Hi folks!
I’ve finally got around to updating the Indian Skyscraper Blog’s Mumbai skyscraper rendering rundown list!:
(The Bombay *BOOM*! — A Rendering Rundown of all Significant Skyscrapers under construction, proposed and planned in the Mumbai Metro Region)
I’ve updated a grand total of 73 buildings over 25 stories in height — including 11 over 50 storeys!
(^ The rising Mumbai skyline. Photo copyright Humayunn N A Peerzaada @ Flickr)
This post just shows the updated buildings (all with clickable thumbnails to larger images), but check out the The Bombay *BOOM* thread for the full, huge list of the u/c, proposed and planned skyscrapers in Mumbai, compiled from the threads at the SSC India forum, read on!…
(Please click on the thumbnail for a larger image):
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Added new rendering of Park Hyatt Tower, Marine Lines: 65 stories (due to increased floor heights has equivalent height of 80-storied tower)
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Added new rendering of Oberoi Skyz, Worli: two towers of 65 stories each
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Raheja Infocity I, Navi Mumbai: one tower of 60 stories, multiple towers 30-40 stories
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New Project! – Elphinstone Mills Tower, Mill Lands: 60 stories
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New Project! – Jogeshwari Residential Tower, Jogeshwari: 60 storeys
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Orchid Heights, Jacob Circle: two towers of 55 stories each
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Added new rendering of Orchid Views, Satrasta: two towers of 50 stories each
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New Project! – Rehab Housing Pvt Ltd Tower, Vashi: 50 stories
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New Project! – Dattani Towers, Borivli: 48 stories
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Orchid Turf View, Mahalaxmi: 48 stories
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K Raheja Vivarea, Mahalaxmi: three towers of 45 stories each
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New Project! – Ariisto Heaven I, Mulund (West): one tower of 45 stories, four towers of 40 stories each
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New Project! – Raheja Platinum, Mumbai: 40 stories
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New Project! – Lodha Imperia, Bhandup: 45 stories
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Added new renderings of K. Raheja Project, Worli: 45 stories
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Added new rendering and corrected height information for Residence Antilia, Parel: 27 stories (due to increased floor heights has equivalent height of 42-storied tower)
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New Project! – Ariisto Heaven ||, Mulund (West): four towers of 40 stories each
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New Project! – Ariisto Heaven |||, Mulund (West): four towers of 40 stories each
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Added new renderings of Project at Goregaon West, Goregaon (West): 40 storeys
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New Project! – Shangri-La Hotel, Phoenix Mills: 40 stories
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Added new rendering of redesigned Raheja Legend, Worli: 38 stories
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Shree Jayant Darshan, Grant Road: 38 stories
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Added new rendering of Sunbeam Tower, Andheri (West): 38 stories
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New Project! – PV Infrastructure Infotech Towers, Mumbai: six towers of 38 stories each
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Added new rendering and corrected height information for Ispat Tower, Pedder Road: 37 stories
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Added new renderings of Raheja One, Altamount Road: 36 storeys
~~~~~New Project! – Orchid West View, Goregaon: two towers of 35 stories each
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New Project! – Classic Towers, Agripada: two towers of 35 storeys each
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New Project! – Reflections, Mumbai: one tower of 35 stories, one tower of 25 stories
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New Project! – Aquatica, Yari Road, Andheri: 35 stories
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New Project! – Raheja Xenon, Mumbai: 35 stories
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New Project! – Ozone Tower, Byculla, Mumbai: 35 stories
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New Project! – Ivory Tower, Mumbai: 35 storeys
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Added new rendering of Raheja Xenon, Mumbai: 35 stories
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New Project! – Ruby Mills, Dadar (West): 34 stories
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Added new rendering of Kalpataru Towers, Kandivali (East): 34 storeys
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New Project! – Raheja Iridium, Mumbai: 32 storeys
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New Project! – Anmol Prestige, 32 stories
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Added new rendering of Oberoi Commerz, Mumbai: 32 storeys.
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New Project! – Radisson Hotel, Kanjur Marg: 30 stories
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New Project! – Anmol Pride, 30 stories
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Added new rendering of Sapphire Heights, Kandivali (East): three towers of 30 stories each
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New Project! – Tropical Mist, Thane: 27 stories
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New Project! – Bhoomi Oscar, Ghansoli: 27 stories
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New Project! – Swaraj Queensbay, Ghansoli: 27 stories
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Added new rendering of Global Vipassana Pagoda, Goregaon: 27 stories
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New Project! – Raheja Waterfront, Mumbai: 15 towers of 20-25 stories each
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New Project! – Rustomjee Elanza, Malad: three towers of 25 stories each
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New Project! – DLF Place, Parel: 25 stories
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New Project! – Stearling Tower, Mazgaon: 25 stories
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New Project! – Elegant Tower, Mumbai Central: 25 stories
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New Project! – Tabris, Magazon: 25 storeys
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Again, these are just the buildings I’ve added or updated in the the Rundown List, located in another post at this blog:
Cheers!
