The document describes a planned residential development called BCIL RedEarth in Bangalore, India that will have sustainable features like solar power, rainwater harvesting, and organic waste management to be energy and water independent. The development will consist of villas ranging from 2400-4200 square feet located near schools and within 30 minutes of the Bangalore International Airport. Residents will have autonomy over their energy, water, and waste systems without relying on municipal connections.

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Strategic location - Bangalore’s ‘Aerotropolis’
Frontage of more than 1200 feet
on the Yelhanka-Dodballapur
main road – 200 feet
20 minute drive to Dodballapur
industrial area - 300 acres of
textile and apparel SEZ
30 minute ‘zip drive’ to the
Bangalore International airport
through the PRR and IRR
500 meters from the upcoming
CBD of Bangalore – Intermediate
Ring Road
One of the key destinations for
top schools and colleges
In the vicinity of several
prestigious residential enclaves of
leading developer

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BCIL RedEarth
A tribute to Bangalore that was..
From 583 lakes in 1910, Bangalore
is now reduced to having less than
80 lakes – only about 30 lakes are
‘living’.
“An attempt to revive it”
The largest green community in
India.
Vision
Offering 100% autonomy on
Energy, Water and Waste.
No connections to the grid for
power, or water, or for disposing of
sewage.
Ozone friendly air-conditioning
Smart energy systems that save
money for residents.
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4. Your home - Bio Solar Homes
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Water secure
campus
First time in India – ‘Holding
ponds’ for surface run-off of
rain water
Increases long term water
security of campus
Zero water from municipal
supply
Zero Tanker days
Safer drinking water
Fresh water and waste water
loop
20% less fresh water needed
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Energy secure campus
Individual homes
with solar panels
The southern
slope of every
home receives
solar panels
hybrids for water
heating and
lighting. Main Grid (Back up) Solar Panel (Homes) Solar Hybrid
Renewable energy-
based campus power
generation SOLAR PANELS
Small power bills as
your home produces
most of the power
you consume.
Potential to generate
additional revenue by
sale to main grid
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7. External Lighting
Solar powered street lights
LED lights for campus lighting
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8. 8 Building systems for the future
Prefabricated building systems to
reduce construction time.
• Efficient building skins that reduce
thermal losses.
Building integrated Photo Voltaic
Seismically designed buildings
Locally manufactured
Soil stabilized blocks used for
construction
Prefab building systems for
slabs, beams and roofs
Non toxic material
Zero VOC paints
Food grade pest control
Light weight internal partitions
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9. Roads from construction debris
Greater permeability and hence better ground
water recharge
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10. Pedestrian pathways with vegetated pavers
Aesthetically pleasing landscapes
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11. Layout Plan – Phase I: 6.3 acres
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12. State highway – Towards Yelahanka
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13. State highway -Towards Dodballapur
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14. Site
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15. Projects in vicinity
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FAQs
What is the status of the project?
The handover would be in Q3 ‘12.
Whose favor should the cheque be drawn?
The cheque should be drawn in favor of ‘BCIL RedEarth Developers India Private
Limited’
Do I need to be physically present to complete the legal formalities ?
No. All formalities can be done based out of your location
Is it an approved property
The approval from BIAAPA is expected in Sep ‘09
What the options available
There are villas in plot sizes of 2400 sq.ft., 3000 sq.ft. and 4200 sq.ft.
What are the landmarks/developments around
The key developments include
6 lane intermediate ring road is just 500 meters from BCIL Redearth
Many reputed schools like Mallya Aditi, Ryan International, DPS, Vidya Shilp, New Horizon etc., are
in the radius of 2 to 5 kms
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