONSTRUCTION BUILT 355 VESSELS 19th CENTURY 1863 BOMBAY BURMAH SECOND OLDEST PUBLICLY QUOTED COMPANY 19th CENTURY 1879 BOMBAY DYEING UNINTERRUPTED DIVIDENDS FOR OVER HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE YEARS 20th CENTURY 1918 BRITANNIA INDIA’S NO.1 FOOD BRAND FOR 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS 20th CENTURY 1954 NPL A PIONEER IN INDIA IN HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CHEMICALS 20th CENTURY 1960 GHERZI EASTERN SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED OVER 1,800 DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 21st CENTURY 2005 GO AIR THE TOTAL AIRCRAFT ON ORDER FROM AIRBUS AS OF DATE IS 92 AIRBUS 320s 21st CENTURY 2011 BOMBAY REALTY TRANSFORMING AND REDEFINING THE MUMBAI SKYLINE WITH LUXURY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CENTER OF MUMBAI. 279 YEARS LATER OUR GROUP COMPANIES AVIATION REAL ESTATE CONSUMER Go Airlines Bombay Realty Bombay Dyeing Wadia Britannia Techno-Engineering Services PLANTATION HEALTH CARE CHEMICALS Bombay Burmah Dental Products National Peroxide Medical Microtechnology Intruments Orthopaedics PHILANTHROPY THAT HAS TOUCHED LIVES PHILANTHROPY AFFORDABLE HOUSING (33 Acres) 1908 - Nowroz Baug, Lalbaug, Mumbai (5.60 Acres, 358 Families) 1924 - Rustom Baug, Byculla, Mumbai (9.56 Acres, 349 Families) 1938 - Cusrow Baug, Colaba, Mumbai (14.12 acres, 546 Families) 1947 - Jer Baug, Byculla, Mumbai (2.78 Acres, 170 Families) 1956 - Ness Baug, Nana Chowk, Mumbai (5.09 Acres, 74 Families) ACCESSIBLE HEALTHCARE (8 Acres) 1926 - Nowrosjee Wadia Maternity Hospital, Mumbai (300 beds) 1929 - Jerbai Wadia Children's Hospital, Mumbai (300 beds) PHILANTHROPY IMPROVED EDUCATION 1932 | Nowrosjee Wadia College of Arts & Science, Pune 1938 | Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology, Pune 1969 | Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune 1991 | Neville Wadia Institute of Management and Research, Pune 1999 | M.E. Society’s College of Engineering, Pune TRUSTS 1969 | Health And Education Trusts 1969 | The Sir Ness Wadia Foundation 1973 | F.E. Dinshaw Trust 1973 | F.E. Dinshaw Charities DELIVERED REAL ESTATE VENTURES OF THE WADIA GROUP RESIDENCES I Mumbai OFFICES I Mumbai Springs C2, Wadia International Center Samudra Mahal Naperol Towers Beach Towers Twin Towers ISLAND CITY CENTER • Luxury residences with large carpet areas • Surrounded by approx 14 acres of open green spaces • Strategically located in the heart of Mumbai • A city within a city: ▪ Private roads ▪ Gated community ▪ Unparalleled security ▪ World class infrastructure 29 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND TITLE BUILT WITH THE TRUST AND HERITAGE OF THE WADIA GROUP UNPARALLELED CONNECTIVITY* • Mumbai Trans Harbor Link (MTHL) Sea Link will connect ICC to proposed International Airport in Navi Mumbai in a matter of minutes. • MTHL Dispersal Road Proposed elevated road that will connect ICC to Bandra, Juhu and current International/Domestic airports • Eastern Freeway Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) MTHL Dispersal Road (Elevated Road) Already operational, the proposed road from the Eastern Freeway Project (Elevated Road) eastern freeway will connect ICC to Fort. Monorail Hotel Hospital Airport • Monorail Is under construction and will connect ICC to Lower Parel. • MUMBAI TRANS HARBOR LINK (MTHL) : Sea Link will connect ICC to proposed International Airport in Navi Mumbai in a matter of minutes. • MTHL DISPERSAL ROAD: Proposed Elevated road that will connect ICC to Bandra, Juhu and current International/Domestic airports. • EASTERN FREEWAY: Already operational, the proposed road from the eastern freeway will connect ICC to Fort. • MONORAIL: Is under construction and will connect ICC to Lower Parel. *All time figures are approximate. Map not drawn to scale. *Conditions apply PROJECT PARTNERS Project Management : Hill International Ltd Professional Quantity Surveyor : Gardiner & Theobald Architect : Sandeep Shikre and Associates, Mumbai Interior Design : Bilkey Llinas Design, USA Landscape Design : LSG Landscape Architecture, USA & India Structure : Buro Happold, J+W Consultants MEPF, AV-IT-BMS : M.E.P.C., Black & White Engineering (BW), UK & Dubai Façade, Acoustic : ARUP, Singapore Facade, Interior : Abhay Wadhwa Associates (AWA), USA & Landscape Lighting LEED : Aecom , Mumbai Security : LOTAN, India & Israel Traffic : MVA Systra , Singapore General Contractor : Larsen and Toubro “At the Island City Center, we don’t sell property, we sell time and with it, a better life.” - Jeh Wadia, Managing Director THE RESIDENCES TWO SUPER-STRUCTURES THAT RISE ABOVE THE MUMBAI SKYLINE With their iconic shape and structures, the towers evoke luxury and exclusivity. ONE ICC 64 Floors 3 Basements 1 Ground Level 1 Podium Level +59 Floors 2 Apartments per lift lobby BUILT TO INSPIRE THE CREATORS OF TOMORROW. TWO ICC 72 Floors 3 Basement 1 Ground Level 1 Podium