FeloniousVindaloo
If this is India’s future then where is India in it .None of these buildings depict Indian Architecture although , they are architecturally magnificent themselves .
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Architecture evolves. Like anything and everything that is alive on this planet. Every and each of these magnificent buildings will, in the core of its only being, contribute to the definition of the conceptual “Indian Architecture” you refer to. The buildings i am seeing here look like no others in the world, this is the “Indian Architecture” i will picture in my mind and generations to come will picture the same, or better. This is development at its best. Quite frankly, i’m amazed. Thumbs up. These are great initiatives, that will create all kinds of economic, industrial and financial growth in their respective recipient areas. I dont think it’s any fair to try to undermine those efforts, in any ways.
I hope the infrastructure catches up with the development!! As the son of an NRI, I will be so heartbroken if India’s growth collapses because of the government’s shortsightedness.
Very good information. I was not aware of this much is happening in skyscraper world in India. Good work. Keep updated.
Amazing – It would have been a great service if the exact location map is included along with the towers for easy reach and will be great help for person like me who have left india over three decades and wish to settle back with our easy chair. A great effort and hats off
Srinivasan
to be honest……
thats the result of meaningsless architects trying to create “modern” – european architecture…….
the indian tradition is unvisible in these objects……
this doesn`t mean that the architects should use traditional forms but the critic is that this buildings could stay everywhere…. most renderings even don’t show the surroundings…. f*** the context
the use of a huge amount of glass and steel seems to be the main part of design process….. in 20 years all cities look the same – it does’t matter if its tokyo, berlin, zurich or mumbai….
hey….. v shud be proud to see this development…
infact… india surpasses many almost all countries wen it cums to development… n cuhmon guys… no countries perfect as such… Dubai fer xample u take… the life f a middle class is horrible… v shud b proud f the cuhmfertable living v have here… the only draw back i feel…is the sudden jerk in property rates… its nt at all compatible wid the economy growth… the builders shud pill it down a bit… this also may hinder the development of middle class men…. rich will get richer but the middle class will get poorer…
I, too, am amazed by the growth, or better yet, growth spurt in Mumbai’s almost non-existing skyline. Being of Indian origin, I take great pride in the fact the India is now finally catching up, if not surpassing the rest of the world. The question remains, however, as one comment states above, how will the government sustain such growth and more importantly, will it remain blindsided to the catastrophic environmental implications of such growth and development. I can’t help to think what the living conditions in Mumbai will be twenty years down the road.
Nice compilation, I am surprised there is so much going on! Having just returned from Mumbai (albeit a brief 2 day visit) I did not see any development remotely resemebling these renderings though I did some see some hectic construction in Mumbai and the NCR area… I guess my next visit to India (2010) would be a totally different experience!
I do not understand the nuances of architecture so cannot specifically comment on the “Indianess” of these buildings. To a naive observed like me these look like futuristic designs like those of most other emerging cities (Shanghai comes to mind). I really fail to see anything Indian here but that is not necessarily a bad thing as long as these building are relatively eco-friendly, self sufficient and have open spaces for kids to play and adults to jog/walk etc. That element seems to be easily overlooked in these new projects.
In the 2 days I spent in Mumbai the memory I take back with me is that of pollution, sever traffic congestion, electric outages and water issues… the last 2 were unheard of while I lived there, nearly 10 years ago. I hope these developments in skyscrapers are also accompanied by some much needed infrastructral updates – clean water, sewage, electricity, good roads etc. The govermnent definitely seems to be underplaying this area and if they go at this rate then it would surely be catastrpohic!
Any Infomation about up comming buildings at Hyderabad ?
Really an exhaustive list of skyscrapers in Metro of Mumbai.
Keep posting such stuff
whos going to maintain them thats the important bit!
Good to see new techlologies adopting here and creating international landmarks.
rajesh.p@cqra.com
wow!!!
Hey,
this is really great to see that so many multi stories Towers coming up in mumbai . Its was hard to belive on what people alwayz say about mumbai builoder lobby , but only after watching these photograph of the up coming towers my mind is really satisfied, but would these highrise building be afordable to the middle income group,are the property rates really so promissing ?
Good update. The above projects give us a great insight into what future Mumbai will look like. It was high time we got such international level projects.
All Mumbai residents were tired living in the same old structures for years on end, the change is refreshing.
I just hope the BMC is active in planning infrastructure in parallel to this furious pace of real estate growth.
With prices correcting each day these projects will be more affordable as should be.
Is the Cybertecture Egg still being built??? That Park Hyatt Tower/India Tower looks awesome too!!
Raheja Waterfront, Mumbai: 15 towers of 20-25 stories each
can any1 please post details regarding the above???
Rustomjee bought land in Orlem Malad west at Barretto Compound when it will be developed and how and which type of buildings will come up
how many projects have completed or at finishing stage from above mentioned list?
This is good blog & we all must keep it alive for each others benefit.