Purva Northern Lights Specifications

Q: How is corridor and street noise managed inside the apartments?

Noise control uses three layers: ~8-inch outer wall mass blocks street noise, the building setback from the main road reduces volume by distance, and the entrance foyer creates a small lobby buffer between corridor sounds and the living room. Tight-fitting window frames and the green planting belt around each tower add further reduction.

Purva Northern Lights specifications feature an RCC-framed structure, 200 mm masonry walls, vitrified tile flooring, and UPVC-framed windows. Bathrooms use Kohler and Toto fittings, and walls carry weather-resistant OBD and acrylic paint.

The floor-to-floor height runs 3.15 m, higher than the 2.8 m standard across most Bangalore projects. Wiring uses Havells or Finolex, fire-retardant copper. All three phases received Karnataka RERA approval on 12 March 2026, with possession set for December 2029. No spec can change without a formal RERA amendment notice.

Most builders list specifications as a formality. At Purva Northern Lights, the spec sheet reflects real choices. That shows in the taller floor height and the fitting brands used across bathrooms and kitchens. Bagalur Road ranks among North Bangalore's fastest-growing corridors. Growth here comes from the KIADB Aerospace SEZ and Metro Blue Line Phase 2B. Individual flats also get an optional full DG backup.

Purva Northern Lights Bagalur Road puts you inside KIADB Aerospace Park, North Bangalore 562149, RERA-filed under Puravankara Limited. The project spans 2,973 apartments, 8 km from Kempegowda International Airport via NH 44. These homes follow Seismic Zone II structural standards. The same 200 mm wall handles structural load and cuts airport noise at once.

Purva Northern Lights Specifications: Complete Material and Fitting Details

Structure

RCC-framed structure designed for safe high-rise construction.
200 mm solid masonry for external walls and 100 mm for internal walls.
Full anti-termite treatment applied to the entire site before construction.
Floor-to-floor height of 3.15 meters, higher than the 2.8 m standard in most Bangalore projects.

Security System

Gated entry with 24/7 security personnel
CCTV surveillance in common areas
Perimeter fencing and compound walls with entry gates
Video door phone and intercom connected to the security cabin
Fire alarms, smoke detectors, and gas leak detectors for safety

Toilets

Wall-mounted WC with flush plates (Kohler / Toto or equivalent)
Health faucets and ceiling-mounted rain showers (Grohe / Jaquar or equivalent)
Exhaust fans and geyser points provided
Premium washbasins in master bathrooms
False grid ceilings for an elegant look

Electrical

Fire-retardant copper wiring with PVC insulation (Havells / Finolex or equivalent)
Modular switches, sockets, and MCB/RCCB for safety (Schneider / Legrand or equivalent)
Separate electricity meters for all apartments
3-phase power supply
AC points are provided in all bedrooms and the living room
5 AMP socket in balconies, 16 AMP for terraces

Bedroom Flooring

Laminated flooring in master bedroom
Vitrified tiles in other bedrooms
Ample natural light and ventilation
One TV point and sufficient electrical points in each bedroom

Kitchen

Modular kitchen provision with utility area
RO water point for drinking water
Space and points for dishwasher, oven, washing machine, and other appliances
Gas pipeline provision for piped gas connection
Durable tile flooring and wall

Living Room

Large windows for sunlight and airflow
Dining space included in living area
8 ft high main entrance door with Vaastu compliance
Hook provision for swings or décor

Balcony

MS handrails with designer paint
Ceiling-mounted hanger for clothes
Hook provision for added convenience

Painting

External walls finished with weather-resistant acrylic emulsion
Internal walls and ceilings finished with smooth OBD (oil-bound distemper)
Staircase railings painted with enamel paint for rust protection

Apartment Flooring

Vitrified tiles in living, dining, kitchen, & bedrooms
Wood-deck tiles for balconies
Designer tiles in common areas

For a full breakdown of configuration sizes and layout options, see the Purva Northern Lights Floor Plan page.

Lifts

2 high-speed passenger lifts per tower
1 service lift per tower for heavy items

Internal Doors and Windows

Teakwood entrance doors
Digital lock system for safety
UPVC-framed tinted glass windows for noise reduction and weather resistance

Common Features

Granite and epoxy flooring in common areas and parking
Marble cladding in lift lobbies, designer tiles on other floors
Staircase handrails with enamel paint
Terrace floors with anti-skid tiles

DG Power

100% backup for lifts, clubhouse, water treatment, and common lights
Optional full backup for individual flats

Eco-Friendly Features

Solar street lights and LED lighting in common areas
Rainwater harvesting and water recycling for gardens
Sewage treatment and modern waste management systems
Smart thermostats for energy efficiency

Location and Connectivity

Purva Northern Lights sits inside KIADB Aerospace Park on Bagalur Road, North Bangalore. Doddajala Metro Station on the Namma Metro Blue Line Phase 2B is 2 km from the project. Manyata Tech Park and Hebbal are roughly 20 minutes by road.

