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Construction of Antilia began in 2006 and was completed in 2010. The report shows that the mansion can withstand earthquakes up to 8.0 on the Richter scale.
Mukesh Ambani, the richest man in Asia, owns one of the most expensive houses in India. His home is located on Mumbai’s prestigious Altamount Road. Antilia is a 27-story skyscraper-style home that is 173 meters (568 feet) tall and covers 400,000 square feet. But, do you know who designed this huge building? It was designed by Perkins and Will, a famous American construction company in the United States. Although it was built by Leiden Asia. Today, Perkins & Will has become part of the global design and consulting network Dar al handasah Group. Antilia’s architectural design valued at Rs 150,000 crore has been manufactured in the way of lotus and sun. The first six floors of the building have been shelved as a private all-ground residential area.
Construction of the large building began in 2006 and was completed in 2010. The report shows that the mansion can withstand up to 8.0 earthquakes on the scale of Richter. The tower is also full of features that make it one, which includes a 50-seat cinema, a banquet hall, a yoga studio, a fitness center, three private helicopters, a snow room, which creates artificial snowfall to avoid humidity in Mumbai. Antilia has six dedicated floors for a team including Mercedes Benz Maybach, Ferrari, Bentley, Tesla, Rolls Royce and more. The garage can accommodate 168 cars.
In 2019, Gauri Khan, the wife of renowned interior designer and Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, was brought to justice, giving Antilia a sense of luxury and elegance. Gauri is known for its exquisite taste and was invited to design a stylish bar lounge inside the mansion. Antilia continues to be fascinated by onlookers and architecture enthusiasts. The building is named after Antillia, the fabulous island of Spanish Phantom. The Ambani family resided in September 2011.
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