Ayurveda can be defined as a system of oldest healing science, which uses the inherent principles of nature, to help maintain health in a person by keeping the individual’s body, mind and spirit in perfect equilibrium with nature. Ayurveda is a holistic approach to health.
Meaning of Ayurveda
Ayurveda is a Sanskrit term, made up of the words “Auys” and “veda”. “Ayus” means life and “Veda” means knowledge of science. The term “ayurveda” thus means “the knowledge of life” or “the science of life”. According to the ancient Ayurvedic scholar Charaka, “ayu” comprises the mind, body, senses and the soul.
Origin of Ayurveda
Widely regarded as the oldest form of healthcare in the world, Ayurveda is an intricate medical system that originated in India thousands of years ago. The fundamentals of Ayurveda can be found in Hindu scriptures. The Rig Veda, which was written over 6,000 years ago, contains a series of prescriptions that can help humans overcome various aliments.
Aim of Ayurveda
The aim of this system is to prevent illness, heal the sick and preserve life. This can be summed up as follows:
- To protect health and prolong life (“Swasthyas swasthya rakshanam”)
- To eliminate disease and dysfunctions of the body (“Aturasys vicar prashamanamcha”)
PHILOSOPHY
Ayurveda is grounded in metaphysics of the “five great elements”: earth, water, fire, air and ether) – all of which compose the Universe, including the human body.
- Chyle or plasma (rasa dhatu),
- Blood (rakta dhatu),
- Flesh (mamsa dhatu),
- Fat (medha dhatu),
- Bone (asthi dhatu),
- Marrow (majja dhatu), and
- Semen or female reproductive tissue (shukra dhatu)
Are held to be the seven primary constituent elements – saptadhatu Ayurveda stresses a balance of three elemental energies or humors: vata (air & space – “wind”), pitta (fire & water – “bile”) and kapha (water & earth – “phlegm”).
Ayurveda also focuses on exercise, yoga, meditation, and massage.
Ancient Rishis of India who developed the Science of Life organized their wisdom into three bodies of knowledge:
1. Ayurveda, which deals mainly with the physical body;
2. Yoga, which deals mainly with spirit; and
3. Tantra, which is mainly concerned with the mind.
Ayurveda stresses the use of vegetable drugs. Hundreds of vegetable drugs are employed, including Turmeric, cardamom, cinnamon etc.
PROPOSAL SUMMARY
I. IDEA
An Idea to create a unique Healthcare Facility in natural surroundings in Ayurveda Resort offering traditional Indian therapeutic, curative wellness, healthcare and beauty treatments based on ancient practices of AYURVEDA through State of Art Facilities. This FACILITY would aim to bring out these unique proven, affordable, reliable ancient TREATMENT METHODS with thorough Research Backup. This also would help to revive and rejuvenate age old Indian practices.
Also to promote Importance of Indian Herbs used extensively in Ayurveda. This Idea further to be reinforced by creating and infrastructure based on indigenous and vernacular Architecture using green building practices, promoting eco friendly materials for construction also helping to create a lifestyle using organic products.
II. OBJECTIVES
1. To provide and promote world class ayurvedic Healthcare facilities.
2. To revive, rejuvenate the Principles of Ayurveda, Naturopathy and to promote importance of Ayurvedic practices in day to day life.
3. To promote Indian Vernacular, Indigenous Architectural design and construction practices based on sustainable development.
4. To develop and maintain project in compliance with green building practices promoting Energy conservation
5. To promote Indian flora
III. DESIGN IDEAS
1. CREATING A NEIGHBOURHOOD
Master Planning based on Community concept to create a strong Neighborhood character to be identified, to integrate and foster a community spirit.
“The sense of place is defined in the design of built environment and the manner in which it is integrated into natural surroundings”.
This helps to evolve a distinctive style and also serves to reinforce the character of community with no barriers (compound) between buildings Landscaped with abundance of Hush and rich greens, densely planted trees (woody ambience) using native flora extensively.
A completely eco friendly neighborhood with over 50% area green.
2. VASTU COMPLIANCE
Predominantly Plots are East West oriented to comply with Vastu. The plots are earmarked on the basis of Hierarchy.
The layout Main entry from East side is common for Residents, Visitors and Patients.
Buildings in compliance with principles of VASTU in harmony with the cosmic forces for a harmonious flow of energy. Vaastu also considers the five elements as forces which originate from a single source but with different characteristics.
