Light
Every principal room faces north-east.
Bangalore's afternoon sun is the thing to design against, not for. Turning the long face of the building away from it means the living rooms hold morning light for four hours and never need a blind.
Live differently.
Architecture for living.
A building is a set of decisions about light, air, distance and privacy. Four of ours are worth explaining, because they are the ones you will feel every day and never see on a brochure.
Space
Three point four metres, floor to floor.
Half a metre more than the code requires, which sounds like nothing until you stand in it. It is the difference between a ceiling you notice and one you do not.
Privacy
No residence looks into another.
The plan is set out so that no balcony faces a neighbour's glazing, and the lift opens into your own lobby rather than a shared corridor.
Nature
Sixty-eight per cent of the site is left as ground.
Not podium, not deck — ground, with the original rain trees still rooted in it. A tower is the only way to build this densely and still leave that much of a site alone.
Walk through it.
Exterior
You arrive under the trees, not under a porte-cochère.
Thirty-two floors, five ideas.
Choose a room.
Living
- 620 sq ft
- North-east
- Full-width glazing to the balcony
The largest volume in the plan, opening the full width of its glazing onto the balcony. Nothing structural crosses it, so the furniture arrangement is genuinely open.
What it actually is.
- 2,850
- 4
- 4.5
- 2
- 32
Carpet area is measured to the inside face of the wall and includes the balcony, in line with the RERA definition. Built-up and super built-up figures are on the price sheet, and we will walk you through the difference at the site office.
Everything within reach.
Straight run north on the elevated tollway.
Life beyond your door.
A 25-metre lap pool on the podium, shaded from the west by the tower itself.
Find your place.
Aurelia Residences
- Sadashivanagar
- Residence
- 2,850 sq ft
- ₹3.8 Cr
The Courtyard
- Jayanagar
- Villa
- 3,200 sq ft
- ₹4.25 Cr
North House
- Hebbal
- Villa
- 4,100 sq ft
- ₹6.1 Cr
The Heights
- Whitefield
- Residence
- 1,980 sq ft
- ₹2.4 Cr
Stone & Light
- Sarjapur Road
- Villa
- 2,650 sq ft
- ₹3.3 Cr
The Orchard
- Yelahanka
- Villa
- 3,450 sq ft
- ₹4.75 Cr
Pavilion House
- Malleshwaram
- Villa
- 2,400 sq ft
- ₹2.95 Cr
Skyline One
- Koramangala
- Penthouse
- 5,200 sq ft
- ₹8.8 Cr
The Gallery
- Indiranagar
- Duplex
- 1,640 sq ft
- ₹1.95 Cr
Waterstone
- JP Nagar
- Villa
- 2,980 sq ft
- ₹3.65 Cr
Who builds what lasts.
Aurelia has completed eleven buildings in seventeen years. That is a deliberately small number. We take one site at a time, keep the architects on it through construction, and hand over when it is finished rather than when the quarter ends.
One site at a time
Eleven projects since 2009. We have turned down more land than we have bought, because a second site always costs the first one its attention.
Architects through to handover
The practice that draws the building stays on it until the last snag is closed. No value-engineering pass ever happens without them in the room.
Materials that age
Stone, lime, timber, board-formed concrete. Nothing that needs to look new to look right, because nothing stays new.
17
11
640
100%
2009
First site, Malleshwaram
Fourteen apartments on a quarter-acre plot, sold before the roof went on.
2014
The practice model
We stopped tendering design and brought the architects onto the build contract instead.
2019
North House
Our first house on water, and the first time we kept a site's trees at the cost of a floor plate.
2023
The Orchard delivered
Handed over four months early, with the orchard intact and the pool in the gap between the two oldest trees.
2025
Aurelia begins
Two acres in Sadashivanagar. Thirty-two floors, and sixty-eight per cent of the site left as ground.
2026
Final residences
Structure topped out in March. Fit-out through the year, handover from the fourth quarter.
Built on trust.
- RERA registered
- Every project registered before a single unit is offered.Registration number, approved plans and the quarterly progress filing are published on the project page and at the site office.
- Clear title
- Thirty-year title search, published in full.Encumbrance certificate, conversion order and the khata are made available to any buyer's counsel before booking, not after.
- Construction
- Third-party structural audit at three stages.Foundation, topping out and pre-handover. The reports go to buyers unedited, including the ones that asked for remedial work.
- Quality
- A snag list you write, not one we hand you.Two inspections with your own surveyor before handover, and ninety days afterwards to add to the list.
- Transparency
- One price, itemised, with nothing added later.Base rate, floor rise, parking, deposits and taxes are set out on the first sheet. There is no separate infrastructure charge.
- After handover
- Five-year structural warranty, staffed locally.The site team stays for a year after the last handover, and the maintenance company is one we own rather than one we appointed.
“We went to eleven site visits across the city. This was the only one where the person showing us round could answer a question about the slab without calling someone.”
Looking for your next property?
Experience it in person.
The plan will tell you the dimensions. Only the room will tell you what 3.4 metres of ceiling and four hours of morning light actually feel like.
- ₹3.8 Cr
- 2,850 sq ft
- 4
- Q4 2026