Aura 6 Felt, before it is seen
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Aura 6 at dusk

Ahilyanagar

A residence /

Felt, before it is seen.

19°07'15.7"N   74°44'14.9"E
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Six residences · One address

Why Aura 6

Three reasons, and no more.

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01

Design came first

Drawn before it was built. Every line decided at the drawing stage — the façade, the plan, the light — with nothing added afterwards to make up for what was missed.

A petal holding one drop of water
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A floor to each

Six residences, one on every floor. No shared walls, no upstairs footsteps, no neighbour's balcony over yours. The lift opens into your own lobby.

03

Twenty years in this city

Akash Constructions has been building in Ahilyanagar for over two decades. This is the one they were building toward.

Aura 6 elevation

The idea

Some rooms are finished. A few are complete.

There is a quality certain places have that never appears on a drawing — the light falling softer, the air standing still, the sense that the space answers to no one but you. There has always been a word for it.

Aura 6 is six residences in Ahilyanagar, built around that word. One to a floor. Nothing shared but the address.

Six rose petals in descending scale

One floor · One residence

601Sixth floor
501Fifth floor
401Fourth floor
301Third floor
201Second floor
101First floor

A floor to each.

No shared walls. No upstairs footsteps. Six residences, and six keys.

Aura 6 at dusk

The building

Drawn before it was built.

Travertine, timber and deep-set balconies, composed so the façade reads as one gesture rather than six repeated ones. Every line was decided at the drawing stage — none of it added later.

6Residences
4Bedrooms each
2250Sq.ft. carpet
2925Sq.ft. saleable
Cut section of a typical Aura 6 residence
01

The whole floor

Everything behind one door.

A single residence occupying the entire floor plate — 2250 sq.ft. of carpet, four bedrooms, two walk-in wardrobes, a devghar and three balconies.

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Living & dining

The room that holds its breath.

Twenty-seven feet of living, opening onto a balcony that runs twenty-five more. Room enough for a full house — and quiet enough, after they leave, to hear the evening settle.

03

The private wing

Where the day is not allowed.

A master bedroom of seventeen by fourteen with its own walk-in wardrobe and bath, set away from the living side of the plan. Four bedrooms in all, each with an attached toilet.

04

Kitchen & utility

The warmest room in the house.

Thirteen by fifteen, with a quartz otta, a dry balcony beside it and a store behind — a kitchen that doesn't ask anyone to wait outside.

Room by room

Every dimension, stated plainly.

Living

The full width of the floor plate, opening to the long balcony through a French door.

15'0" × 27'0"

Master bedroom

With an 8'5" × 6'0" walk-in wardrobe, attached toilet and a balcony of its own.

17'0" × 14'0"

Kitchen

Bare shell with quartz otta, dado to ceiling, dry balcony and store adjoining.

13'0" × 15'0"

Dining

Set between the kitchen and the evening light. Some rooms are designed; this one gathers.

13'0" × 10'5"

Balcony

Running the length of the living room, with a second off the master and a dry balcony behind.

5'6" × 25'0"  +  17'6" × 5'0"

Devghar

Placed off the living room, away from the bedrooms, with its own quiet.

4'7" × 5'0"

What surrounds you

Seven decisions, made early.

01

Designer terrace

For the hour when the city cools down.

02

Multipurpose room on terrace

Yours to define, sixty feet closer to the sky.

03

Designer entrance lobby

The first six seconds of coming home.

04

Solar on-grid system

The sun pays for the common lights and the lift.

05

Lift backup with inverter

The lift does not notice a power cut.

06

EV charging per residence

A separate point for each floor. Ready for the decade ahead.

07

Rainwater harvesting

The monsoon, saved for later.

The project

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Elevation at dusk
The elevation
Travertine, timber, deep-set balconies
Cut section
The floor plate
2250 sq.ft. carpet · one residence
The colour
#642b3a · glass and depth
A room seen through a keyhole
The privacy
A floor answering to one door
Six petals descending in scale
The six
Rare by intention

Specifications

Built, not claimed.

Every material below is a decision. They are listed in full because they are worth reading.

  • RCC with earthquake-resistant framework
  • Red brick walls
  • Internal plaster with gypsum finish
  • Plaster with texture paint for exterior surfaces
  • All ceilings with plain false ceiling and plastic paint
  • Premium oil-based paint for internal walls (satin / lustre)
  • Concealed internal wiring — Havells or equivalent
  • Modular switches — L&T or equivalent
  • Switchgears — L&T or equivalent
  • Power points for microwave, water purifier, refrigerator
  • Power points for washing machine in utility
  • Geyser points in all washrooms
  • Provision for TV in living
  • Provision for split system throughout, except kitchens, toilets and sit-outs (sleeves)
  • Provision for exhaust / inline fans for toilet extracts and kitchens
  • Main door — modular laminated door, wooden frame and shutter, digital door lock
  • Internal room doors — laminated wooden doors and wooden frames
  • Bathroom doors — flush doors with lamination and natural stone frames
  • Three-track aluminium windows
  • MS grills for safety
  • French door for living balcony
  • Natural stone window sill
  • Bare shell kitchen with quartz otta, provision for water inlet and outlet
  • Dado up to ceiling level
  • Provision for washing machine in utility area
  • Concealed plumbing with UPVC and CPVC pipes
  • Premium CP fittings — Grohe or equivalent
  • Premium wall-mounted sanitary fittings — Toto or equivalent
  • Designer dado up to ceiling level
  • Provision for geyser
  • 800 × 1600 mm vitrified tiles for living and dining
  • 600 × 1200 mm premium vitrified tiles for bedrooms and kitchen
  • 600 × 1200 mm digital wall tiles for bathroom dados
  • 600 × 600 mm antiskid tiles for bathroom flooring
  • Antiskid flooring for utility
  • SS railing with toughened glass, as per façade requirement
  • SS railing to staircase
  • One six-passenger lift
  • Rainwater harvesting
  • Underground and overhead water tanks
  • Firefighting system
  • CCTV cameras in select areas
  • Access-controlled lobbies
  • Digital door lock access to each residence
  • Video door phone

Enquiries

There are six. That is the whole story.

A short conversation is enough to know whether one of them is yours. Visit the site, or ask us to walk you through the floor.

Call +91 97666 28777