A garden on every terrace, a lake at your door — living as nature intended in the heart of Whitefield
3, 4 & 5 BHK, Duplexs · Starting ₹4.85 Cr onwards
Pursuit of a Radical Rhapsody is a 36.6-acre residential community on ITPL Main Road, Whitefield, conceived around one disciplined idea: a terrace garden with every home, from the ground floor to the 27th. Developed by Total Environment — a Bangalore studio established in 1992 that has delivered over 4 million square feet across more than 1,200 homes in Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune — the project draws on three decades of biophilic design practice rather than stylistic novelty.
The community sits at the edge of Hoodi Lake and integrates that landscape into the structure of daily life through a lakeside boardwalk, lake-facing apartment layouts, and extensive ground-level greens that cover 85 percent of the open area. Earth-sheltered villas with handcrafted wire-cut brick exteriors anchor the low-rise perimeter, while mid and high-rise towers step back from the water, their terraces planted with full-grown trees that moderate the microclimate and reduce the urban heat-island effect for residents inside and around the project.
Total Environment introduced the concept of cantilevered terrace gardens for apartments in 1997; Pursuit of a Radical Rhapsody extends that thinking to every configuration in the project — including the four-bedroom earth-sheltered C20 villas, the lake-facing L30 three-bedroom apartments, the L45 four-bedroom apartments with open-to-sky gardens, and the Tower 8 duplex D35 homes. Each layout is designed for natural cross-ventilation and maximum daylight, with green roofs providing natural insulation that keeps interiors cooler year-round.
Whitefield's residential market has appreciated steadily, with average property prices moving from Rs. 17,300 per square foot to Rs. 18,750 per square foot in Q1 2026 alone — an 8.38 percent rise in a single quarter. Metro Phase 2B, the Peripheral Ring Road, and suburban rail improvements under the Kengeri–Whitefield corridor are active infrastructure projects that continue to compress commute times across East Bangalore, reinforcing the long-term case for this address.
The project is open for site visits through Total Environment's experience homes programme. Speak with the team to walk through a furnished home, understand configuration options, and explore the personalised eDesign service that lets buyers specify interiors before construction locks them in.
Starting from Rs. 4.85 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK — L20 / L22 / R25 Lake-adjacent three-bedroom apartments with private terrace gardens | 2459–3109 sq.ft. | Rs. 4.85 Cr |
| 3 BHK — L30 Lake-Facing Lake-facing three-bedroom layout with panoramic water views | 2800–3200 sq.ft. | Rs. 5.8 Cr |
| 4 BHK — L45 Four-bedroom apartments stepping back from the lake with open-to-sky gardens | 3800–4596 sq.ft. | Rs. 7.5 Cr |
| 4 BHK — C20 Earth-Sheltered Villa Signature earth-sheltered villa with private garden up to 2000 sqft | 4485 sq.ft. | Rs. 10 Cr |
| Duplex — D35 Tower 8 duplex home with double-height living and signature green roof | 4596–5669 sq.ft. | Rs. 12 Cr |
| 5 BHK Penthouse Full-floor penthouse with expansive terrace garden and lake panorama | 5200–5669 sq.ft. | Rs. 14 Cr |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
ITPL Main Road, Basavanna Nagar, Whitefield, Bengaluru 560048 · Whitefield · Bangalore
Whitefield is Bangalore's eastern technology corridor, home to International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPB), the EPIP Zone, and campuses of companies including SAP Labs, Dell, and Wipro. The Namma Metro Purple Line connects the neighbourhood to MG Road, Indiranagar, and KR Puram, while Outer Ring Road, Old Madras Road, and State Highway 35 provide multi-directional road access. The area hosts over 400 IT and business-technology companies, making it one of the city's most employment-dense residential micro-markets.
Pursuit of a Radical Rhapsody sits on ITPL Main Road beside Hoodi Lake, placing residents within walking distance of the Kadugodi Tree Park Metro Station. Phoenix Marketcity, Forum Shantiniketan, and Nexus Whitefield Mall serve daily retail and leisure needs, while Manipal Hospital Whitefield, Columbia Asia, and Vydehi Hospital provide specialist healthcare within a short drive. The project address combines immediate lake frontage with the operational density of one of India's largest technology parks.
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The Purple Line terminal at Kadugodi, approximately 180 metres from the project, connects Whitefield to MG Road, Indiranagar, KR Puram, and Challaghatta across 43 km and 37 stations, compressing the city commute to under 45 minutes.
The under-construction Blue Line (Phase 2B) corridor from KR Puram to the airport is projected to reduce travel from Whitefield to Kempegowda International Airport to 22–27 minutes once operational, significantly easing the journey for frequent flyers.
The 116-km Peripheral Ring Road, now called the Bangalore Business Corridor and targeted for completion by 2027, will bypass inner-city congestion and give Whitefield direct north-south access to Devanahalli and Tumkur Road without using ORR.
K-RIDE's suburban rail project will link East and West Bangalore along the Kengeri–Whitefield corridor, with partial sections targeted before 2028, offering affordable high-frequency rail travel and reducing road load for daily commuters.
The Kundalahalli Grade Separator on Outer Ring Road, near completion as of early 2026, along with ongoing widening of the Hopefarm–ITPL stretch, is designed to materially reduce peak-hour bottlenecks for residents heading to ORR employment hubs.
The project fronts Hoodi Lake and ITPL Main Road simultaneously — a combination that provides unobstructed water views from lake-facing apartments and direct access to one of Bangalore's most active technology corridors, all from a single gated address.
Total Environment's founding design principle — a private garden for every residence — is carried through here without exception. Every apartment from ground level to the 27th floor receives a dedicated green terrace, not a shared amenity deck.
The C20 villa typology places four-bedroom earth-sheltered homes with grass roofs and private landscaped gardens within a high-density urban site — a configuration rare in any city, made possible by the project's low-density planning on 36.6 acres.
Total Environment has been building in Bangalore since 1992 and introduced cantilevered terrace gardens to Indian apartments in 1997. Their portfolio spans Whitefield, Yelahanka, Hennur, Kanakapura Road, and Hyderabad, with over 4 million square feet delivered to more than 1,200 families.
The project carries five separate Karnataka RERA registrations covering different towers and phases, including the most recent Tower 5 registration (PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/281222/005565) with a targeted completion of December 2029, giving buyers regulatory clarity on each phase.
The Kadugodi Tree Park Metro Station on the Namma Metro Purple Line sits approximately 180 metres from the project boundary, providing residents with a car-free route to central Bangalore — a practical daily advantage in a city where the commute is a primary quality-of-life factor.
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