IV. GREEN BUILDING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
As Building account for a large amount of land use, energy and water consumption, altering micro climate. THIS PROJECT has focus on:
1. REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Promoting concept of natural building, usually on a smaller scale and tends to focus on the use of natural materials that are available locally. These buildings have minimum impact on environment. In turn would help to generate carbon credits.
2. GREEN BUILDING PRACTICES TO BE ADOPTED
a. Sitting and structure design efficiency
b. Reduction in use of high energy material – like cement Aluminum
c. Water efficiency & Water conservation – By reducing the usage of water and recycling of waste water
d. Use of materials and techniques to provide high insulation – against penetration of heat, cold and sound for indoor environmental quality enhancement
e. Use of Indigenous materials and techniques to reduce transportation
f. Effective use of recyclable, recycled and salvaged materials and components
g. Operations and maintenance optimization
h. Adopting designs to use natural day lighting and ventilation.
i. Use of extensive Landscaping – to reduce the adverse effects of topography and climate.
Green Building, also known as and green construction or sustainable building is the practice of creating structures and using processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building’s life-cycle: from locating Sire to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and deconstruction.
The common objective is that green buildings are designed to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment by: Efficiently using energy, water, and other resources, Protecting occupant health and improving employee productivity, Reducing waste, pollution and environmental degradation.
Energy efficient practice in buildings
Using materials that will require minimal maintenance once installed – There are many eco friendly materials which require very less energy and need very less maintenance. Such materials are highly acknowledged for any eco friendly project, because of its hands free usage and widely energy saving properties.
For any eco-friendly project it is very important to concern about where and how all the materials are manufactured. It will not only save but help local of regional communities also reduce transport costs and the energy required to get it to building site.
• Sustainable Site
Site disturbances would be kept to minimum protecting the open spaces and dramatically reducing the development footprint, thus preserving as many as existing trees and other indigenous plants as possible. Special measures for soil erosion and sediment during the construction process. A special outdoor lighting design to control light pollution and to protect nocturnal animals, and to avoid noise pollution.
• Recyclable
Recycling would be used to process old or new materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials, reduce energy usage.
• Waste Management
Waste management is the collection, transport, procession, recycling or disposal and monitoring of waste materials.
• Reusable Product
This helps reduce the cost of managing solid waste and often conserves materials and resources. Reusable product is very useful as these products are used by several times. People can save energy as well as resources.
• Solar Energy
Solar energy radiant light and heat from the sun would be harnessed. Solar radiation is the main source of energy in this project, solar energy would be for multiple activities.
• Water Conservation
By reducing the usage of water and recycling of waster water for different purposes such as cleaning, manufacturing and agricultural irrigation. As we know the importance of water, we can preserve the water, Rain water is the perfect way to preserve the water in a bulk amount. In this project water would be used in various usages such as:
a. Wastewater reuse for gardening and genera cleaning
b. Rainwater harvesting
c. Clothes washers
• Through Architectural detailing & Indoor Environmental Quality
Low fuel-emitting materials shall be adapted for the project, examples such as bamboo floors and water-based paints. Dramatic design features include use of clear glass above to provide reflective natural light, along with windows on the activity side of the building to reduce the need to turn on a light bulb. Overhangs stop direct light from coming into the buildings etc in the summer to keep the space naturally cool. Other sun shading devices to allow the winter sun to stream in lending natural warmth. Nearly every room to have natural light.
Green building materials are:
- Durable
- Low or non-toxic
- Minimal chemical emissions
- Low-VOC assembled moisture resistant
- Healthfully maintained
CARBON CREDICTS
According to Mumbai, India-based Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) which is into trading in carbon credits in India:
“Indian companies have been at the forefront of innovation in use of technology and green field projects. Carbon futures are an ideal platform for these enterprises to get rewarded for adopting eco-friendly practices.
The market for trading in carbon emissions is estimated to be in the range of USD $60 billion to USD &70 billion annually.
India has generated close to 30 million carbon credits and has roughly another 140 million in the pipeline for sale, making it one of the largest beneficiaries in the carbon credit trade, according to MCX.
Indian companies are now turning towards renewable energy projects for a better return on their investments.
What is carbon credit?
As nations have progressed, they have been emitting carbon, or gases which result in warming of the globe. Under the Kyoto Protocol, carbon credits, or carbon emission reductions certificates, are issued by the Clean Development Mechanism Executive Board, the international body that registers projects and issues credits.
