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🎨 Design
Firm up your brief and floor plans, then share them with your architect.
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Where you are
Eight phases from vision to handover.
Insights
Automatic checks across your budget, finance, preferences and approvals — designed to catch problems early, before they cost you time or money. Updates as you fill things in.
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Design
Capture exactly what you want, room by room. Fill this over time — then walk your architect through it so the design reflects your vision from day one. Saved ✓
Concept overview
A Modern-Contemporary G+2 villa organized around a central, open-to-sky courtyard that acts as the home's single vertical volume and light well. Clean lines, 13 ft ceilings, and strong indoor–outdoor flow.
The drawing set
Scheme Option 1 — Revised, rev 4, by Ar. Supriya of Zara Architecture + Interior, checked by Ar. Sanjay Prasath, dated 01.11.26. Three sheets, each carrying its own built-up figure. This revision answers the eight changes you sent her. Open the PDF for the drawings; this page holds the read of them.
📄 SCHEME PLAN OPTION 1 · REVISED · MEDAVAKKAM PDF · 3 sheets · rev 4 · 01.11.26 · opens in a new tab Open →Keep the PDF in the same folder as this page for the link to resolve. Replace the file with the next revision and the link keeps working.
What the scheme contains
Every space on Scheme Option 1 — Revised, rev 4 (01.11.26), with the dimension as labelled and the clear floor area against it. The floor badge is the architect’s own built-up figure, printed on each sheet — 1,382 + 1,810 + 735 = 3,927 sq ft, down 279 sq ft from rev 3’s 4,206. Each suite shows its total — click to see the spaces inside it. Sizes marked * are scaled off the drawing, not labelled.
▸Bedroom 1 suite3 spaces400
- Bedroom 113′0″ × 17′9″231
- Walk-in wardrobe13′0″ × 6′0″78
- Bathroom13′0″ × 7′0″91
▸Pooja & deck2 spaces85
- Pooja4′7½″ × 6′7½″31
- Deck open8′0″ × 6′9″54
▸Entry2 spaces63
- Foyer4′10½″ × 6′4½″31
- Porch covered4′8½″ × 6′9″32
▸Stair & lift core2 spaces141
- Stair core7′4″ × 16′0″*117
- Lift4′0″ × 6′0″24
Architect’s built-up 1,382 · Kitchen moved to the front and grew 156 → 174 · living now +5.0, so the step down from the dining is 1′6″, not 2′6″ · courtyard replaced by a 54 sq ft deck · pantry and ground-floor powder room no longer shown, utility moved outside the south wall
▸Master suite — labelled “Bedroom 1”4 spaces426
- Bedroom (first floor)13′0″ × 15′9″205
- Walk-in wardrobe13′0″ × 6′0″78
- Bathroom13′0″ × 7′0″91
- Balcony covered13′0″ × 4′0″52
▸Bedroom 3 suite3 spaces305
- Bedroom 316′9″ × 12′4½″207
- Walk-in wardrobe8′2½″ × 6′0″49
- Toilet8′2½″ × 6′0″49
▸Kids room2 spaces224
- Kids room14′0″ × 10′0″140
- Sitout covered8′4½″ × 10′0″84
▸Service2 spaces81
- Store room4′7½″ × 6′4½″30
- Utility8′0″ × 6′4½″51
▸Stair & lift core2 spaces141
- Stair core7′4″ × 16′0″*117
- Lift4′0″ × 6′0″24
Architect’s built-up 1,810 · Foyer removed and a utility + store added, as asked · kids room cut 222 → 140 sq ft and still has no attached bathroom · the shared east balcony is gone — the sitout serves the kids room only, so Bedroom 3 now has no outdoor access
▸Office2 spaces224
- Office room14′0″ × 10′0″140
- Sitout covered8′4½″ × 10′0″84
▸Circulation3 spaces322
- Terrace corridor18′1½″ × 10′0″181
- Stair core7′4″ × 16′0″*117
- Lift4′0″ × 6′0″24
▸Terraces open2 spaces927
- Terrace, north-east open33′6″ × 18′9″ less corridor*517
- Terrace, west open13′0″ × 31′6″410
Architect’s built-up 735 · Office reworked 23′6″×12′ → 14′×10′ (1.4:1 instead of 1.96:1) with a sitout beside it · a powder room has been added — the floor now has a WC · sheet 3’s title block still reads “FIRST FLOOR”
Scheme Option 1 rev 4 — where it stands
Measured against the eight changes you sent Ar. Supriya after the meeting, plus what moved alongside them.
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The Build Journey
Eight phases from vision to handover. Focus on one at a time — tick items as you go.
Approvals & Documents
Keep every document ready for CMDA single-window approval.
Plot / Property Details
Iyyappa Nagar, Medavakkam — reference for architect & CMDA filing.
Owner documents
0/0Architect / technical + NOCs
0/0Estimate
Built on Anu Building Construction’s own line format, rates and measurement rules — the same structure as their signed estimate to Mr. Paventhan, 13.01.2026. Change the two numbers and everything below follows.
Your two numbers
A · Area billed
Outer to outer, car park at full rate, stair headroom at half — all three are Anu’s own practice.
B · Civil works billed separately
Anu’s scope. Untick anything you drop or win a waiver on.
Lift deferred — what Anu must still build now
Cheap now, painful later. Put all three in the contract.
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C · What you pay Anu, and when
Paventhan’s reached 100% on handover day. Hold 5% back past the first monsoon.
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D · Outside the builder’s contract
In no quote you hold. Every amount is editable — placeholders, not quotes.