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Few projects, finished properly.

We would rather earn a buyer's confidence than rush a sale. This is how a Sri Shilpa project moves from land to handover.

Front elevation of an illustrative villa, drawn in five construction stages Stage 1 surveys the boundary and ground line. Stage 2 sets out footings and the plinth. Stage 3 raises columns and slabs. Stage 4 closes the roof, walls and windows. Stage 5, handover, fills the walls in sandstone, lights the windows and plants the garden. ABCD Site boundary, as surveyed Ground level Footings First floor Roof Columns and slabs Roof, walls, windows Handed over
Front elevation of an illustrative villa. Not a project drawing.

Stage 5 of 5

From land to handover

  1. 1

    Land and approvals

    Clear title, conversion and plan sanction first. RERA registration before a single booking.

  2. 2

    Foundation

    Soil tests, footings and plinth. Photographed and shared with buyers.

  3. 3

    Structure

    Columns, slabs and walls, inspected at every floor.

  4. 4

    Roof and finishes

    Roofing, joinery, glazing, stone and paint.

  5. 5

    Handover

    Landscaping, lights on, keys in hand, on the date we promised.

Principles

  • Trust first, then the house

    Every project page shows its approvals, its stage of construction and the people responsible for it, before it shows a price.

  • Few projects a year

    We take on only a few projects a year. A new one starts only after the previous one is complete and handed over, so no project waits on another for money, crews or attention.

  • Quality is fixed at the start

    Materials, structure and finishes are chosen once and held to. If a cheaper option appears halfway through, the answer is already decided.

  • Open at every stage

    Buyers receive photographs and drone footage at each construction milestone. You will know where your home stands without having to ask.

Materials

  • Stone
  • Teak
  • Brass
  • Concrete

The materials for each project are listed on its page.

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