A Project has two ways to reduce emissions. One, t can reduce the GHG (green house gases) by adopting new technology or improving upon the existing technology, Or it can tie up with developing nations and help them set up new technology that is eco-friendly, thereby helping developing country or its companies ‘earn’ credits. There is a huge requirement of carbon credits in Europe before 2012.
PROHECT PROMOTERS in India can get linked to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and know the ‘standard” level of carbon emission allowed for its outfit or activity. The extent to which he/she is emitting less carbon (as per standard fixed by UNFCCC) and gets credited in a developing country. This is called carbon credit.
AYURVEDA HEALTH CARE RESORT project has immense potential for CARBON TRADING as the entire project is based on using clean Technology $ adopting eco-friendly practices, renewable energy etc.
V. ACCREDITION
An Eco friendly project with green building practices in compliance with LEED and GRIHA certification using International standards for quality construction and monitoring. Voluntary building rating systems play an important role in popularizing the concept of green design.
The Buildings constructed based on the Green concepts for this Resort would confirm to the prescribed standards. There would be continuous assessment and monitoring from the planning/design stage upto the completion of construction, for declaring a building as a Green Building in compliance with:
INDIA:GRIHA
Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (Helping India Build Green)
Bridging the gap between demand and supply of non-renewable and scarce resources through cost-effective interventions
In the Indian context, these foreign rating systems would be useful only for AC buildings, Since a large number of buildings in India are non-AC and that too existing in varied climatic conditions, it is imperative to have a nationally relevant rating system. The bottom line: GRIHA is that much-needed Indian-centric green building rating system.
LEED GREEN BUILDINGS RATING SYSTEM
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating system is followed internationally. Points are awarded for adopting Green concepts in various categories and the Buildings are certified Green at levels such as Silver, Gold or Platinum based on the total number of points they get in LEED Rating.
This is International rating and would help to identify Indian project at par with international standards. The rating systems address eight major areas:
- Location and Planning
- Sustainable Sites
- Water Efficiency
- Energy and Atmosphere
- Materials and Resources
- Indoor Environmental Quality
- Innovation and Design Process
- Regional Priority
Buildings can qualify for four levels of certification:
Certified – 40 – 49 points
Silver – 50 – 59 points
Gold – 60 – 79 points
Platinum – 80 points and above
VI. ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER
AN INDIGENOUS VERNACULAR OUTLOOK
Architecture is a medium of cultural expression. The entire Idea of the project is based on sustainable concepts of indigenous practices, to achieve not only ecological balance but aesthetic harmony as well. To create buildings those are both humane and ecologically sound.
Vernacular architectural techniques of India would be used for methods of construction which se locally available resources and traditions which ultimately express great indigenous expressions of the diverse culture of India. As vernacular architecture is considered to be an India’s Vernacular Architecture is a Reflection of Culture.
From adobe to stones to Bamboos, traditional building materials are being adapted to meet code-required standards for health and safety in contemporary buildings around the world. Not only are they cost effective and environmentally friendly, but, when used correctly, these mainstream construction materials.
Vernacular architecture has been loosing ground over the last couple of centuries, as modern methods prevail dominantly.
Vernacular Architecture has many wonderful building styles. This project would generate interest in this area and may set an example for others to follow:
“A PERFECT BLEND OF ART and ARCHITECTURE”
VII. DESIGN APPROACH (holistic design process)
BRIEF DESIGN DETAILS
Spaces designed to relate with the environment and the Build forms. To ensure that all the developments are reviewed through and environmental perspective and Sustainable Building Practices and
To try to achieve “environmentally clean” and spiritually healthy” buildings through holistic design process.
To explore the rejuvenating qualities of healing architecture using ecologically aware building principles for a new awakening embodied by organic designs for present needs. To combine indoor and outdoor living to awaken the senses and bring residents closer to the natural world.
1. ENTRANCE
A dramatic Entrance way visible from distance greets the Visitor. The Main Entrance AVENUE planned along EAST WEST axis fins through the Layout with broad Palm trees with row of Sculptures on either sides of Avenue. Green Buffer on wither sides and along this Avenue add tranquility.
This serves as the main ARTERY of the resort or as a main River finally ending at Water Sculpture Areas meant for relaxed walks. The other roads as sub arteries originate from this main road and serve as tributaries connecting different areas of Resort.
The narrow entrance stretch of entire Plot is designed for Outsiders, Curious travelers etc.
2. AYURVEDIC BAZAAR
Market place or traditional bazaar, with small consultancy units and Ayurvedic precuts sale and Demo open to all. This would help to promote Ayurvedic practices and market the Resort as well with eco Boutique, café, bookshop etc.
