History and development
The Hiranandani Parks township project was initiated in 2006 by the Hiranandani Group, a real estate development company known for its projects in Mumbai. [2] The company acquired a large parcel of land near Oragadam, approximately 40 km from the centre of Chennai. [3]
Covering approximately 360 acres, Hiranandani Parks is among the larger township developments in the region. [3] The master plan includes residential apartments, standalone houses, recreational facilities, commercial spaces, and landscaped open areas. [4] Construction was carried out in phases, with the initial residential units completed and occupied in the early 2010s. [5]
Location and connectivity
Companies such as Renault-Nissan, Daimler AG, and Apollo Tyres, along with several auto component manufacturers, have established facilities in the Oragadam Industrial Corridor. [6]
The township is accessible via major arterial roads and is approximately 45 minutes by road from Chennai International Airport. [4] Proposals for expansion of the Chennai Suburban Railway network [7] and new metro lines [8] [9] are expected to improve regional connectivity.
Architecture and layout
The township features a combination of high-rise buildings and low-rise residential units. [4] The architectural design includes elements such as neoclassical façades, internal roads, gardens, and dedicated spaces for amenities. [5]
Housing options include two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments as well as independent villas. [4] Facilities include jogging tracks, playgrounds, gardens, a clubhouse, and sports infrastructure such as stadiums and a golf course. Environmental features such as rainwater harvesting systems and green building practices are also integrated into the project. [5]
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