We build dreams, not just architecture.

Sai Naman Group builds homes in Pune. The group is led by engineers and handles its projects end to end, from design and planning through engineering, contracting, procurement and quality control to the day a family collects its keys. Keeping that chain in one pair of hands is what lets the group answer for timelines, for costs and for the quality of what gets handed over.

The work sits in the east of the city. At Suburbia Estate in Lonikand, four towers of 1, 2 and 3 BHK homes stand around a landscaped court, and Urban Crest beside them is a gated community of bungalows and row houses on tree-lined streets. At ARP Valora in Keshav Nagar, Mundhwa, three towers of 2 RHK homes rise above a podium with a club, a pool and courts. Every one of them has a temple inside the gates or a short walk from them, which is not a small thing in a city where the day often starts at one.

What goes into those projects is decided long before anyone moves in. Rooftop solar carries the shared services. Treatment plants on site have the capacity to clean and return around half a million litres a day, so that flushing does not draw on drinking water, with a second set of pipes laid through the building to carry it. Raw water sits in wells on our own land, the municipal corporation supplies the projects in ample volume, and more is held underground for the months when the taps are unreliable. Close to 2,000 trees have already gone into the ground across the sites. Almost none of it is visible from the street, and all of it changes what a month in these homes costs and feels like.

The group is based in Pune, at Viman Nagar, and works with architects, landscape designers and structural consultants on each project rather than treating design as something to be bought in at the end.