3. SECURITY & BUS PARKING
Security Office to control and monitor Resort activities. Also as a connecting point to City with Bus facilities for Patients and Residents.
4. OFFICE & INFORMATION CENTER
Located near market place as the first connecting point to this facility with Office and information centre.
5. MAIN CONSULTANCY and THERAPY
Main Administration Block opposite OFFICE, housing Consultation Cabins for Doctors, Therapies for Day Patients, A/V facility for therapy Demo etc.
6. TREATMENT CENTRE
Located in a corner comprising Individual Cottages, Swimming Pool, Restaurants, Library, Meditation, Yoga, Indoor games etc basically for short stays during Ayurvedic treatment period in a natural Lush green Resort setting, away from other activities of Resort.
7.MAIN RESORY (Residential Area with Individual Plots)
Planned as a Community with strong Neighborhood character, Major area allocated for this use, comprising Plots (total of 103 of different sizes with individual Cottages having a unique Vernacular Architectural design. No physical barriers between plots or buildings. A complete tranquil zone. DEMO of cross section of buildings showing materials/construction techniques used, would be exhibited.
8. CONVENIENT SHOPPING
Ideally Located near entrance of Residential Area, comprises of day to day shopping needs. Dept store, First Aid, Cycles on hire etc.
9. RESOURCE & ACTIVITY CENTRE
A Resource centre for interaction for Residents and Invited Guests with Seasonal festivals/Flavors, Market place, Library, Meditation centre, Restaurants, Exhibitions, A/V of Ayurvedic Treatments, Guest Lectures, Seminars, Mini Open Air assembly facilities etc.
10. GARDENS & LANDSCAPED AREAS
There is a symbolic relationship between architecture and the landscape.
The entire Concept is based on Ayurveda which suggests remedies from Nature Landscape plans would integrate ecological sustainability along with principles of Landscape-Rhythm, direction, unity and harmony, with Simplicity as the essence of design. A strong design focus, generated from an understanding of place.
Ecological approach to be blended to produce a harmonious as a whole so that while environment planned to be blended to produce a harmonious as a whole, so that while altering the “living system”, the vital inter-relationships between living and non-living things are not distributed. It aims to create and sustain habitats for people and other living things in ways which conserve and celebrate ecological relationships, cultural values and symbolic associations.
Entire project with woody ambience of a natural feel, Lush Greenery, Open relaxing Area with Water features and Tranquil surroundings.
Storm water management include rain water harvested gardens, green roofs, groundwater recharge, and waster water treatment for sustainable management of environment.
11. JOGGING TRACK
Unobstructed jogging track around the property connecting through Landscaped areas with shaded tree cover on either side of jogging track.
12. GREEN BUFFER
Green buffer to ensure privacy, reduction in Noise Pollution and also to enhance Landscape features and Aesthetics.
EXAMPLES OF GREEN/RECYCLEABLE MATERIALS
- Pyroblock is a Class A fire Retardant Particleboard, MDF, and Plywood. These panels are formaldehyde free, FSC Certified, contain recycled fiber, moisture resistant, and use a rapidly renewable fiber.
- Plyboo bamboo plywoods are made from grass, a rapidly renewable resource unique to the sheet goods industry both in their unconventional constriction and range in size.
- Agri-Panel is a structural insulated panel manufactured using compressed Wheat Straw. It is used for structural walls, curtain walls, floors, roofs, and firewalls.
- Eco-Cem® cement and cellulose fiber sheets are an innovative hard surface finish material. Extremely resistant material used for flooring, wall coverings, cladding, furnishings, or shelving.
- Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) trusses are pre-engineered for each project and are manufactured by local fabricators. These trusses are made from recycled steel and are also fire resistant and model resistant.
COST OF GREEN BUILDINGS (General Survey)
- Initial costs are approximately 2% more than traditional building
- Lifecycle savings will yield more that 10 times the initial investment, or 20% of the construction costs.
FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF GREEN BUILDINGS
- Energy and water savings
- Reduced environmental costs from pollution
- Occupant health and safety-improved employee efficiency
- Reduced maintenance/replacement costs over the life of the building
VIII. LOCAL FLORA
People in general are not well informed about the flora and its role in shopping today’s gradually declining environment. It is with this endeavor that this project would help to acquaint with the rudiment of science, the means of identifying the important trees and local flora associated with this region. NATIVE Indian trees suited to this region & Climate would be planted with due Introduction to generate interest among the Visitors.
