Designed for you to 'walk-to-everything', Lakeshore Greens offers an array of world-class amenities, including the 5-acre Lakeside Park, an Olympic Sports Complex, a business district, a grand clubhouse and a 2.5 km long high-street retail. Here, you will always have the best of life - every day.
A 5-acre landscaped Lakeside Park around a natural lake.
Get the best in education at Lodha World School (CBSE)
A grand clubhouse with a swimming pool, gym, private theatre and lounge areas.
Palava is not a place to live, it's a way of living that offers a myriad of opportunities to live, work, learn and play.
In addition to a steady supply of water from government agencies and nearby natural sources, Palava has partnered with companies like General Electric (GE) to reuse 100% waste water for landscaping, cooling, and others non potable uses. The city has also implemented rainwater harvesting measures and maintains the water- table to ensure sustainability.
To ensure near uninterrupted and stable power supply, the city has entered into an agreement with MSEDCL (Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd.). The city will also use smart prepaid meters that will allow citizens to monitor their electricity usage, tariff, and get alerts. Almost 10% of the electricity for Palava’s public spaces will be generated through solar power. A solar power plant of 1.4 MW capacity extendable to 1.8 MW is implemented to power the retail hub of the city. The roof of Lodha World School has a rooftop solar and most of streetlights are either solar-powered or LED.
An intelligent 4-tier security and monitoring system that includes everything from electronic access systems and fire alarms to CCTV surveillance and street-level panic buttons is present at Palava. Currently, over 700+ CCTV cameras help maintain the safety levels of the city.
- Palava has a range of processes in place to ensure that none of its many roads are ever congested.
- The Palava Shuttle Service offers its citizens bus services to major work zones including Thane, Vashi, Powai, BKC, Lower Parel and more. Shuttle services are also provided to and from the nearest railway stations, including Dombivli and Ghansoli. Uber and Ola are easily available within the city.
- The fleet management system ensures safety and efficient operation of bus services, waste disposal trucks and emergency response vehicles.
- The parking management system ensures that reserved parking slots are not encroached upon. There are separate parking areas for visitors.
- System enablers help predict traffic and inform road users about alternatives through communication channels and digital signage to prevent congestion.
Palava aims to create a smart waste management which view waste as a resource and ensures that less than 5% waste goes to the landfill. Separate bins are provided in the city for recyclable and non-recyclable waste. A dedicated large-scale solid waste transfer station and processing plant is being set-up to convert all organic waste into manure or biogas for electricity generation.
By 2020 the biogas plant in Palava will generate 600 KWH of electricity per day which is equivalent to a 0.2 MW power plant.
In addition to a steady supply of water from government agencies and nearby natural sources, Palava has partnered with companies like General Electric (GE) to reuse 100% waste water for landscaping, cooling, and others non potable uses. The city has also implemented rainwater harvesting measures and maintains the water- table to ensure sustainability.
To ensure near uninterrupted and stable power supply, the city has entered into an agreement with MSEDCL (Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd.). The city will also use smart prepaid meters that will allow citizens to monitor their electricity usage, tariff, and get alerts. Almost 10% of the electricity for Palava’s public spaces will be generated through solar power. A solar power plant of 1.4 MW capacity extendable to 1.8 MW is implemented to power the retail hub of the city. The roof of Lodha World School has a rooftop solar and most of streetlights are either solar-powered or LED.
An intelligent 4-tier security and monitoring system that includes everything from electronic access systems and fire alarms to CCTV surveillance and street-level panic buttons is present at Palava. Currently, over 700+ CCTV cameras help maintain the safety levels of the city.
- Palava has a range of processes in place to ensure that none of its many roads are ever congested.
- The Palava Shuttle Service offers its citizens bus services to major work zones including Thane, Vashi, Powai, BKC, Lower Parel and more. Shuttle services are also provided to and from the nearest railway stations, including Dombivli and Ghansoli. Uber and Ola are easily available within the city.
- The fleet management system ensures safety and efficient operation of bus services, waste disposal trucks and emergency response vehicles.
- The parking management system ensures that reserved parking slots are not encroached upon. There are separate parking areas for visitors.
- System enablers help predict traffic and inform road users about alternatives through communication channels and digital signage to prevent congestion.
Palava aims to create a smart waste management which view waste as a resource and ensures that less than 5% waste goes to the landfill. Separate bins are provided in the city for recyclable and non-recyclable waste. A dedicated large-scale solid waste transfer station and processing plant is being set-up to convert all organic waste into manure or biogas for electricity generation.
By 2020 the biogas plant in Palava will generate 600 KWH of electricity per day which is equivalent to a 0.2 MW power plant.
The project has been registered via MahaRERA registration numbers: P51700000125 | P51700000342 | P51700000395 | P51700000378; P51700000269 | P51700000389 | P51700000124 | P51700000384 | P51700000391 | P51700000410 | P51700000142 | P51700000390 | P51700010935 and is available on the website
