Mukesh Ambani, the fifth richest man in the world is alsothe owner to-be of 27-story skyscraper in downtown Mumbai that is to cost himcolossal $2 billion. Every storey of Antilla’s skyscraper home will be built toa different specification. The vast variation of materials to be used in itsbuild has tremendously added to its overall cost.
Based on Indian tradition Vaastyu, Antilla’senergy will move through the building in a beneficial way for all residents.
The health level incorporatesJacuzzi, yoga studio, dance studio, gyms, changing rooms for his and hers, ajuice bar, solarium and perhaps even an ice room to cool off in on hot Indianmonsoon months.
The entertainment level includesa fully sized theatre, where movie buffs can keep entertained in its snack bar,wine room and a space dedicated to entertaining.
The lounges, bathrooms and bedrooms are simply astounding.If you think you know luxury, think again as only the finest and best are usedto delight every sense.
A ballroom has ashow stopping feature; a crystal chandelier that takes up about 80% of theceiling. It further includes a stage, projection screen and a massive hiddenkitchen that can cater to hundreds of guests.
The lobby alonehas nine elevators designed to serve all kinds of purposes. Two are designatedfor parking lots, two for the Ambani family, two for service and three for allthe guest quarters.
On the top floor Ambaniis planning to entertain clients and guest with panoramic vistas over Mumbai.
All up, there will be 400,000 square feet ofentertainment space.
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