Type: Community Farming
Project Size: 41 Acres
Status: Under Construction
Project Team: Sanjay, Neha, Ashwini, Advika & Mimansa
Ekadanta is a 41-acre eco-sensitive farming community near Gauribidanur, Tumkur district, designed to integrate architecture, agriculture, and sustainability. Through vernacular techniques, passive solar design, and regenerative landscapes, it creates an environmentally responsible and self-sufficient habitat.
Master Planning & Sustainable Design
Ekadanta's master plan follows low-impact development to maintain harmony between built and natural environments. Key strategies include:
- Functional Zoning – Dedicated residential, agricultural, and recreational spaces for balanced living
- Climate-Responsive Design – Buildings positioned for optimal daylighting & cross-ventilation
- Water & Waste Management – Rainwater harvesting, percolation ponds, wastewater treatment, and biogas production
- Biodiversity & Green Corridors – Encouraging community interaction & ecological balance
Aira Club – A 4-Acre Recreational Hub
Ekadanta is complemented by Aira Club, a premium 4-acre wellness and recreation hub. It offers state-of-the-art sports facilities, wellness amenities, and social spaces, ensuring a holistic and active lifestyle for residents and visitors.
A Model for Regenerative Living
With over 20,000 trees, including Sandalwood, Mahogany, Neem, Mango, Jackfruit, and Jamun, farm-to-table living, and solar-powered infrastructure, Ekadanta is a benchmark for sustainable community design. By blending traditional wisdom with modern innovation, it fosters a self-sufficient, ecologically responsible way of life.
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Ekadanta – A living, breathing landscape of sustainability and mindful living.
