Homes designed for more of life: shaped by the contours, anchored to the rock, opened wide to the views.
The plan evolved from the mountain's natural topography rather than imposing upon it. Homes and roads preserve the terrain's character.
Every residence is oriented to celebrate the landscape beyond it, maximising uninterrupted views of valleys, forests and peaks.
The experience of living shaped the masterplan first; infrastructure was integrated around the homes, letting the landscape define the journey.
Every arrival feels measured, every movement intuitive, and every home enjoys a distinct relationship with its surroundings.
Dedicated greens, walking trails and shared spaces weave through the community, encouraging movement and pause.

The masterplan's first promise: the mountain you buy should still look like the mountain we found. Pull the handle and judge for yourself.
The finest engineering is rarely seen. It defines everything above it.
Micropile foundations extend deep into the mountain's competent rock strata. An approach rarely seen in Indian homes, working with the terrain.
The entire masterplan was analysed with computational modelling of contours, slope, geology and sun, before a single stone moved.
Developed in collaboration with IIT Roorkee: geotechnical, hydraulic and structural systems conceived as one integrated ecosystem.
Slope stabilisation, retaining structures and water management built for Himalayan conditions. Resilience for generations.
Every villa stands on micropiles in competent rock. Tap when the drill bit is in the dark band. Three true anchors and the villa stands.
Three micropiles, one immovable home. This is what IIT Roorkee's engineering feels like from the inside.

Every architectural decision was guided by one belief: the spaces we inhabit shape how we move, rest and reconnect.
Every principal living space opens towards the valleys and peaks, with complete privacy between villas.
Oriented for daylight while embracing the region's dark night skies, for deeper sleep and a balanced day.
Generous openings and natural cross-ventilation keep fresh mountain air moving through the home, enhancing indoor environmental quality.
Insulated walls, roof assemblies and advanced glazing hold comfort in every season.
Rich wood, natural stone and Himalayan-inspired materials chosen for durability, tactile warmth and timeless character.
A restrained contemporary language rooted in Himalayan architecture, made to age gracefully.
A fireside chair facing a sunset window. A bath drawn against a wall of snow-covered pines. Morning tea on a balcony that hangs above the valley. The villas are designed around these moments, not just their measurements.

Disclaimer: ‘House of Abhinandan Lodha’ has been established in 2020 and is not, in any manner, associated with ‘Lodha’ or ‘Lodha Group’.