Purva Atmosphere Amenities: Luxury 34th Floor Sky Club, Air Tower and Miyawaki Forest
Purva Atmosphere Amenities: What Sets Them Apart
The Purva Atmosphere amenities break from a common pattern. Most premium towers in North Bangalore put the clubhouse at ground level beside the pool.
This project put its main club at the top.
The sky club sits on the 34th floor, and it is the single feature that buyers mention first when they describe the project.
The second signature is outdoors. A 40-foot air filtration tower stands in the landscape, a feature we have not seen at any other completed corridor project.
The third is planting. A Miyawaki forest, dense native woodland grown in compressed time, sits within roughly nine acres of open space.
The project won the Asia Pacific Property Awards 2021-2022 title for best residential high-rise development in India, according to the developer.
The Sky Club On The 34th Floor
Portals name the club Altura. The developer describes it with a sky deck, a mini theatre and a cloud walk.
The interiors are credited to designer Andy Fisher, while the towers themselves are designed by German architect Hadi Teherani.
The club floor area is on request. We could not verify a figure from any developer or portal source.
In practice the sky club becomes the social anchor of the community. Expect birthdays, association meetings and weekend gatherings to gravitate there.
Lift access matters for a top-floor club. Ask how many lifts serve the 34th floor and how bookings are managed for private events.
The Air Filtration Tower: Read The Claim Carefully
The 40-foot outdoor tower is branded Kurin, and the developer claims it cleans about 1.3 million cubic metres of air an hour.
That figure is the developer’s own and we could not verify it independently. Treat it as a design feature rather than a guarantee.
Outdoor air moves with wind and traffic. The effect at a balcony 300 feet from the tower is likely to be modest.
The tower does signal intent. It shows the developer thought about air quality on a busy main road, which few competitors address at all.
The Full Purva Atmosphere Amenities List
The list below groups the facilities by how residents tend to use them. It is drawn from developer and portal material.
| Outdoor | Sport | Indoor | Wellness |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miyawaki forest | Tennis court | Sky club, 34th floor | Yoga deck |
| Aromatherapy garden | Cricket practice pitch | Mini theatre | Temple of body and mind |
| Pet corner | Half basketball court | Party hall | Swimming pool |
| Tree house | Gridiron running track | Indoor games | Kids pool |
| Camping area | Open-air gym | Gymnasium | Air filtration tower |
| Bonfire area | Gravel court | Sky deck | Nature trail |
| Adventure park | Jogging track | Cloud walk | Senior citizen court |
Verify the current list on the official Purva Atmosphere page, since amenity names change between brochure versions.
Which Facilities Will Actually Get Used
Our team ranked the facilities by expected weekly use in a community of roughly 939 homes, based on what we see in comparable towers.
| Amenity | Likely use | Who uses it |
|---|---|---|
| Swimming pool | Daily | All ages |
| Gymnasium | Daily | Working adults |
| Jogging and running track | Daily | Adults, seniors |
| Kids pool and adventure park | Several times a week | Families |
| Sky club | Weekly | Whole community |
| Tennis and basketball | Weekly, booked | Small groups |
| Cricket practice pitch | Weekly | Children, coaching |
| Pet corner | Daily | Pet owners |
| Camping and bonfire area | A few times a year | Events |
| Miyawaki forest | Passive, daily | Everyone |
The pool, gymnasium and jogging track carry the daily load. They are the three facilities to inspect most closely during your visit.
The cricket practice pitch is a quiet winner in Bangalore, where nets are scarce and parents otherwise pay for coaching elsewhere.
The tennis and half basketball courts will be booked heavily at weekends in a tower community of this size.
The camping and bonfire areas photograph well but get used a handful of times a year. Do not pay for them in your head.
Family, Senior And Pet Facilities
The kids pool, tree house and adventure park are why parents shortlist this tower over smaller sites nearby.
Nine acres of open space give children room to cycle and play away from the main road, which compact projects cannot offer.
The senior citizen court, yoga deck and the temple of body and mind give older residents quiet spaces of their own.
The pet corner is a practical touch. In a high-rise, a dedicated area reduces friction between pet owners and other residents.
The aromatherapy garden and nature trail are low-cost, high-value features that improve as the planting matures.
