Shreepati Arcade, High-rise residential building in Nana Chowk, Mumbai, India
Shreepati Arcade is a modern high-rise residential building with 45 floors reaching approximately 154 meters in height. The structure combines glass and concrete elements throughout its design and houses numerous residential units.
Shreepati Arcade was completed in 2002 at Nana Chowk, just off the Grant Road bridge in central Mumbai. The sources record no earlier buildings, residents or replacement details for the site, so the tower's history begins with its 2002 completion. By 2008 it was almost fully occupied.
Shreepati Arcade is known for a rule that all residents must be vegetarian, a practice the sources note is not unusual in Mumbai. The building's club house adds a swimming pool, gymnasium, steam room, sauna and jacuzzi for residents. By 2008 the tower was almost fully occupied.
Six Schindler lifts run at up to 4 metres per second, covering the ground-to-45th-floor trip in about 35 seconds. The building is a private residence, so non-residents cannot normally enter; it is reached from Nana Chowk, just off the Grant Road bridge.
The six Schindler lifts reach the 45th floor from the ground in about 35 seconds, travelling at up to 4 metres per second. The building's fire systems are fully automated, with sprinklers, two-hour fire-rated main and kitchen doors, and insulated wiring in a bus bar system.
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