Level +67 Floors 3 Apartments per lift lobby CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY • Execution by international contractors and partners • Use of jump-form technology for speedy construction • On-site batching plant for faster delivery and better quality control • Enhanced structural safety against earthquakes • Flat slabs to eliminate beams thereby increasing efficiency of space • 3 year defects liability period INCREASED CONVENIENCE ONE ICC TWO ICC 14 Elevators 16 Elevators 10 high speed passenger lifts* 12 high speed passenger lifts* 4 service lifts with separate 4 service lifts with separate service lobby service lobby 3 lifts service the car park levels 3 lifts service the car park levels *Conditions apply ATTENTION TO DETAIL Designed to allow you privacy and exclusivity: • 4 apartments per floor (ONE ICC) • 6 apartments per floor (TWO ICC) • Staff largely invisible owing to separate service lifts, lift lobbies and separate service entrances Air-conditioned: • Reception Power back-up for all essential services in common areas SAFETY SYSTEMS THAT THINK • Building Management Systems • State-of-the-art sprinkler system • Fire-rated walls and doors / materials that separate one apartment from the other • Fire-isolated pressurized stairs & lobby on each floor • Fireman’s lift servicing all floors • Mechanical and natural exhaust-ventilation system for basement in fire emergencies • Double Glazing glass for exteriors SAFETY & SECURITY* • Security Command Centre • CCTV For 24x7 Surveillance • Smart Cards For Convenient Entry • Access-control Restricted Entry • RFID for Entry of Vehicles *Conditions apply DESIGNED TO BE ECO-FRIENDLY ONE ICC & TWO ICC have been designed for Gold LEED Certification* • Rain water harvesting • Sewage treatment plant • Efficient solid waste management • Solar powered street lights • CFC-free air conditioning equipment • Motion sensor-driven lighting in common areas • Electrical charging facility for car park • Water efficient fixtures in bathroom • High performance glass for better efficiency in power consumption • Fly ash in construction • Soil conservation *Conditions apply THE APARTMENTS THE APARTMENT* • Choice of 3 or 4 Deluxe and Grand bedroom apartments 3BHK GRAND : 1840* sqft 3BHK DELUXE : 1525* sqft 4BHK GRAND : 2345* sqft 4BHK DELUXE : 1943* sqft • Floor to beam glazing across the living room, all bedrooms and kitchen offering panoramic views • Choice of city, sea and mountain views • En-suite bathrooms with an additional powder room (ONE ICC) • Staff bedroom with attached WC/bath and a separate staff entrance (except 3D) *Areas subject to change ±3% *Conditions apply APARTMENT VIEW PRESENT WEST VIEW FROM THE 40TH FLOOR OF THE SPRINGS TOWER APARTMENT VIEW PRESENT EAST VIEW FROM THE 40TH FLOOR OF THE SPRINGS TOWER APARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS* • UTILITIES ▪ Air-conditioned residences ▪ Hot water in en-suite bathrooms • FEATURES ▪ International modular kitchen ▪ International sanitary & CP fittings ▪ International marble/wooden flooring ▪ Staff room has direct access to entrance foyer (except 3D) & kitchen • TECHNOLOGY ▪ Wi-Fi capable ▪ Ready to receive Home Automation System (System Equipment by Customer) *Conditions apply IN SUMMARY IN SUMMARY WHAT YOU GET IN THE APARTMENTS • Fitted kitchen ▪ International modular kitchen • Sanitary ▪ International sanitary ware • CP fitting ▪ International CP fittings • Flooring in Living room ▪ International marble • Flooring in bedrooms ▪ International marble / wooden flooring DISCLAIMER: "The Amenities, designs, plans, specifications, facilities, dimensions and images etc. are only indicative and for representative purposes only and subject to the approval of the respective authorities and is subject to change as per the sole discretion of the Company. The Company reserves the right to change the same, without any notice or intimation. This does not constitute an offer and/or contract of any nature between the Company and recipient/buyer/purchaser. Omission of providing any of the said amenities or facilities shall not constitute breach and/or ground for litigation against the Company.” IN SUMMARY WHAT YOU GET IN THE APARTMENTS • Air conditioners ▪ Air–conditioned residencies except kitchen with temperature control in each room except kitchen • Elevators ▪ International high speed elevators • Security ▪ Swipe card access to entrance lobby and lifts, Controlled access for visitors, CCTV monitoring of all common areas • Safety devices ▪ Gas / Heat detector in Kitchen, Sprinkler system, RFID card reader access to parking areas with boom barrier control DISCLAIMER: *The Amenities, designs, plans, specifications, facilities, dimensions and images etc. are only indicative and for representative purposes only and subject to the approval of the respective authorities and is subject to change as per
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