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Wellness Is The New Luxury: T&T Group's Eutopia to be the first ever Urban Therapeutic Housing Project in India

By ANI | Updated: December 24, 2020 13:55 IST

t was not long ago when digital housing developer T&T Group ushered in the era of Digital Living in the Indian housing industry with its first project, T-Homes. Now, with Eutopia, the group is on its way to establish a string of firsts in the housing industry of India as it will be the first Urban Therapeutic Housing project in the country.

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It was not long ago when digital housing developer T&T Group ushered in the era of Digital Living in the Indian housing industry with its first project, T-Homes. Now, with Eutopia, the group is on its way to establish a string of firsts in the housing industry of India as it will be the first Urban Therapeutic Housing project in the country.

Centered on the idea of catering to the total well-being of its residents, the project is aimed at addressing the growing health concerns among most urban-dwellers, especially those residing in the vicinity of areas like the National Capital Region. Most importantly, "the project was conceptualized", said Ankush Tyagi, CEO, T&T Group, "keeping in mind thestressed and weary lifestyle that a vast majority of people have in major urban centers like Delhi or Ghaziabad[...] owing to the inevitable physical or mental exertion brought about by certain occupations." To counterbalance such a lifestyle, Eutopia will offer a multitude of high-end amenities and wellness-oriented facilities, some of which have never been witnessed in any other group housing project in the country before, T&T claims.

The most interesting highlights of Eutopia's Therapeutic Living will be Ayurvedic Panchakarma (a combination of five different therapies, such as emesis therapy, purgation and oil enema), Mud therapy, Hydrotherapy, and Aromatherapy, among others - all within the comfort of your residential space. However, the therapeutic and curative facilities will not be the only highlights of the project. In pursuing a rounded approach towards Therapeutic Living, the group planned to work on all aspects of living that directly or indirectly impact upon human health-physical or mental, which is why the project will offer Artificial Intelligence (or A.I.)-enabled apartments for a convenient, hassle-free living; unreserved living space meant for privacy and solitude; more than thousands of plants on the premises containingimmunity-boosting phytoncides and invigorating aroma; underground parking spaces to ensurezero traffic on ground and a serene, noise-free atmosphere; and out-of-doors pollution control units to keep the air around the place clean and unpolluted.

While T&T has so far positioned it within the ambit of health and total wellbeing, Eutopia is in essence a luxury project - one that is quite likely to give luxury housing a new meng in a time when wellness is emerging as the most sought-after luxury.

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