Bannerghatta Road | Mantri Pinnacle | 46 fl| U/C

[BodyGuard]

can any observe the size of the pillars... what sort of pillars are they guys

[deekshith]

parvagilla, after a long gap now they have started posting monthly updates.

[engineer.akash]

No updates,I checked their website.

153 m is including spire/crown??

46*3 =138 m + crown/spire = 153 m

So,South India's/karnataka's tallest residential structure in Bangaluru?.Anyway height matters but what is more important is that structure should be unique and must have an impressive design.This one has all of it. Bangalore must keep adding such beauties to its skyline to stay in the South Indian skyscraper race. Innvoative design is the key here,else even a tier two city like mangalore has the potential to beat it when it comes to aesthetics and arithmetic :P

Bangaluru has some fantastic buildings decked up in its skyline.Any news about the ITC corporate tower?

[gentem]

don't compare u/c with planning to plan building. some lanco building in hyd they planning for 10 years

currently wtc is tallest in bangalore..

[gentem]

Seems 150m is the definition for a skyscraper.. but a skyscraper at bannerghatta suburb doesnt really make sense. However 54 floors will be tallest in delhi Bangalore's altitude is 920m to put it in perspective

Will low-rise Delhi take to high living?
Rumu Banerjee, TNN | Nov 14, 2011, 01.25AM IST

NEW DELHI: NEW DELHI: At Kathputli Colony near Patel Nagar in west Delhi, strings and puppets are making way for the capital's tallest building. With a planned height of 190m, and 54 floors, Raheja Phoenix will not only be the city's first true skyscraper (generally defined as a building taller than 150m) but also a sounding board for its elite's residential preferences.

The developers sound bullish about skyscrapers. R K Arora, CMD of Supertech, which is building the 255-metre, 60-storey North Eye project in Noida's Sector 74, says, "The trend has always been popular in Mumbai but is now catching on in north India. We are going to launch another high-rise project soon in Sector 94." Says Raheja Developers' chairman Navin Raheja, "Community living will become a part of life in India soon, with condominiums becoming the norm. It's time we capitalized on the trend in Delhi as well." His company has plans for another skyscraper project in the NCR: the 57-storey Revanta in Gurgaon. Another company, Ireo, recently announced it will build a 51-floor project, Victory Valley, in Gurgaon. Is it a lasting trend? With rates starting around Rs 8,800 per sq ft, these apartments are by no means cheap, but Magazine says regulatory hurdles and poor infrastructure, not price, could hobble the trend. "FAR (floor area ratio) restrictions mean that you pay more if you go vertical, as compared to the same FAR nearer ground. The ratio needs to be addressed to allow really tall buildings to come up in Delhi," he says, adding that sanitation and traffic issues also need to be addressed to promote high-density living in towers.

[think-tank]

If any of you have booked an apt/penthouse in the pinnacle, pm me.

[engineer.akash]

Originally Posted by gentem

don't compare u/c with planning to plan building.

Are talking about this buidling.Technically, both the buildings have succeeded in getting their foundation base ready more or less.Check foundation pics of SKS Planet.

Yes,as of now WTC Bangaluru is the tallest Skyscraper of south India Proud to see Bangaluru leading when it comes to heights among the southern metros.

[deekshith]

Sept updates from Mantri's facebook

[deekshith]

Jan updates from Mantri website.

[engineer.akash]

Awesome updates Skyscrapers sultan Bangaluru's skyline is getting decked up with some fantastic buildings.Open a thread for Mantri swastik?

[deekshith]

February updates from pinnacle website.

[uno.piyush]

Originally Posted by deekshith

February updates from pinnacle website.

The uprising begins

[gentem]

approx how much time required to build each floor? once one floor is cured only then next floor is poured i guess

[uno.piyush]

Originally Posted by gentem

approx how much time required to build each floor? once one floor is cured only then next floor is poured i guess

That depends on builder to builder. But on an average it is about 20-30 days per slab.

[uno.piyush]

Originally Posted by gentem

approx how much time required to build each floor? once one floor is cured only then next floor is poured i guess

That depends on builder to builder. But on an average it is about 20-30 days per slab (Provided there are no factors such as labor/material shortage .. strikes .. etc)

[deekshith]

March updates.

[dreadathecontrols]

Originally Posted by deekshith

March updates.

seems v slow to me, a florr amonth.normally its a floor a week.But hey , its india, what do i know
E A mentioned that theres a load going up in bangalore that will alter the skyline
ive asked b4 but i forget.
Are any of them in central areas or all in the suburbs?
And a bit off topic.
i read butterfly genaration, talks about the huge metal scene in bangalore.
Anyone know about that or is there no crossover from SSC types(geeks maybe) to metal heads (rockers) ?
cheers d

[deekshith]

Not one..... its slightly more than 2 floors per month.
Between march and april its almost 3floors.

April updates.

[Abinash89]

may updates..

[deekshith]

Thanks for the updates abinash