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If Goa is your all-time favourite destination and you throng the coastal state at least once in a year, you should probably own a house there now. 
 
Goa is one of the preferred destinations and all-time favourite places to unwind and relax. Pristine beaches, shacks, night clubs, cruise, etc, you name it and Goa will have everything to make your stay enjoyable and memorable. 
 Now, if you add a dash of luxury to it, your experience in the coastal state will go a few notches up. If you imagined having a house of your own near a river or a beach, that too in a quite locale, this upcoming project by <keyword id="6613497" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Tata-Housing">Tata Housing</keyword> will surely attract you. 
 
Rio-De-Goa-a residential project by Tata Housing- is an upcoming luxurious project by the company, which is spread over 4.82 acres. 
 
Located in south Goa, the project is near Goa International Airport and Zuari River. 
 
Each and every apartment in the 14-tower project will be done tastefully and offer every opportunity to maximise your wellness. 
 
The project has plethora of facilities such as swimming pool, open air amphitheatre, meditation garden, tranquillity deck, etc. 
 
Here’s how the project, once completed, is going to look like

Tata is building luxurious homes in Goa and they are beyond amazing. Take a look

<ul><li>Whether it’s a seaside Mumbai apartment with or a quaint 30,000 square feet home perched under the Goan sun – it’s the little things that make a house stand out.</li><li>From quirks of the homeowner to their artistically curated collection of artefacts, an interior designer takes upon him/her the job to bring out the wishes and dreams of people.</li><li>If you too are building your dream house, here are little anecdotes from India’s most spectacular homes from <a href="http://www.houzz.in/">Houzz.in</a>.</li></ul>A home is an investment for life – not just because of the sky rocketing real estate prices in India, but also because it becomes the place where you stitch together memories forever. Whether it’s a seaside Mumbai apartment with or a quaint 30,000 square feet home perched under the Goan sun… it’s the little things, the details in decor that make a house stand out to its guests. From quirks of the homeowner to their artistically curated collection of artefacts, an interior designer takes upon him/her the job to bring out the wishes and dreams of people. And if you too are building your dream house, here are little anecdotes from home design and renovation professionals on Houzz, designers to India’s most popular homes from <a href="http://www.houzz.in">Houzz.in</a>, the leading platform for home renovation and design. These Indian homes are some of the most liked and most read home tours among the Houzz community in 2020. Alia Bhat’s home of wonder Actress Alia Bhatt’s home in Mumbai embodies all things the actress really is and not just her glamorous side. Quirky yet comfortable styles rule the aesthetics of her home that she shares with her sister Shaheen. With inspiration from the classic New York-style loft, the living room has hints of colour and cosiness. <div type="image" title="Alia bhatt home_Richa-bahl" msid="80597835" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Richa Bahl from Richa Bahl Design Studio&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Bhatt’s home doesn’t just have an opulent dining area but also a little nook beside it, with a divan – perfect to enjoy your evening cup of tea with a book. “Given that Alia travels a lot, hotels are a mainstay of her lifestyle. Thus, I envisaged a cosy home that would bring her back to her roots, yet be high on style and luxury. The house is designed for entertaining and spending time with family and friends,” says Richa Bahl, founder and chief interior designer of her eponymous design firm <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/richa/richa-bahl">Richa Bahl Design Studio</a> on Houzz. And what stands out in the star’s house is the quaint little tea bar, designed for Bhatt’s love for chai. Interior designer’s words of wisdom – “Good clients always enable good output … and there is always the possibility for sophisticated spontaneity and the elegance of the unexpected!” Minimal decor, maximum sustainability Sustainability is the new cool and this 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom home in Surat, Gujarat is the epitome of it. Driven by the love for wood, teak wood, granite, concrete and brass accents are seen throughout this home. <div type="image" title="T house studio_Kalpak shah" msid="80597868" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Kalpak Shah from Studio Course&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> “We had to abide by the builder’s guideline of standardised facade planning and exterior treatment. Thus, the internal spaces became our canvas for design experimentation,” said Kalpak Shah, founder and principal architect of <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/studiocourse/studio-course">Studio Course</a> on Houzz. Made for a couple and their 10-year old daughter, the home is built with a mid-century modern aesthetic, one that withstands trends of all ages. From a basalt flagstone pathway to an Earth-inspired living room, the home also boasts of an open kitchen with wooden and copper hues and shuttered French windows which play with sunlight all day. Interior designer’s words of wisdom – “I believe to convey an expression, it's very important for the complete envelope to speak the same story.” This home is ‘Lit AF’ Bathed in natural light, this 5-bedroom, 5 bath home in Gujarat was tastefully designed to suit the family of six’s love for open spaces. Distinctive features in the house include a sky-lit courtyard in the centre which channels a Varanasi ghat vibe, a semi-open patio and an opulent exterior. <div type="image" title="Sun court house_Nikhil patel" msid="80597930" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Nikhil Patel from Ace Associates&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> “As a multigenerational home to a family of six, our main challenge lay in coalescing the interests of the family into a singular design language. We tailored each room to echo the personalities of its occupants, while keeping the common areas true to the family’s collective ethos,” said architects Ashish Patel, Nikhil Patel and Nilesh Dalsania, and interior designer Vasudev Sheta, of <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/aceanand/ace-associates">Ace Associates</a> on Houzz. Interior designer’s words of wisdom – The biggest learning was to learn from history and make it relevant to the present time with a new vision of art and technology... That is what indian contemporary architecture will be about. Old but beautiful Nestled in Chennai, an 80-year old 2 bedroom home boasts of all things vintage. From red oxide floors, to vintage furniture furnished with traditional silk saris, and black and white family photographs that adorn the walls, the home brings out the perfect balance between the old and new. <div type="image" title="Ancestral