TWELVE

by shivam spaces

Four homes in RMV 2nd Stage, 1st Block, Bengaluru
Shivam Twelve at dusk: four floors of planted balconies with glass railings, teak soffits and end-to-end balconies, above a green wall that hides the parking

Shivam Twelve

Four homes in RMV 2nd Stage, 1st Block, Bengaluru. One on each floor, each with its own lift, a 42 ft front balcony and two car parks.

A note from the founder

I wanted to build homes I would be proud to live in myself.

Over the last eighteen years I have built global teams in India for some of the world's largest companies. Shivam Spaces is where I bring that same care to something more personal: the homes families will live in.

Shivam Twelve stands on our own plot in Dollars Colony. The test for every decision has been simple: would I accept this in my own home? That is why the foundation was designed from a soil study of this plot, why each home takes a whole floor, why the bathrooms are tiled to the ceiling, and why there are only four families.

To Sanil Kumar and his team, and to everyone who will build Shivam Twelve with us, thank you. And to the four families who will make it home: you will always have my number, and I will pick up.

Raghu SFounder, Shivam Spaces

Raghu S, founder of Shivam Spaces
4 homes
One per floor on a 4,520 sq ft BDA plot
GBA rules
Every floor built with all required setbacks
4 bedrooms
Including two master bedrooms
Private lift
Opens into your own foyer
8 car parks
Two per home, behind a green wall
A balcony with a teak deck, planters and a lounge chair looking over the treetops

The residence

A whole floor to yourself

There is no one across the landing and no shared wall. The lift opens into your own foyer, and every room has a window to the outside.

Each home has three balconies with planters. A 42 ft balcony runs the full width of the front, from the kitchen to the master bedroom, with a sit-out beside the dining room. The living room opens onto a garden balcony more than 20 ft long, framed by trees.

The homes are east-facing and planned to Vastu, with the kitchen in the south-east.

A sample home

How a finished home at Shivam Twelve could look, in the white, dark grey, teak and green palette of the façade. Furniture and décor are shown for reference.

Master bedroom with wooden floor, a fluted teak headboard wall, a dressing area and glass doors to a planted balcony
Master suite14'3" × 17'5", with a dressing passage, bath and glass doors to the front balcony
Private lift foyer with bronze lift doors, white marble floor and a fluted teak wall with a console and round mirror
Private lift foyerThe lift opens straight into your home
Living room with a curved sofa, pale stone floor and a fluted wood wall
Living room24'8" × 17'5", Italian marble floor
Long covered living balcony with a teak deck, an outdoor sofa and planters, looking over treetops
Living balcony11'4" × 20'3", a garden room off the living room
Dining room with a round marble table, green and linen chairs and a fluted teak wall
Dining14'0" × 18'8", opening onto the sit-out
Bedroom with wooden flooring and a full-height wardrobe
BedroomsWooden flooring in every bedroom
Bathroom tiled to the ceiling with a floating wood vanity
BathroomsTiled from floor to ceiling
Open rooftop terrace with a seating area and planters, overlooking treetops at sunset

On the roof

A terrace for the four families

An open terrace shared by the four families, with a simple seating area, planters at the edges and plenty of open space under the sky, looking out over the trees of RMV 1st Block.

Typical floor, 1st to 4th

The floor plan

The same 4 BHK layout on all four floors. Select a room to find it on the plan.

RoomSize (L × W)Sq ft
1Living room24'8" × 17'5"430
2Living balcony11'4" × 20'3"230
3Dining14'0" × 18'8"261
4Sit-out14'3" × 7'6"107
5Kitchen12'4" × 16'3"200
6Utility7'6" × 7'3"54
7Powder room7'2" × 4'0"29
8Master bedroom 114'3" × 17'5"248
Bathroom7'6" × 7'9"58
9Master bedroom 218'4" × 14'3"261
Bathroom8'0" × 6'0"48
10Bedroom 0217'4" × 13'0"225
Bathroom7'9" × 6'0"47
Balcony12'0" × 7'8"92
11Bedroom 0311'4" × 12'0"136
Bathroom7'6" × 6'6"49
12Front balcony42'0" × 6'3"263
Plot size
4,520 sq ft

Each floor is built to Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) building rules, with all the required setbacks.

