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Embassy Group’s High-Rise Whitefield Project Progresses with Environmental Clearance Seeking

Embassy Group advances its 18.4-acre Whitefield project with six 45-floor high-rise towers and 1,200 homes after seeking Environmental Clearance.

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Embassy Group’s High-Rise Whitefield Project Progresses with Environmental Clearance Seeking
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BENGALURU — Premier real estate developer Embassy Group is advancing its flagship high-rise residential project in Whitefield after filing for Environmental Clearance (EC).

Spanning an expansive 18 acres and 24 guntas, the upcoming enclave promises to redefine East Bengaluru’s skyline with iconic ultra-tall towers and modern urban living.

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Architectural Scale & Technical Highlights

The mega residential development is engineered to maximize living space while incorporating expansive green landscapes:

  • Land Footprint: 18 Acres 24 Guntas.
  • Tower Configuration: 6 High-Rise Towers consisting of 3 Basements + Ground + 45 Upper Floors (3B+G+45UF).
  • Building Height: Reaching an unprecedented height of 142.7 meters per tower.
  • Floor Area Ratio (FAR): 4.0 FAR achieved, enabling optimal space utilization.
  • Total Residential Inventory: Approximately 1,200 premium apartment units.

Strategic Significance for Whitefield

Situated in Bengaluru’s primary tech corridor, the project offers seamless proximity to major IT parks, international schools, healthcare hubs, and the Purple Line metro network.

By achieving an FAR of 4.0 and integrating 45-story skyscrapers, the development aims to address the rising demand for high-density, luxury urban housing among Bengaluru’s growing workforce.

Also Read, Prestige Group Unveils 3 Residential Projects with ₹12,000 Crore Revenue Potential

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