Construction Timeline and Development Team

Construction started in April 2026. Kalpataru Projects International, a listed infrastructure company, is the appointed contractor. Kembhavi Architecture, a COA-registered firm in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, designed the towers. Phase 1 carries a declared project cost of Rs 859 crore, filed with Karnataka RERA and on public record at rera.karnataka.gov.in.

Purva Northern Lights Bangalore targets possession in December 2029, and RERA registration keeps the timeline legally binding. For pricing, see the Purva Northern Lights Price page. For the full facility list, visit the Purva Northern Lights Amenities page.

Submit the enquiry form on this page to get the full specifications PDF and cost sheet. The sales team responds within a few hours.

Internal Circulation and Passage Design

Most apartments waste space on long corridors. Purva Northern Lights uses a centralised layout that keeps internal passages short — bedrooms cluster around a small central hub off the living room, so you walk from sofa to bedroom in a single step. Foyers buffer the entrance, lift lobbies are wide enough for 5+ residents at peak hours, and dedicated service lifts in every tower carry furniture without using the passenger lift.

Entrance foyer: small buffer zone shields the living room from corridor traffic and dust.
Short internal passages: 2/3/4 BHK layouts cluster bedrooms around a central lobby — no long hallways.
Privacy zones: common bathroom paths don't cross the family sitting area.
Wide lift lobbies: 5+ people can wait without blocking corridor traffic.
Naturally-lit corridors: light wells and ventilation shafts in every tower.
Service lift per tower: oversized for furniture, fridges, or a medical stretcher.
Traffic-free inner courtyard: all vehicle driveways stay on the outer edge; the inner zone is pedestrian-only.

Noise Control and Privacy Specifications

Noise insulation is engineered at three levels — building setback from the road, dense outer walls, and tight window frames. The 8-inch outer wall mass blocks street noise; gardens around each tower absorb sound waves before they hit the windows; and entrance foyers act as buffers between the corridor and the living room.

Outer wall thickness: approximately 8 inches — heavy mass blocks street noise effectively.
Setback from main road: towers placed well inside the plot — distance alone cuts traffic-noise volume.
Green sound barrier: mature trees and shrubs around each tower break up sound waves before they reach window panes.
Tight window frames: well-sealed window frames cut wind whistle and outdoor sounds when closed.
Entrance foyer buffer: the small lobby between the main door and the living room shields you from elevator/corridor sounds.

FAQS

1.What is the RERA registration number for Purva Northern Lights?

Phase 1 is registered as PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/120326/008523. Phase 2 and Phase 3 are registered under 008524 and 008525 respectively. All 3 phases received Karnataka RERA approval on 12 March 2026.

2.What is the floor-to-floor height in Purva Northern Lights?

The floor-to-floor height is 3.15 meters. This is higher than the typical 2.8 m standard in most Bangalore apartment projects. It gives rooms better airflow and a more open feel without changing the carpet area.

3.Which bathroom fitting brands are used in Purva Northern Lights?

Bathrooms use Kohler or Toto wall-mounted WCs and Grohe or Jaquar rain showers. These are international brands with pan-India service networks. Master bathrooms also get premium washbasins and false grid ceilings.

4.Is full power backup available for individual flats?

The project provides 100% DG backup for lifts, the clubhouse, water systems, and all common areas. Individual flat owners can opt for full backup separately. This is an optional add-on, not included as standard.

5.What type of wiring and electrical safety is used?

All apartments use fire-retardant copper wiring with PVC insulation from brands like Havells or Finolex. Modular switches are from Schneider or Legrand. Each flat has its own meter plus MCB and RCCB protection for circuit safety.

6.What eco-friendly features does Purva Northern Lights include?

The project has solar-powered street lights, LED lighting in common areas, a sewage treatment plant, and a rainwater harvesting system. Recycled water goes back to gardens. Smart thermostats in units help control energy use. These systems are built in as standard, not optional add-ons.

7.What type of windows are used in Purva Northern Lights?

Windows use UPVC frames with tinted glass. UPVC does not rust, warp, or need repainting. The tinting reduces heat gain and gives privacy, which matters given the airport proximity.

8.Is gas pipeline provision available in the kitchens?

Each kitchen has a gas pipeline stub point installed. Piped gas supply is not active yet. Residents can connect once PNG supply lines reach the Aerospace Park zone. The stub is in place from day one.

9.How is corridor and street noise managed inside the apartments?

Noise control works on three layers. The 8-inch outer wall mass blocks street noise. The building setback from the road adds distance. The entrance foyer buffers corridor sounds from the living room. Tight window frames and the green planting belt around each tower cut noise further.

10.How are internal passages and lift lobbies designed?

Internal layouts cluster bedrooms around a small central hub off the living room, eliminating long hallways. Lift lobbies are wide enough for 5+ residents to wait without blocking corridor traffic. Each tower has a dedicated service lift sized for furniture and medical stretchers, separating heavy movement from passenger traffic.