The Running Cost Of Purva Atmosphere Amenities
Maintenance charges here are on request. We could not verify the developer or association rate from any source.
For comparable Bangalore high-rises with a sky-level club and high-speed lifts, Rs 5 to Rs 7 per sq ft a month is a reasonable planning range.
On a 1,674 sq ft 3 BHK that range is about Rs 8,400 to Rs 11,700 a month, before a one-time corpus contribution.
Lifts serving 34 floors, the air filtration tower and a rooftop-level club all carry above-average running costs.
Ask for the association budget and the sinking fund balance. Those two documents tell you whether charges are likely to rise.
Questions To Ask On Your Amenity Walkthrough
Walk the facilities on a weekday evening, when residents actually use them, rather than on a quiet weekend morning with the sales team.
Ask whether every listed facility is complete and handed over to the association, or whether some are still pending.
Check pool timings, lifeguard cover and whether the pool is heated, because that changes both usage and running cost.
Ask how sky club bookings work, what a private event costs and whether non-resident guests are allowed after a set hour.
Look at the gymnasium equipment brand and condition. Commercial-grade machines last; residential-grade ones wear out within a few years.
Ask who runs the facilities today, the developer facility team or an association-appointed agency, and when that handover is planned.
Finally, compare the Purva Atmosphere amenities you saw with the brochure list. Any gap should be raised in writing before registration.
Our guide to buying a home near Manyata Tech Park lists the facilities other corridor towers offer at lower tickets.
How The Amenity Offer Compares Nearby
Nikoo Homes 8 in Bhartiya City leans on township facilities around it, but its RERA date runs to 2031.
Sobha Victoria Park on Hennur Road offers a themed design on a smaller site, with completion targeted for December 2027.
Neither offers a completed sky club today. That is the clearest amenity advantage of this tower in the belt.
The developer behind it is Puravankara Limited, founded in 1975 and listed on the NSE and BSE.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main Purva Atmosphere amenities?
The headline features are a sky club on the 34th floor with a sky deck, mini theatre and cloud walk, a 40-foot outdoor air filtration tower and a Miyawaki forest.
The list also covers a swimming pool, kids pool, gymnasium, tennis court, cricket practice pitch, half basketball court, jogging track, pet corner, tree house and senior citizen court.
What is the sky club?
It is the main clubhouse, placed on the 34th floor rather than at ground level. Portals name it Altura, and its interiors are credited to designer Andy Fisher.
The developer describes a sky deck, theatre and cloud walk. The club floor area is on request, and we could not verify a figure from any source.
Does the air filtration tower really clean the air?
The developer claims the 40-foot Kurin tower cleans about 1.3 million cubic metres of air an hour. We could not verify that figure independently.
Outdoor air moves with wind and traffic, so the effect at any particular balcony is likely to be modest.
Treat it as a design feature that signals intent, not a guarantee.
What is a Miyawaki forest?
It is a planting method that packs native species densely so they grow into a small, layered woodland far faster than conventional landscaping.
The planting at this project matures over roughly five to ten years and improves with age.
It adds shade, birdlife and a quieter microclimate within the nine acres of open space.
What are the maintenance charges?
The rate is on request and we could not verify it.
For comparable Bangalore high-rises with a sky-level club and high-speed lifts, Rs 5 to Rs 7 per sq ft a month is a reasonable planning range.
On a 1,674 sq ft 3 BHK that is about Rs 8,400 to Rs 11,700 a month, plus a one-time corpus.
Are there facilities for children?
Yes. There is a kids pool, tree house, adventure park and a cricket practice pitch, plus nine acres of open space away from the main road.
Families with school-age children will also find Rashtrotthana Vidya Kendra about three minutes away and several other schools within about twelve minutes of the gate.
Is the project pet friendly?
The amenity list includes a dedicated pet corner, which is a useful sign in a high-rise community.
Association rules on lifts, leashes and common areas will apply, and they are set by the residents association rather than the developer.
Ask for the current bye-laws during your visit if you own a large dog.
Which amenities matter most for resale?
The pool, gymnasium and sky club matter most, because buyers inspect them first and they signal how well the association runs the community.
A well-maintained club and clean pool support resale prices. Occasional-use features such as the camping area add little value on resale, however attractive they look in brochures.