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Room sizes from the architect's revised plan; the sit-out and master bedroom 2 are measured from the drawing. Each floor is built to Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) building rules, with all the required setbacks. Furniture is indicative.

Architecture

A quiet, green façade

The 50 ft frontage is finished in white, dark grey and teak. On every floor a single balcony runs the full width of the front, from the kitchen to the master bedroom, with glass railings and a planter along its length. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens the master bedroom, sitting area and kitchen onto it, and the glass at the centre is set further back for a deeper sit-out.

  • Green wall across the stilt floor, so the street never sees parked cars
  • Cars enter through a central gate
  • A separate walk-in entrance at the right corner, beside the security room
  • Landscaped garden at the rear
Pencil sketch of the front elevation: four homes with full-width planted balconies above a landscaped compound wall that covers the parking floor

The people behind it

A developer who answers his own phone, and an architecture practice that has been designing homes since 1999.

Developer

Shivam Spaces

A Bengaluru developer creating spaces for families who want room, light and privacy. Shivam Spaces is led by its founder, Raghu S, who has built global teams in India for over eighteen years.

Founder
Raghu S

Architect

Sanilkumar Associates

An architecture and interior design practice in Domlur, founded in 1999 by principal architect Sanil Kumar, a recipient of the JK Architect of the Year award. The practice designs luxury residences, villas, communities, offices and schools, with a focus on natural light, cross-ventilation and sustainable design drawn from Bengaluru's climate.

Principal architect
Sanil Kumar

What it is made of

A short list of honest materials, chosen to age well in Bengaluru's weather.

Material samples: teak, fluted teak, dark grey stone, white marble, sage green tile, a brass handle and linen
Italian marble
Living, dining and foyer. Cool underfoot, and it can be polished back to new for decades.
Wooden flooring
Every bedroom, for warmth and quiet.
Teak
Soffits under the balconies, doors and accents. A wood that has weathered Indian monsoons for centuries.
Aluminium and glass
Premium aluminium windows and frameless glass railings, so nothing interrupts the view.
Living green
A green wall at street level, planters on every balcony and a garden at the rear.

Specifications

Chosen to last, and to need little looking after.

The building

Structure

  • Foundation designed from a soil investigation of the site
  • RCC framed structure

Parking and entry

  • 8 covered car parks on the stilt, two per home
  • Central car gate and a separate walk-in entrance

Lift and power

  • Schindler lift opening into each home's foyer
  • Kirloskar generator backup

Water

  • Heat-pump hot water plant on the terrace
  • Pressure pump for steady flow on every floor
  • BWSSB water and BESCOM power connections

Safety

  • CCTV across the entrance and stilt
  • Security room at the gate
  • Video door phone in every home

Outdoors

  • Green wall along the street
  • Landscaped garden at the rear
  • Shared terrace sit-out

Your home

Flooring

  • Italian marble in living, dining and foyer
  • Wooden flooring in all bedrooms

Bathrooms

  • Tiles from floor to ceiling
  • Premium sanitaryware and fittings
  • Hot water piped from the central plant, no geysers

Windows and balconies

  • Premium aluminium windows
  • Frameless glass railings on balconies
  • Invisible safety grilles on openable windows

Building responsibly

Four homes on one plot is a small project. These are the choices that make it a careful one.

Built for its soil
The foundation was designed from a soil investigation of this plot, so the building rests on ground it is engineered for.
Hot water without geysers
One heat-pump plant on the terrace heats water for all four homes, using far less electricity than a geyser in every bathroom.
Rain kept on site
Rainwater harvesting, as BWSSB requires, so roof water recharges the ground instead of running into the drain.
Green that cools
A green wall along the street, planters on every balcony and a garden at the rear shade the building and the road.
Light and air in every room
Each home takes a whole floor, so every room has a window to the outside and air can move through.

How we build

Construction is planned to start in December 2026 and take about 18 months. These are the stages, and the four points where a payment falls due.

  1. Before start

    Approvals and soil study

    BDA plan sanction, a soil investigation of the plot and the structural design.

    On booking: 25%

  2. Months 1 to 2

    Foundation

    The foundation is laid as designed from the soil study, finished with a plinth beam.

