• Township spread over 65 acres will be developed in 7-8 phases with around 5,000 apartments (18 million sq ft approx) over 10 years.
• The master plan and architectural design of Krisumi City Gurgaon is developed by world renowned Japanese design firm NIKKEN SEKKEI.
• The project will also feature a high-end retail mall, education institutions, a premium hotel and premium office spaces.

PROJECT DETAILS

• Land Area5.43 Acres Township
• Project Size390 Units
• Sizes2 & 3 LDK’s
  1800-3000 sqft
• LocationSector 36A, Dwarka Expressway, Gurgaon
• Rera No.RERA No. –  GGM/271/2018/03 DATED 08.05.2018

Clubhouse

The “Sudare” symbolises the sparkling drops of a waterfall and creates a sense of serenity upon arrival. Spread over a sprawling 3,344.48 square meter (36,000 sq ft), the Clubhouse is fully-equipped with a state-of-the-art Gym, Restaurant, Bar Lounge, Spa, Salon and many other amenities.

Residences

Some of the terms synonymous with Japan are quality, reliability, timelessness, efficiency, finesse, aesthetics, sustainability and longevity. It is with this view that Waterfall Residences has been designed based on the Japanese style of art and architecture to provide enduring value to the residents.

Landscapes

The aesthetic and philosophical concept behind Japanese landscaping is to highlight natural elements while avoiding artificial ornamentation. Materials found organically in nature are used to suggest an ancient and faraway natural landscape, to express the fragility of existence and Time’s unstoppable advance. Scattered throughout the Project, these landscapes have been designed to provide pure harmony with nature in its truest form.

Concepts

The project Waterfall Residences has been formulated using concepts from Japanese forms of art and architecture. The minimal design aesthetics beautifully cover the different areas of Waterfall Residences and therefore, shall provide you a life which is simply sophisticated.

Features

‘TAKI’ (Waterfall) – The word ‘Taki’, meaning waterfall, represents the formless things of the world while being the epitome of simplicity and purity. Incorporated in the design, ‘Taki’ is the landscape theme of the project and has been interpreted at several places including the façade.

‘KEKKAI’ (Transition) – ‘Kekkai’, denoting transition, combines the elements of Water and Bridges to create a different world, separating the inside from the outside.

‘HIKARI, KAGE’ (Light & Shadow) – ‘Hikari’ means light and ‘Kage’ means shadow. This concept has been incorporated in the design across multiple areas to create an attractive mix of lights and shadows.

‘ENGAWA’ (Connection) – ‘Engawa’ acts as a connecting element between the architecture and landscape. This design element has been incorporated to seamlessly blend the interior architecture with the landscaping outside.

‘TSUBONIWA’ (Small Garden) – The concept of ‘Tsuboniwa’ or small garden is in line with the Japanese philosophy of sophisticated minimalism which signifies “less is more”.

‘KAIYUUSEI’ (Stroll Garden) – The aesthetic and philosophical concept behind ‘Kaiyussei’ or Japanese Stroll Garden is to highlight natural landscaping elements while avoiding artificial ornamentation.

‘ANZEN’ (Security) – Special attention has been paid in designing a multi-level security system. Access control systems and high-speed shuttle elevators are some of the unique features of this design.

‘TAIHI’ (Contrast) – ‘Taihi’, meaning contrast, is widely used in Japanese architecture, where contrasting colours and elements are put together to engage the user’s attention.

Location

Site plan