Mangaluru: Westline Signature', the tallest tower in South India, launched

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September 18, 2016

Mangaluru, Sept 18: The construction process of Westline Signature, the tallest tower in the South India, was formally launched at a posh locality at Nanthoor Hills in the heart of the city on Saturday through a foundation stone laying ceremony in the presence of a galaxy of dignitaries.

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A structure of the 53-story building was unveiled at the function by B Ramanath Rai, the Dakshina Kannada district-in-charge minister, Oscar Fernades, Rajya Sabha Member and others. The brochure release of the project was also held on the occasion.

Nasir Mohideen, the Chairman and Managing Director of Westline Group welcomed the gathering. The other guests present on the dais include J R Lobo, Mangaluru South MLA, B A Mohideen, Former Minister, B Ibrahim Saheb, Former Rajya Sabha Member, SM Rashid Haji, MD of SMR Builders and Syed Mohamed Beary, MD of Bearys Group.

Congratulating Mr Nasir for envisioning the tallest structure in the region, Mr Rai said that it will not only beautify this coastal city but also will contribute greatly towards the speedy development of the city.

The minister said that Nanthoor, which is the connection point of important roads in the city, will witness further growth in the days to come. In a couple of years, the district office also will be shifted to Padil, which is very close to Nanthoor. Amidst all these developments, Mr Nasir's Signature will set high standards of construction and elevate the lifestyle of the people of the city, he hoped.
Mr Fernandes said that the landmark construction of the city would be the pride of Mangaluru, which is known as a hub of educational institutions and banks in southern India. “Mr Nasir's courage and entrepreneurship is praiseworthy as they are going help this city grow,” he said.

Mr Lobo said that construction of such a building was need of the hour for the speedy growth of Mangaluru, which is going to be a smart city in India. “Mr Nasir set a platform for world class infrastructure. We need more projects like this,” he said.

Luxury amenities

The 53-story Signature offers configurations of 2BHK,3BHK, 3BHK Duplex with media room and 4BHK Duplexes with media room. The apartments will be bright, spacious and airy with abundant natural light. This is the first project in Mangaluru to be announced with building management system' (BMS) wherein the residents can monitor and manage the mechanical, electrical and electromechanical services.

Roof top facilities include a full-fledged health club, a 100 ft lap pool and a wading pool for children, open air Jacuzzi and open air pool theatre and nutrition bar counter, dedicated yoga and aerobics room, sauna, spa, steam, a sophisticated gym and ayurveda massage centre and much more.

With a view to provide maximum leisure, Signature proposes multiple sports arenas, jogging and cycling track, a mini theatre, children's play area and also the ultimate luxury of abundant open space. We also propose extensive landscaping with waterfalls to provide a soothing and refreshing atmosphere so that they can sit and relax with the loved ones or take gentle strides enjoying the surrounding beauty and serenity.

It offers two level parking facilities and in one level part of the basement is proposed for enough roof height to accommodate multi-level car parking by mechanical lifts. The building will shine bright like a twinkling star as it provides for changing the lighting hues to coincide with the feasts or festivities to be celebrated. The project is also registered for Platinum Pre-Certification by Indian Green Building Council. This green certification will have positive impact on the health and lifestyle of the residents of Signature.

As per the rating done by an accredited consultant of IGBC, Westline Signature has scored a high on energy modelling which is quite an incredible achievement. Energy efficiency, cross ventilation, breathtaking view of the roaring Arabian Sea and the verdant landscape of Mangalore comes as a bonanza for the occupants of Signature.

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Mobile: 99000 33888 or 99000 72751 or 99000 72752
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Comments

sarfraz
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Sunday, 18 Sep 2016

Congratulation Mr. Nasir, may allah make this project successful.

ABV
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Sunday, 18 Sep 2016

Masha Allah Congratulations Brothers, May Almighty Allah Shower his Blessings to all of us.

Abdullah
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Sunday, 18 Sep 2016

Mr Nasir Mohideen, the chairman and managing director of Westline group, is a rarest achiever. A young man from our region is going to rule the real estate in Mangalore by dint of his hard work, dedication and commitment. He is a role model for us.

Ashraf Amaco
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Sunday, 18 Sep 2016

Congratulations. This wonderful and challenging project is going to change the picture of Mangaluru. I hope it will accelerate the grown of the coastal city. God bless the builders.

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