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Combination of Development With Nature.

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🌟 Transforming Powai: The Hiranandani Legacy 🌟

Buying 250 acres of abandoned quarry lands in Powai, in the late 1980s was absolutely imprudent. But Hiranandani brothers found that the growing Mumbai population needed comfy homes, with all amenities needed. They gave a unique architecture icon for Mumbai with their integrated township. The neo-classical style was adapted for the vertical housing project by Niranjan and Surendar Hiranandani.

The brothers had to sell off their garments business when they had deserted land of 250 acres to be transformed. Though it had been used in Mumbai architecture earlier, it has been the Hiranandani’s who brought it to the vertical housing project. The columns denoted the ancient Greek temples.

Unique designs : The design is known to offer strength to the structure. It has also a unique icon of the builders. The eyesore of the vertical structures is eliminated. The elements of Indian and British styles have served multiple purposes. They have double walls, which have insulation and air capsules. They mean the inside wall never gets hot or cold, to suit the season.

Lush green and water:The concept of healthy life allured people to move to this township. 2 million liter water per day is collected and treated and sent back for using, and the rest is used for greeneries.

From a deserted picnic spot to the best place to live, Hiranandani Gardens,
Powai has completely transformed it like magic, but with determination,
brilliance and hard work.

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History of powai

The name "Powai" originates from Padmavati, a Hindu deity to whom a temple was dedicated in the village existing on the contemporary space of the neighbourhood.

In 1826, after the death of the previous owner of the estate, the area that is now Powai was leased to Parsi merchant Framji Kavasji.

The water body at the center of the neighbourhood that is now known as Powai Lake was a result of initiatives by city authorities in the 1890s to increase urban water supply.

In 1943, four years before India's independence, the freedom fighter Chandrabhan Sharma & Ram Nath Grover arrived in Mumbai and happened to lease and subsequently buy Powai Estate from Sir Yusuf, the then owner, for a paltry sum.

At that time, Powai comprised five villages: Saki, Kopri, Tirandaz, Powai and Paspauli. In the late 1950s, a portion of Powai was given to the government to set up an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT).

The Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, personally visited the area and during a meeting, Chandrabhan Sharma was motivated by him to give the land free of cost for this purpose.

Simultaneously, a young engineer from Denmark, Søren Kristian Toubro had obtained a major contract in Mumbai. As a result, vast tracts of land were leased to him by Mr. Sharma to set up what would become Larsen & Toubro.

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