Home_Sharanya" msid="80597948" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Sharanya Srinivasan from Studio Context Architects&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> “We decided to retain most of the original elements while bringing out the honesty of the structure,” says Sharanya Srinivasan, co-founder and principal architect of <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/studiocontext/studio-context-architects">Studio Context Architects</a> on Houzz. Interior designer’s words of wisdom – “An old house is like an elderly person, and while some aspects might be in great health, other parts often have unexpected problems. It is important to understand the techniques and practices that went into the original construction. Sometimes, later renovations have layered other elements using later techniques on top of the original. We need to decide what to keep, what to upgrade and what to restore to its original state, such that it makes sense from a clinical perspective of setting the structure right, but also from the point of view of the emotion and values that the clients have acquired through decades of association. Educating ourselves and transmitting it to the labour force on these techniques, materials and values is essential to getting it right.” A compact apartment with showstopper elements All of just 1150 square feet, this Mumbai apartment has multiple elements that make it stand out in the crowd. From metallic accents in the living room to a 14-foot-long dinner table and a mint-toned terrazzo bar, this apartment is the best example of how interior elements are brought in to give a greater sense of space. <div type="image" title="A modern family_Nishita kamdar" msid="80597971" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Nishita Kamdar from Studio Nishita Kamdar&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> “One of the biggest challenges of designing homes in Mumbai is the constraint one faces with the budget of the project. With the bulk of the budget reserved for the purchase of the property itself, homeowners are left with precious little for <keyword id="495275" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="interior-design">interior design</keyword>. We are constantly trying to adapt to this challenge through impactful planning and spatial innovation,” said interior designer on Houzz, <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/studionk/studio-nishita-kamdar">Nishita Kamdar</a>. The space is further utilized by metal and fluted glass sliding doors that connect the dining room to the kitchen. Interior Designer’s words of wisdom: “Spaces should not just look good but also feel good and this home is a perfect example of how smart design decisions can completely change the way you perceive the space without having to splurge on the interiors to superficially “decorate “ the space.” Mediterranean hues This three bedroom in Bengaluru designed by Vinithra Amarnathan of <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/weespaces/weespaces">Weespaces</a> brings out the young owner couple’s nostalgic memories of the Western Ghats where they grew up and also their love for travel, especially Greece. <div type="image" title="The modern mediterranean_Vinithra" msid="80597984" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Vinithra Amarnathan from Weespaces&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> “Their shared love of Greece is what ultimately harmonised our brief and helped meld their styles into a richly layered look,” says Amarnathan, interior designer on Houzz. The home has Mediterranean hues strewn around the house with white and blue hints, along with abstract artworks. Interior Designer’s words of wisdom: My biggest learning was to look at every obvious problem as an opportunity! An opportunity to think differently and reimagine a problematic situation as the center point of our design for the home! The column in the center of this home went from eyesore to feature! Something that defines the character of the home and makes for a welcoming feature! A luxurious Goan home Located in Kolva, Goa is the sprawling white bungalow which boasts of two terraces with views to die for. “We were tasked with creating a simple, elegant aesthetic with a homely vibe. Functionality and maintenance-free design were the primary requisites,” says Prashant, founder and principal architect of <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/zero9/zero9">ZERO9</a> on Houzz. <div type="image" title="Osia villa_prashant chauhan" msid="80597998" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Prashant Chauhan from Zero9&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> From double wooden doors at the entrance to Italian marble flooring, a double height living room with muted furniture with mint highlights and artworks, the home also has indoor plants aplenty along with a pocket garden. Interior designer’s words of wisdom: “The biggest learning we had in this project was that it is as important to feel the site and have a dialogue with it to explore the most of its location, feel and vibe as much as listening to the clients requirements.” In Delhi, a massive home with private suites for all members Situated in Delhi, this home has 9 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, with each family member getting their own private suite replete with kitchen and bath. The house has two master suites (one for the couple and one for the parents), the inner courtyard, the main kitchen, the family lounge, and the two sons’ living suites. <div type="image" title="Plaza Farmhouse_Ekta Khanna" msid="80598008" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Design: Ekta from Ekta Khanna Design Studio&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> “The owners wanted the home designed in a way such that each member would have their own private quarters. The bungalow was, thus, constructed like a C, and divided into suites, connected via a common corridor. A large landscaped lawn occupies the central cavity,” says Ekta Khanna, founder and chief interior designer of <a href="https://www.houzz.in/pro/ekhanna/ekta-khanna-design-studio">Ekta Khanna Design Studio</a> on Houzz. This Delhi home is all things luxury with solid wood double doors, black diamond shaped tiled flooring at the entrance and black Marquino and Swiss white marble at larger junctions, muted furniture and a corridor which boasts of the family’s personal collection of Pichvai paintings. Interior designer’s words of wisdom: “My biggest learning from this house is that despite using several modern elements, forms and finishes in the house, it still comes across as inertly Indian. This is due to the careful integration of traditional art forms and earthy tones in its several layers.” <a href="https://www.houzz.in/magazine/india-s-most-popular-homes-stsetivw-vs~145003274">India’s best homes of 2020 was a list curated by Houzz India</a> and has been rewritten for businessinsider audiences. Disclaimer: Business Insider is a part of TimesBridge, which also counts <keyword id="5888678" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Houzz-India">Houzz India</keyword> in its portfolio.

