Mangaluru: Westline and MFAR together set a history in construction fraternity

Meda Release
June 21, 2017

Mangaluru, Jun 21: Westline Builders, the trendsetting, contemporary, much praised and one of the leading builders in the region whose growth has witnessed a rapid buildout and is now contributing along with the top construction houses in the country in erecting India’s marvellous structures, is now busy in the construction of their current flagship project 'Westline Signature', in our own Mangaluru.

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The much anticipated and talked about project; which is praised for its beautiful elevation; highlighted as the 'Pride of Mangaluru', Westline Signature at Nanthoor is the proposed tallest building in South India. The ultra premium residential building designed with the involvement of many renowned International and National consultants has created history in construction industry with its newly laid mega foundation.

The unique and massive foundation was constructed in short span of as little as one month. Mr. Nasir Mohideen, managing Director of Westline Builders has said “Our thirst for implementation of innovative technologies in the construction field is very well complemented by our partners in this MFAR as the construction company, Architect Guulshan Roy as Principal Architect, Site Concepts Singapore as Master Plan Architects, Ralys as MEP, Fire and HVAC consultants and Wintegro Engineering LLP as the project management consultancy are working in unison on this record-breaking building.

Landmark set with foundation

The single foundation laid in rapid pace is known as 'Raft Foundation' in the construction industry. This massive foundation is the fastest executed foundation for such a magnanimous structure. It has made it’s place in the India’s construction history. As much as 505 tonnes of steel, along with nearly 2600 cubic metre of M40 grade concrete which amounts to approximately 24000 bags of cement is consumed in for the foundation.. The quality of the structure has been met with the usage of best know primary steel JSW Fe500D. For a continuous pour, the foundation was divided into three blocks with high rib sheets.

This type of expensive construction method is a very rare attempt in the present construction industry. The rib sheets which are being used for the first time ever in Mangaluru, has been brought down from Delhi. Each wall has a pedestal of 600mm and grade slab with the thickness of 200mm. It took six days to complete the entire foundation with a manpower force of over 100 labourers on day and night shift.

The fabrication work is being done at two fabrication sites. The entire work was supervised by two site engineers, six site supervisors, two quality engineers, two safety engineers, and four mechanical supervisors. A structural engineer from Sanghvi Associates monitored the entire work as a full time monitor.

Anti-termite treatment has been done at the bottom and the surroundings of the foundation. Chemicals have been injected into the soil to prevent the attack of termites which is a common problem in and around our district.

Westline Signature is the first tower proposed with healthy alternative of water cooled chiller central air-conditioning system in the city. The tower is also pre-registered for Platinum Pre-Certification from Indian Green Building Council ensuring a hale and hearty lifestyle. Automated building management system is another unique feature. Rooftop health club amenities lets every dweller of these apartments enjoy the view from the top along with their friends and family. The structure also boasts of successfully completing its wind tunnel test by RWDI, the Canadian company which is also famous for being the consultants of World’s tallest tower Burj Khalifa

This world-class development nurtures its residents with unequalled lifestyle. With overabundance of amenities ranging from a beautifully sculpted gardens, A cycling track, Walking track, resting pods, amphitheatre, well equipped rooftop clubhouse, a basket ball court, a badminton court, Large Indoor Games room with table tennis, carom and snooker areas, party hall, a rooftop infinity swimming pool, wade pool for children, pool Theatre, open air hot water jacuzzi, steam, sauna, ayurvedic massage room, a sophisticated gymnasium, a mini theatre and a library.

For more info about Westline Signature and Project Video please visit www.westlinebuilders.com/signature

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Comments

Muhammed Ali Uchil
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Wednesday, 21 Jun 2017

Masha Allah,amazing construction Technics, Indeed "Westline Signature" will be a iconic land mark in Mangalore.

Wishing all the best of best- Nasir Mohideen & Team

Mahesh
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Wednesday, 21 Jun 2017

Just wonders of Mangalore, Thanks to the builders.

Niyaz
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Wednesday, 21 Jun 2017

Beautiful!!! expecting this project to be completed soon..

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