A low-density address of a single configuration

The land parcel measures 34,499 sq m, which works out to roughly 8.53 acres, on Survey Numbers 50/1, 50/3, 51/1, 51/2, 51/3, 51/4 and 51/5 at Chikkagubbi Village, Bidarahalli Hobli, Bengaluru East Taluk. It carries a sanctioned floor area ratio of 1.512 against a built-up area of 69,963 sq m, of which 41,223 sq m is total carpet area and 4,135 sq m is balcony and verandah space.

There is no phased handover stretching the community through half a decade of construction noise on top of occupied blocks, because the entire 188-home inventory is filed as a single phase. The twelve blocks that hold those homes range from eight units to forty — a detail covered in full on the Master Plan page — but the headline number worth sitting with is this: at 188 homes across 8.53 acres, the density here reads closer to a gated row-house layout than to a typical mid-rise apartment complex of this unit count, because the built form is spread across twelve separate low buildings instead of concentrated in two or three towers.

The paired naming — Mizu & Ki, water and wood — continues a convention that runs across the Assetz portfolio at Chikkagubbi and the neighbouring survey numbers: Sora & Saki, Miru & Miyo, Muse & Maison, Ren & Rei, Canvas & Cove, Trees & Tandem, and Soul & Soil. Assetz has built on this stretch of Hennur Main Road before — Soul & Soil, a villament and row-house community by the same group, sits on Survey Numbers 43 and 45 in the same village, a few hundred metres from this parcel.