Urbanrise The Living Wave Specifications

The structure decides how safe and durable a tower is for decades. Every tower here uses an RCC framed structure with an earthquake-resistant shear-wall configuration.

• RCC frame: a reinforced cement concrete skeleton that carries the weight of the building.
• Shear walls: vertical concrete walls that stiffen a tall building against sideways forces such as wind and ground shaking.
• Working together: the frame carries loads while the walls limit sway, helping the tower hold its shape.
• Height: Tower 1 and Tower 3 rise 18 upper floors and Tower 2 rises 17 upper floors above the ground floor, so the frame matters more as the towers grow taller.

What it means for you: this is the specification that governs safety and long life, so it deserves your first question.

Doors and windows set the look of each room and affect security, light and upkeep.

• Main door: a premium wood-frame door with a laminated shutter.
• Entries: Vaastu-compliant entries.
• Internal doors: wooden frames with flush shutters, which give a clean, flat look.
• Windows and balcony doors: UPVC frames with clear glass and mosquito-mesh provision.
• Why UPVC: the frames need no repainting and are not affected by moisture the way timber can be, which suits balcony doors that meet the rain.

What it means for you: you can keep rooms bright and ventilated, and fit a mesh so insects stay out in the evening.

Different rooms need different floors. The tile type is matched to how each space is used.

• Living, dining and foyer: premium vitrified tiles, the spaces your guests see first.
• Other bedrooms and kitchen: vitrified tiles.
• Balconies and toilets: anti-skid ceramic tiles that grip better under wet feet.
• Why vitrified: these tiles absorb very little water and have a smooth surface that is easy to clean.

What it means for you: living areas stay easy to maintain, while wet areas are safer for children and senior members of the household.

Wall finish shapes the look of every room and how often you need to repaint.

• Internal walls: smooth acrylic emulsion over putty.
• Putty base: fills small surface flaws so the paint sits evenly.
• Acrylic emulsion: a washable finish that is easy to maintain and repaint.

What it means for you: you start with an even, clean surface that takes later colour changes without much preparation.

A kitchen works well when appliance points and surfaces are planned before the walls are finished.

• Counters: granite, which is hard and resists heat and everyday wear.
• Dado: ceramic or vitrified tile on the wall above the counter, which protects against splashes and wipes clean quickly.
• Water and heat: provisions for an RO water purifier and hot-water lines.
• Appliance points: dedicated points for a washing machine and a dishwasher.

What it means for you: you fit appliances without opening finished walls later.

Bathroom specifications cover fittings, finishes and the provisions behind the walls.

• Washbasins: countertop style.
• Fittings: premium chrome-plated fittings from luxury brands.
• Ceilings: false ceilings in the bathrooms.
• Provisions: electrical and plumbing provisions for geysers and exhaust fans in all toilets.

What it means for you: hot water and ventilation can be fitted without rework, and every toilet is prepared the same way.

Electrical quality decides safety and convenience in daily use, and backup keeps routines running during an outage.

• Wiring: concealed copper wiring that runs inside the walls and keeps surfaces clean.
• Switches: premium modular switches, easy to replace one at a time.
• Data points: pre-wired TV, telephone and data points in the living room and bedrooms.
• DG backup: 100% DG power backup for common areas, elevators and essential apartment points.

What it means for you: you can place a television or a work desk where you want without trailing cables. Since backup covers essential points, ask which circuits inside the home it serves.

Security features protect the home and the people who live in it.

• Video door phones: every unit has one, so you can see a visitor at the door before you open it.
• 24/7 manned security: a person is on duty at all hours.
• CCTV: cameras cover the shared parts of the community.

What it means for you: daily entry and exit stay controlled for the whole household. Shared facilities such as the clubhouse, pools and courts are listed on the amenities page.

Eco systems cut water and waste demand across the community, and each one is built into the project.

• Rainwater harvesting: collects rain so it can be stored or returned to the ground.
• STP: a sewage treatment plant that treats wastewater so it can be reused for needs such as watering gardens.
• Organic waste converters: turn kitchen and garden waste into a usable by-product.
• EV-charging provisions: parking is prepared for electric vehicles.
• Car-wash bays: a fixed place for vehicle cleaning in the parking areas.

What it means for you: running costs and environmental load stay lower over the life of the community.

Possession is set for 30 September 2030. At handover, inspect the apartment against the specification table, covering these points:

• Flooring: the right tile type in each room, with no loose or hollow-sounding tiles and even joints.
• Doors and windows: main door with laminated shutter, flush internal doors and UPVC frames all open, close and lock smoothly.
• Kitchen: granite counter, tile dado, and working RO, hot-water, washing-machine and dishwasher points.
• Bathrooms: fittings, washbasins and false ceilings in place, with geyser and exhaust-fan points in every toilet.
• Electrical: switches, concealed wiring and the TV, telephone and data points in the living room and bedrooms.
• Walls: smooth emulsion finish over putty without patches or cracks.
• Security: video door phone working and the DG changeover tested.

Note any gaps in writing and ask for them to be corrected before taking possession.

The community stands on 4.20 acres and has 3 residential towers with 368 units, plus a separate amenity building. Every structure has 2 basement levels and a ground floor, with these upper floors:

The homes are 3 BHK and 4 BHK apartments, with prices starting at ₹2.14 crore; see the floor plans and the price page for sizes and costs. The project is in the pre-launch stage, with the launch planned for December 2026 and RERA registration awaited.