A floor plan decides how well your team can actually work in a space. Read on to understand what is planned at Rustomjee Prabhadevi, and what to check when the layouts are shared.
Rustomjee Prabhadevi will offer office spaces and other commercial spaces. The exact unit sizes and configurations are yet to be announced, so the detailed floor plans are not public.
The home page lists three layout categories: Office Space Layout, Commercial Space Layout and Retail Space Layout. Each of them can be requested through the enquiry form. This page helps you prepare for that conversation.
| Layout Type | Intended Use | Size | Plan Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office Space Layout | Corporate offices, professional firms, start-ups | Coming Soon | On request |
| Commercial Space Layout | Service businesses and other commercial use | Coming Soon | On request |
| Retail Space Layout | Shops and customer-facing units | Coming Soon | On request |
The home page describes modern office spaces designed for efficiency, with flexible layouts to suit different business needs. In practical terms, buyers should look for:
Request the layouts for office and commercial units and see which size suits your team.
Two units of the same size can feel completely different. Use these simple checks when you review a floor plan.
A common mistake is buying too much or too little space. Start with the number of people you have today and the number you expect in about three years. Add space for meeting rooms, a reception, storage and a pantry.
A simple way to plan: list each function you need, such as open workstations, cabins, a conference room and a server room, and estimate the area for each. Add them up and keep a margin for growth. Then compare this number with the carpet area on offer.
Sizes at Rustomjee Prabhadevi have not been shared yet. When they are, you can match your plan against the real numbers, and check price per usable foot on the pricing page.
Retail and customer-facing units depend on visibility and access more than on depth. Ask about frontage width, ceiling height, signage rights and whether the unit has a separate entrance.
For other commercial uses such as clinics, studios or service offices, confirm that the permitted use covers your business before you book.
Tell us how many people you need to seat and we will point you to suitable options.
Before you finalise a unit, think about how it will be fitted out. Check where plumbing points, electrical risers and air-conditioning ducts can be placed. Ask about the permitted load for electricity and whether the building supports central air conditioning or individual units.
Details on utilities and services are shared on the specifications page as they become available.
The project is planned to offer office spaces and other commercial spaces, including retail-style units. Exact sizes are yet to be announced.
Unit sizes are marked as coming soon. They will be shared once the developer confirms them.
Many commercial buyers fit out the interior themselves. Ask the sales team what changes are allowed inside a unit and what is fixed by the building design.
No. Layout images shown before approval are for representation only. Final plans will follow the registered project details.
Compare carpet area to saleable area, check the shape of the unit and look at column positions and window length.