Saturday, March 23, 2013

Royal Villa Porur

Royal Villa Porur 

                        The fine art of Green living Perfected! Designed to give you a luxury home in the City limit. Royal Villa is unlike anything you’ve seen before. Royal Villa draws inspiration from the four elements of nature to give you a clean and healthy living environment. All of this available near Porur (Behind IBM, L&T IT Park).

                           Manju Foundations (P) Ltd. Pvt. Ltd. introduces Royal Villa for people who are looking for quality & luxury living in the great locale near Porur, Chennai. Royal Villa off  Kolapakkam main road spreads over 4.53 acres with an offering of 3 to 5 BHK Residential Villas with study room and private terrace. It is a gated community that offers a lifestyle of international standards.
                              The project aims to have optimum space utilization with efficient floor plans and excellent construction quality. Royal Villa is offering host of amenities like children’s play area, round-the-clock security, hi- tech drainage system, 24×7 protected water supply and community center.


Contact Address

Chettinad Chambers,
#39, Radhakrishnan Salai,
5th Street, Mylapore,
Chennai – 600 004
Phone: +91 44 4290 6666 .

Friday, March 22, 2013

Aalayam Energised Villas In Chennai

Aalayam Energised Villas In Chennai 

           An oasis of peace and calm, Aalayam is a private world of luxury created especially for the celebrities… This project will be located near 200 Inner Ring Road Bypass

The concept of sakala and nishkala are applied in buildings appropriately. In temples, the concepts of sakala and nishkala are related to the two aspects of the Hindu idea of worship – Sagunopaasana, the supreme as personal God with attributes and Nirgunopaasana, the supreme as absolute spirit unconditioned by attributes. Correspondingly, the Sakala, complete in itself, is used for shrines of gods with form (sakalamoorthy) and to perform yajna (fire rites).

 

               However the Nishkala is used for installation of idols without form- nishkalamoorthy- and for auspicious, pure performances. The amorphous center is considered beneficial to the worshippers, being a source of great energy. This could also be used for settlements. In commercial buildings, only odd numbers of modules are prescribed as the nishkala or amorphous center would cause too high a concentration of energy for human occupants. Even here, the Brahmasthana is left unbuilt with rooms organised around.

                            In accordance with the position occupied by the gods in the mandala, guidelines are given for zoning of site and distribution of rooms in a building. Some of these are:
  • North – treasury
  • Northeast – prayer room
  • East – bathroom
  • Southeast – kitchen
  • South – bedroom
  • Southwest – armoury
  • West – dining room
  • Northwest – cowshed.

Contact:
Chettinad Chambers, 5th Street,
#39, Radhakrishnan Salai, Mylapore
Chennai: 600 004, Ph: 4290 6666
Mob: 96000 33336
www.manjugroups.com