1. TREES IN INDIA
Indian trees are an integral part of the culture and heritage of the country and they are referred as the green pearl in the Indian crown. They are an authoritative constituent of the natural landscape due to their prevention of eroding. They also purvey a specified weather-sheltered ecosystem in and under their foliage. In the ancient Hindu scripture in India, the trees are described as an extraterrestrial having its roots in underworld and branches in heaven. The Hindu scripture says that the threes unite and connect beings of all kinds in the world. This project would highlight the importance of Indian trees through Audio Visuals, Awareness programmes, Planting, Documenting etc.
The Indian trees are well known for their grandeur and majesty and they have always been associated with wisdom and immortality in India. The trees like Peepul, Banyan (Bodi tree), Banana, and Tulsi are some of the plants that hold special cultural and religious significance in India. Most of the trees found in India are native to India.
The Indian trees are also of several varieties according to their usages of their valuable properties. Almost all the parts of the trees like the bark, leaves, toots, fruits or timber, have some usage in India. The Indian medicinal trees are popular for their valuable medicinal properties all over the world and they are commonly used in the Indian traditional treatment methods like Ayurvedic, Unani, Homeopathic, etc.
a. Sacred Trees of South India
The worship of trees in India can be traced to the Indus Valley Civilization and the hymns of the Vedas also contain references to such sacred trees and plants on account of their being associated with certain deities and also because of their potent medicinal properties. This tradition continues till the present day in most parts of India including South India, in villages and urban centres. Plants like the Tulsi and trees like the Pipal are worshipped on a daily basis.
In South India, temples were constructed at places where certain trees were considered as the home of a particular deity. Later perhaps these trees were considered as sthalavrishas or the sacred tree connected with that particular temple where it was grown and worshipped.
The famous Ekamreshvara temple in the temple-town of Kanchipuram (Tamil Nadu) has the mango trees as the sthalavriksha. Goddess Parvati is said to have worshipped a Siva linga beneath this tree and was reunited with Siva. A very ancient sculpture inside this temple depicts this scene with the mange tree sculpted very prominently.
The bamboo is associated with many temples in Tamil Nadu, the most famous being the Nelliappar temple in Tirunelveli. Lord Siva enshrined here, is called in many ancient inscriptions as Venuvaneshvara, ( the Lord of the bamboo forest). The ubiquitous coconut tree, found in almost every part of South India, is also a sthalavriksha in many temples. The papal tree (arasa maram) is seen in many temples, both big and small.
The sweet-smelling jasmine (mulli) which is used in worship in temples and in homes is the sacred tree of very many Siva temples in South India. There are places known as Tirumullaivayil, and in the temples located at these sites the sacred tree is the mullai.
b. Trees in Indian Mythology and Folklore
The trees in Indian mythology and folklore bear spiritual importance in Indian legends and history. The Vedas, Puranas and Epics carry special references on these mythological trees. As a result these trees are worshipped across India alongside the deities even in the recent times.
Hindu mythology has mentioned the Banyan Tree time and again. Hence a special significance is associated with this tree. It is often referred to as the “Ashwath Vriksha”. In legends and folklores God Shiva as Dhashinamurthy is depicted sitting in silence under the banyan with rishis at his feet. This symbolizes an eternal life due to the tree’s unending expansion. The Hindus further believe that the banyan tree is a ’wish fulfilling divine tree’. The reference of this tree is found in various mythological texts as Bargad, Vatavriksh, and Barh.
Bio-Diversity – Karnataka
Medicinal Plants – 1493 species (808 genera & 108 families)
300 species for commercial use
Flowering Plants 4,500 species.
PROPOSED TREES IN RESORT
2. Landscape plan would include following trees:
- Acacia Tree
- Wild Almond
- Tulip Tree
- Banyan Tree
- Scarlet Cordia
- Bougainvillea
- Pongam Tree
- Coconut Palm
- Coral Tree
- Palmyra Palm
- Easter Tree
- Mohwa Tree
- Mast Tree
- Indian Teak
- Indian Temple
- Jacaranda Tree
- Jambu
- Curry Tree
- Yellow Elder
- Areca Tree
- Banana Tree
- Bead Tree
- Bodhi Tree
- Rain Tree
- Casuarina Tree
- Parijata Tree
- Payaya Tree
- Drumstick Tree
- Mountain Ebony
- Golden Dewdrops
- Indian Jujube
- Madre Tree
- Kadamba Tree
- Jamun Tree
- Neem Tree
- Alexandrian Laurel
- Umbrella Tree
- Oak
- Tamarind Tree
- Royal Palm
- Cannon Ball
- Peepul Tree
- Paper Chase
- Cork Tree
- Oleander Tree
- Fish Tail Palm
- Gorakh Chinch
- Mango Tree
- Karnikar Tree
- Indian Timber
- Jackfruit Tree
- Devil’s Tree
Conceptual Design (Drawings)
AYURVEDA HEALTH CARE TOURISM
Now a days, Ayurveda is considered & recognized as the most prominent and the healthiest health care for the people all around the globe. As, we know that, India is the birthplace o Ayurveda, India has lots of potential and dignity to serve in the field of Ayurveda. Ayurveda is emerged as universal treatment for all the chronic disease which is not easily curable by other treatments.
