The best natural disinfectant is Sunlight. By letting the sunlight in, we depend less on artificial lighting, have lesser germs and better health. Samskruti Builders have homes that let natural light in. What about you? #TheSamskrutiWay
Showing posts with label Best apartment in Sarjapur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best apartment in Sarjapur. Show all posts
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
House with a big tree!
In today's fan art...
I want a Samskruti Builders home because I want plants, lots of play space, a big tree, natural light and loads of blue sky around my house. Can you paint my house blue? I like blue!
Five year old Rithu drew this to show what she expects from her home at Samskruti.
#SamskrutiHoysala #BuildingSmartCommunities #TheSamskrutiWay
I want a Samskruti Builders home because I want plants, lots of play space, a big tree, natural light and loads of blue sky around my house. Can you paint my house blue? I like blue!
Five year old Rithu drew this to show what she expects from her home at Samskruti.
#SamskrutiHoysala #BuildingSmartCommunities #TheSamskrutiWay
Friday, August 1, 2014
Welcome!
The first thing people will look at when they come home is the front door. One of the most used, yet ignored item in a house is door. Doors should be selected with extra care.
Usually doors are selected with looks, appeal, color and other such aesthetic values. The first and foremost concern should be about the quality of wood. If the wood is treated and processed properly, it would ensure the door performs its basic duty without glitches. A well treated wooden door wouldn't shrink in summer and expand in winter and definitely wouldn't get stuck.
Lock selection forms the next level. Selecting a good lock ensuring ease of operation and of course visual appeal is a must to give a good impression to your door.
Samskruti Builders #TheSamskrutiWay
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Fruggiescaping @ Samskruti Hoysala
Samskruti Hoysala is fast moving towards being one of the sustainable residential projects in Bangalore. As the fruggiescaping works begin at Hoysala, we are very excited. Samskruti Hoysala will house some of the most appreciated fruit bearing plants that would provide fresh, non-pesticide fed luscious fruits and vegetables. Will keep sharing the pictures here.
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Drop that apple
Organic gardening is a safe way to grow what you want. Be careful while buying vegetables and fruits. You never know what you are eating.
Here is a beautiful article from http://www.treehugger.com/about the most toxic of fruits & vegetables and what you should be doing.
Dirty Dozen: The 12 to buy organic (in order of pesticide load, apples being the worst offenders).
1. Apples
2. Celery
3. Sweet bell peppers
4. Peaches
5. Strawberries
6. Imported nectarines
7. Grapes
8. Spinach
9. Lettuce
10. Cucumbers
11. Domestic blueberries
12. Potatoes
How do we get out of this?
1. Opt for organic foods whenever possible
2. Have a small organic garden/hydrophonics in your balcony or terrace
3. Grow a community garden
Write to us to know more about how we can set up hrdrophonics in your apartment/villa.
Speak to us to know more:
Call 99162 17777
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Samskruti Builders
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
The joy of communication!
One of the most important things you need to grow old happily is to have the joy of being heard. Story telling, teaching and most of the social events are based on this part of being involved in a healthy conversation. Unlike modern times when you are locked in cardboard cabins, bound by glass doors and designations, enslaved by the modern mistaken identity of solitude and privacy where community interaction, sometimes even in a family(sad but true) becomes elusive, Samskruti offers you a way out.
Samskruti Builders we believe that communication is a multi-way process and should be the loved and shared. After all don't we teach a child to speak and talk and enjoy the chatter. What if we provide a place, chance and create situations to ensure you encounter your neighbors, kids, elders and friends on a daily basis in your community without disturbing your privacy?
Viola come to any of our projects and you would find this is a daily routine. Community living is rejuvenated to allow your sense of belonging and rediscover your joy of sharing.
#SamskrutiHoysala #SamskrutiMaurya #buildingsmartcommunities
Speak to us to know more: Call 99162 17777
Visit: www.samskruti.in
Friday, July 26, 2013
Pool time for women!
How often do you hit the pool in your community?
Is the pool private or open?What do you think the pool should be?
What is the use of a pool if women and elders cannot use it? No wonder most of the pools in various communities are dried up and dead.
At Samskruti Hoysala, we have a pool where women can use and so can elders. With privacy guaranteed, we are looking at more women hitting the pool to relax and exercise than men.
Speak to us to know more: Call 99162 17777
Visit: www.samskruti.in
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Friday, July 19, 2013
Community garden
Bangalore is receiving so much rain and we are still waiting to take steps for rain water harvesting. So much water and so little measures to save.At #SamskrutiHoysala we try to conserve all the water and after purification use it for drinking, farming(yes, literally) and a lot more!
Do you have a community garden, farming space in your house? What do you grow?
Speak to us to know more:
Call +91 99162 17777
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Sunday, March 3, 2013
Top five plants everyone must have at home
The 5 plants That will improve your home air.
- Areca palm: Removes CO2 and converts it into oxygen during the day
- Lucky Bamboo: To attract health, happiness, love and abundance
- Christmas Cactus: Gives off oxygen at night while most plants produce oxygen during the day, it is perfect for your bedroom, family room, or other spots that get a lot of evening action
- Golden pothos or Devil's ivy: Removes formaldehyde & other chemicals from air
- Snake plant or mother-in-law's tongue: Converts CO2 into oxygen at night
Thursday, March 29, 2012
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