GHR USM Developers’ project, a boutique villa community in South Hyderabad, has been awarded IGBC Pre-Certified Gold Rating due to its sustainability framework that aims to create lasting value for its residents and the environment.
The villa project lays emphasis on renewable energy systems, ventilation, and nature integration, with east and west-facing orientations, and layouts designed to enhance daylight exposure. Amenities include a swimming pool, gymnasium, clubhouse, skating rink, sports courts, step gardens, and dedicated children’s play areas.
The IGBC recognition stands as a testament to our project’s thoughtful approach to green living. It highlights an alignment with progressive building principles across water conservation, energy efficiency, site planning, sustainable materials, waste management, and occupant well-being. We believe that the future of housing is about designing for quality living with commitment to sustainability.
Karteesh Reddy M, CEO, GHR Infra
Trivana is projected to reduce water consumption by 37% through efficient plumbing fixtures, while also harvesting 100% of rainwater and treating 100% of wastewater generated on site through dedicated treatment systems. Nearly 30% of the site area has been reserved for native vegetation, enhancing the ecological character of the project while promoting responsible water use.
A proposed 18.9 kWp renewable energy system has been planned to support 50% of the common area lighting load, complemented by 100% LED lighting in common spaces and building envelope measures that help reduce heat gain and improve thermal comfort. To foster healthier indoor environments, the development also incorporates low-VOC paints and adhesives, natural ventilation, daylight-conscious design, HCFC-free refrigerants, and halon-free fire systems.
Further strengthening its environmental credentials, Trivana integrates GreenPro-certified materials accounting for 53% of the total material cost, alongside recycled-content materials, eco-friendly wood, and an organic waste converter system with a capacity of 100 kg per day to process 100% of wet waste.