In this regard, Ayurveda gain belief and trust of the people from all around the globe. And people are aware about the Ayurveda, that
“It is a therapy for pure and total cure”.
Consider as a birth place, India has a he potential in Ayurvedic field. The people from west or other continent, after gaining knowledge about Ayurveda, and its beneficial affect, they are easily getting attract to the Ayurvedic treatment and move towards the Ayurvedic therapy.
In a modern world, people don’t have so much time to revitalize their body parts and mind, and in this regards the natural health care practices comes to play, and important part is that,
“It has only side benefits, no side effects”
Ayurveda is one of the prominent factors for increasing health care medical tourism in India and around the globe, no doubt there is another area also for remedy and cure, but Ayurveda is the most eligible for regaining health with proper balance of the body.
As we already mentioned earlier, it has only side benefits, people don’t have any fear or anxiety to go for Ayurveda as a medical treatment.
This project is for promoting Ayurveda, as a prominent factor in health care industry. This project mainly gives importance to Ayurveda, as a sensible medical health care tourism to Bangalore/India.
Bangalore being a tourist place, it is quite obvious that people from all over the globe come here for many reasons. So, this project could set a benchmark for providing Ayurvedic treatment for the people who are looking towards Ayurveda not only from India, but from all over the globe.
This Ayurveda health care centre could be a landmark for Bangalore, as this project very unique in its nature to promote Ayurveda as a healthcare tourism along with eco-friendly ambience, energy efficient practices to make it one of its kinds.
MARKETING STRENGHT
1. Must visit kind of an Ayurvedic centre.
2. Developed and build with World class construction technology with indigenous and vernacular Architectural practice.
3. A truly Eco-friendly ambience.
4. The project shall be compliance with LEED, GRIHA, etc. with green practice.
5. Ayurveda Resource and Research Centre.
6. Time sharing leisure wellness holiday package offered along with Health care.
7. A complete native flora landscape.
8. A complete role model Ayurveda health care centre to promote health care tourism – world class.
9. Very unique and first of its kind project in Bangalore respecting our over 4000 year old Ayurvedic practices, which is well accepted world over now.
Conclusions
A Unique and exclusive project which would set a benchmark and be first of its kind. An attempt to generate awareness about
“CLIMATE CHANGE & GLOBAL WARMING”
And the methods adopted for energy Conservation to help reduce this effect in different ways.
This project would make a difference in many ways in terms of:
- Healthcare
- Environment
- Carbon credits
- Architectural designs& treatments
- Organic way of life
- Waste treatment
Will prompt us to think that we must:
- Think green eat green
- Go organic & throw plastic
- Turn to sun for a better future
- Gain from rain
Finally this project aims to be:
- Very unique Landmark project and first in its nature. Pride of the Bangalore
- A benchmark project for Green practices
- Complete eco – friendly ambience with neighborhood
- Milestone in Ayurvedic healthcare facility with leisure activity
- Ayurvedic research and resource centre
- Truly world class project with international standards
- Adding to carbon credit
The homes will be fully furnished. Maintained and rented while owners are not occupying. The rental income will be used for the administration, taxes, utilities and profits will be shared with the owners. We have taken care of one of the most difficult issues for the absentee owners, the safty and maintainance. Your home will appreciate more than any other homes because of the finest upkeep. Come enjoy your home as long as you want and live and leave in peace. We will be adding additional benefits such as free memberships to stay in our other projects slated to come throughout India and abroad in the coming years. There will be only 103 homes in this project. Many have already booked their homes. Since there is huge demand we are taking reservations on a first come first basis. Please book your home by paying US$5000.00 through our paypal online payment gateway on our site www.ayurindus.com
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