  3. Months 2 to 8

    RCC structure

    The stilt floor, then one slab for each home, up to the roof of the 3rd floor.

    RCC up to 3rd floor roof slab: 25%

  4. Months 8 to 13

    Terrace, walls and plaster

    The terrace slab, block walls and plastering inside and out.

    Terrace slab, masonry and plaster: 25%

  5. Months 11 to 15

    Waterproofing and services

    Terrace and bathroom waterproofing, plumbing, wiring, the Schindler lift, the heat-pump hot water plant and the Kirloskar generator.

  6. Months 13 to 17

    Finishes

    Italian marble, wooden floors, tiles to the ceiling, aluminium windows and glass railings.

  7. Months 16 to 18

    Landscape and terrace

    The green wall, the rear garden, balcony planters and the terrace sit-out.

  8. Month 18

    Handover

    Occupancy certificate, BESCOM and BWSSB connections, and a walk-through of your home with us before the keys.

    On possession: 25%

Months are indicative and depend on approvals and weather. Each payment is requested only when the site engineer certifies that stage.

The neighbourhood

A community of large plots and good neighbours

RMV 2nd Stage, 1st Block is one of north Bengaluru's most sought-after addresses. Its plots are among the largest in the area, and its tree-lined streets are among the quietest.

The neighbourhood is looked after by the RMV 1st Block residents' association, which is well run, follows the rules closely and is managed by experienced professionals.

It is also one of the friendliest communities in the city. Neighbours include scientists, sportspeople, IAS officers, High Court judges and prominent business families.

  • Scientists
  • Sportspeople
  • IAS officers
  • High Court judges
  • Business families

Location

Dollars Colony, RMV 2nd Stage, 1st Block

A settled, tree-lined BDA layout in north Bengaluru, on a quiet 30 ft road. Sanjaynagar's shops are under a kilometre away, Ramaiah Medical College and Hospital under two, Sadashivanagar about three, and Vidhana Soudha and UB City between six and eight.

Plot 12, Dollars Colony
RMV 2nd Stage, 1st Block
Ashwathnagar, Bengaluru
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UB City 8 kmVidhana Soudha 6.4 kmBangalore Palace 5.2 kmMG Road 8.2 kmIndian Institute of Science 3.5 kmRamaiah Medical College 1.8 kmRamaiah Institute of Technology 2.4 kmKendriya Vidyalaya, Hebbal 3.1 kmCluny Convent School 6.4 kmBishop Cotton Boys' School 8.3 kmM S Ramaiah Hospital 1.6 kmRamaiah Memorial Hospital 3.7 kmBaptist Hospital 3.7 kmAster CMI Hospital 4.5 kmSanjaynagar 0.7 kmSadashivanagar 2.9 kmMekhri Circle 2.3 kmHebbal Lake 4.1 kmSankey Tank 4.6 kmYeshwantpur Junction 8 kmManyata Tech Park 7.9 kmKempegowda Airport 28.8 kmSHIVAM TWELVEN2 km
Real road routes from the site, drawn to scale. Distances are by road.

Iconic Bengaluru

  • Bangalore Palace5.2 km
  • Vidhana Soudha6.4 km
  • UB City8 km
  • MG Road8.2 km

Education

  • Ramaiah Medical College1.8 km
  • Ramaiah Institute of Technology2.4 km
  • Kendriya Vidyalaya, Hebbal3.1 km
  • Indian Institute of Science3.5 km
  • Cluny Convent School6.4 km
  • Bishop Cotton Boys' School8.3 km

Hospitals

  • M S Ramaiah Hospital1.6 km
  • Baptist Hospital3.7 km
  • Ramaiah Memorial Hospital3.7 km
  • Aster CMI Hospital4.5 km

Neighbourhood

  • Sanjaynagar0.7 km
  • Mekhri Circle2.3 km
  • Sadashivanagar2.9 km
  • Hebbal Lake4.1 km
  • Sankey Tank4.6 km

Getting around

  • Manyata Tech Park7.9 km
  • Yeshwantpur Junction8 km
  • Kempegowda International Airport28.8 km

Approximate road distances from the site, calculated with OpenStreetMap. Travel times vary with traffic.

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