From Alia Bhatt’s Mumbai apartment to an 80-year old renovated house in Chennai – Here are Houzz India’s most popular homes of 2020

<ul><li>In an interview with Business Insider, founders of the <keyword id="1456139" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="production-crew">Production Crew</keyword> Entertainment talk about managing India’s biggest music events.</li><li>From <keyword id="6404681" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sunburn">Sunburn</keyword> to <keyword id="737445" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="20" keywordseo="supersonic">Supersonic</keyword>, the founders Dinesh Shetty, Vikas Menon and his brother Vevek Menon are building a technology to hold grand music events in the country. </li><li>Indian <keyword id="2592485" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="events-industry">events industry</keyword> is expected to cross ₹100 billion by 2021.</li></ul>When <keyword id="157405" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Justin-Bieber">Justin Bieber</keyword> was in India, he had bizarre demands like Indian Yoga caskets, luxury sedans and choppers. The Coldplay performance in the country had to manage a massive crowd of 80,000. And, there is one company arranging it all. Based out of Mumbai, The Production Crew Entertainment is the behind-the-scenes partner to events with A-list stars and DJs across the world. Founded nine years ago by friends Dinesh Shetty, Vikas Menon and his brother Vevek Menon, The Production Crew handles everything right from production, operations and security. 
 <div type="image" title="IMG-20190604-WA0006" msid="69646685" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;From left Vikas Menon, Vevek Menon and Dinesh Shetty&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div>



 The events industry has just found its footing in the country. But it is growing fast with more global artistes making their way to the country every year. According to <a href="https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/media/entertainment/media/events-industry-to-cross-rs-10000-crore-by-fy21-report/articleshow/60454703.cms?from=mdr">reports</a>, the Indian events industry is expected to cross ₹100 billions by 2021. At a Bigger Scale The scale of these events is growing with each passing year. More and more international stars and DJs are signing up to come to India. And these massive events require an integrated company to co-ordinate management. Nine years back, The Production Crew started off as a specialised manpower support to event companies. As they started picking up projects, they spotted a big opportunity. “There was a big scope in the industry where the event manager and the production world weren’t working on the same line. We were all production directors and we decided to bring production specialization to events, bring the creative thought process of an artiste to life,” said Vikas. Today, the Production Crew has presence across cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad and Goa. The coming of tech The Indian events industry, especially in the music scene still has a long way to go. “India is more manpower driven, it should be less on manpower and more on technology. We are trying to bring tech into the industry,” said Shetty. Be it the uber-popular Sunburn or the vh1 Supersonic with DJs like Marshmello performance or Disney musicals like Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast or the 112-feet Adiyogi statue unveiling with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the company managed it all– from permissions for venues, to understanding stability of the structure, everything. Starry demands “Meeting the expectations of international stars is a huge task. They have experiences with different and more advanced technological products. Here in India, we have to bring multiple partners into the game to deliver a product like that,” said Vikas. On the top of craziest requests is still Justin Bieber’s demand for a jacuzzi on the third floor in his green room! So, are there any challenges of being in this industry? “Lack of sleep,” said Shetty with a smile. See Also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/youtube-music-crosses-3-million-users-within-a-week-of-its-launch/articleshow/68798207.cms">YouTube Music crosses 3 million users within a week of its launch in India</a>

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