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CRISIL bestows 5-star rating upon Primarc's 'Southwinds'
Kolkata, Dec 9 (IBNS): Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited (CRISIL) has recently awarded a 5 star rating to Primarc group's residential project 'Southwinds'.
The project earned a 5 star rating under the 'Kolkata Real Estate' category deduced by CRISIL.
Siddharth Pansari, Director, Primarc Group said, “This rating comes as a testimony of our hard work and our customers’ trust. Driven by the concept of sustainable living and ‘live more’ Southwinds offers the best of amenities and a green lifestyle, providing the home owners with a healthier living space. The strive is to get better and better.”
CRISIL's analysis of a certain project is based on it's quality of legal documentation; deduction of construction related risks; financial flexibility or viability of the project besides the background; and the track record of the project sponsor.
Southwinds residential project has also been certified earlier by Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) as a 'Silver'-rated green home.
The 5-star rating comes as a shot in the arm for Primarc Group, as it has not been long since it's residential project 'Gangetica' at Chandannagar was awarded with a 'Silver' rating for its construction by IGBC.
Even previously, Primarc's 'Astitva' residential project was awarded with a pre-certified ‘Gold’ rating under the 'Green Building' segment at CREDAI awards 2015.
Southwinds' construction offers pile foundation for durability and stability and earthquake resistant RCC superstructure.
So the residents are bound to get a healthy environment in home as well as an added benefit of low recurring cost for power uses or maintenance.
The apartments will have energy conserving electrical appliances which means there will be lower energy consumed and it will save on the electricity bill. This will optimize energy efficiency.
The project includes designs of such windows which will help the penetration of abundant natural daylight inside the flats. Hence, proper ventilation and a healthier environment for living can also be achieved by the buyers.
The entire area at Southwinds consists of 25% landscape and 65% open space. 50% of the landscape will have plants which have draught surviving capabilities.
The buildings are earthquake resistant. They have in-built sewage treatment plant and water efficient plumbing systems to minimise wastage of water.
Southwinds has also introduced 'rain water harvesting' to recycle water . SRI (Solar Reflective Index) paint/ tiles are used to keep the heat away from the flats with its reflective coating/roofing.
It has introduced CFC (Chloro Fluro Carbons) free AC sytems in community halls and club house.
First high rise residential project in the southern bypass, Southwinds brings to life world class luxury and comfort. It is one of the most lavish residential projects in South Kolkata nearby Garia, Kamalgachi and Narendrapur.
Primarc Group is a diversified dominant position in the retail & realty sector in eastern India. Primarc owns and operates over 45 stores across various formats across east India.
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