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Interview with Shridev Sharma Homing in on boutique apartments Shridev Sharma Is there a market in India for boutique apartments? Yes, it is picking up very well because it is increasingly becoming difficult to maintain individual houses and people want no hassles on security front too. What is the state of luxury housing in India in the current scenario? For the upper strata of society, this concept fulfills the need for an exclusive living and the advantage associated with mass housing. The market for boutique apartments is picking up gradually as individual families are growing and families are moving up the economic ladder. What is the USP of your latest project in Noida? This project has all the disaster mitigation measures as required under National Building code 2005 and applicable BIS standards on earthquake engineering are in place. Apart from this top end products are used for finishing. and there is ample provision for open spaces and each apartment is designed to give a feel of an independent house to the owners. What unique architectural and design features have you incorporated in this project? Each apartment is designed like an independent house. and has preplanned services like AC, plumbing and water supply through ducts. The architectural design makes optimum use of open spaces. There are separate balconies for each bedroom and kitchen. Sky bungalows on the top floor in two levels are designed like independent bungalow with terrace gardens. More and more developers are now going in for eco friendly and earthquake resistant buildings, how popular is this trend in India? Earthquake resistant buildings are a mandatory requirement under the Disaster Management Act, 2005. It is pertinent to mention that under said Act authorities to respond to disasters are constituted at three levels i.e. national, state and district. Besides other functions, the District Disaster Management authorities have to ensure that the necessary disaster mitigation measures are being taken in the area which falls under the prescribed zones. However, the concept of the green building is still at the nascent stage the required encouragement is yet to be provided by various governments. — As told to Geetu Vaid and Published in The Tribune Shridev Sharma Home About Me Photo Gallery Videos Better Websites Made Simple Create your own free website today

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Interview with Shridev Sharma

Homing in on boutique apartments Shridev Sharma

Is there a market in India for boutique apartments?Yes, it is picking up very well because it is increasingly becoming difficult to maintain individual housesand people want no hassles on security front too.

What is the state of luxury housing in India in the current scenario?For the upper strata of society, this concept fulfills the need for an exclusive living and the advantageassociated with mass housing. The market for boutique apartments is picking up gradually as individualfamilies are growing and families are moving up the economic ladder.

What is the USP of your latest project in Noida?This project has all the disaster mitigation measures as required under National Building code 2005 andapplicable  BIS  standards  on  earthquake  engineering  are  in  place.  Apart  from  this  top  end  productsare used for finishing. and there is ample provision for open spaces and each apartment is designed togive a feel of an independent house to the owners.

What unique architectural and design features have you incorporated in this project?Each  apartment  is  designed  like  an  independent  house.  and  has  pre­planned  services  like  AC,plumbing and water supply through ducts.The architectural  design makes optimum use of  open spaces. There are  separate balconies  for  eachbedroom and kitchen.Sky  bungalows  on  the  top  floor  in  two  levels  are  designed  like  independent  bungalow  withterrace gardens.More  and more  developers  are  now  going  in  for  eco  friendly  and  earthquake  resistant  buildings,  howpopular is this trend in India?Earthquake resistant buildings are a mandatory requirement under the Disaster Management Act, 2005.It is pertinent to mention that under said Act authorities to respond to disasters are constituted at threelevels  i.e.  national,  state  and  district.  Besides  other  functions,  the  District  Disaster  Managementauthorities have to ensure that the necessary disaster mitigation measures are being taken in the areawhich  falls  under  the  prescribed  zones.  However,  the  concept  of  the  green  building  is  still  at  thenascent stage the required encouragement is yet to be provided by various governments.

— As told to Geetu Vaid and Published in The Tribune   

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