Palava City: Impact On Revolutionising Urban Living with Sustainability

PALAVA CITY

Revolutionising Urban Living

Palava is a green, self-sustaining city designed with intelligence and abundant open spaces, fostering a healthier environment for all residents. Numerous sustainability initiatives and eco-friendly practices further enhance the quality of life, setting a standard for urban living in harmony with nature.

Our Impact

Exceptional Living through sustainable environment

32,414
Trees
planted
217
Floral species
harbored
7
Times higher % of greens
per person as compared
to Mumbai

100%
Water recycled with
24/7 water supply
60%
Open green spaces
5 MWp
Solar panels and water heaters
installed to reduce reliance on
fossil-fuel-based grid energy

PALAVA CITY

City built with Sustainability at the Core

5-10-15 Minute Design Principle

Drawing inspiration from Singapore's urban planning success, Palava embraces this principle to create a structured and thriving environment for its residents. The city is meticulously designed for walkability, ensuring that play, leisure, education, healthcare and retail are all within easy reach. This approach fosters a healthier lifestyle, reduces vehicle usage and minimises air pollution.

Sustainability at the Core

Palava is committed to giving back to nature. The city boasts 60% green open spaces and ensures 100% water recycling, reduced energy consumption and the use of efficient appliances. With cutting-edge technology, low-flow water fixtures, comprehensive waste management and eco-friendly mobility services, Palava's environmental stewardship not only preserves nature but also ensures a healthier, cleaner and more comfortable living experience for its residents.

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2 Degrees Cooler

We are committed to tackling environmental challenges by driving transformation through sustainable solutions that create lasting positive change. By implementing innovative strategies, such as urban heat mitigation, we enhance residents' quality of life while managing energy demands. As a result, the city's maximum temperature is 2 degrees lower than Mumbai and 3 degrees lower than KDMC.

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