Tatsam by Purti Realty at Rajarhat

Master Plan

The Purti Tatsam masterplan reflects a planning philosophy whose foundational principle is the relationship between built residential quality and the open, green, and community-oriented outdoor environment that surrounds it. On 100 Katha supporting 189 apartments across 3 blocks, the planning decisions about what to build and what to leave open are as consequential as the architectural decisions about how to build, and Purti Realty has approached those decisions with the understanding that the outdoor community environment is a core component of the residential experience rather than the residual space left after building footprints and parking have been drawn.

The 3 blocks are positioned across the 100 Katha site with generous inter-block spacing that ensures each building has access to natural light, cross-ventilation, and visual openness rather than the compressed adjacency that higher-density layouts in comparable land areas often impose. The spacing between blocks also determines the quality of the community outdoor spaces that exist between them, and at Purti Tatsam those inter-block spaces are planned as genuine community zones with landscaping, pathways, and outdoor amenity rather than as functional corridors between buildings.

The basement-level parking across all 3 blocks is the masterplan decision that most directly benefits the daily experience of the 100 Katha campus at the surface level. By housing all vehicle parking in the basement rather than at grade, the entire ground-level campus surface is released for the pedestrian, green, and community uses that make the outdoor environment of the development genuinely pleasant and usable. Residents walking from their building entrance to the pool, the clubhouse, or the children’s play areas move through a campus whose surface is entirely devoted to people and green space rather than navigating around parked cars.

The pool, clubhouse, gymnasium, children’s play areas, and communal outdoor spaces are distributed across the campus in a manner that gives residents of all 3 blocks reasonably equivalent access to the shared amenity infrastructure without requiring residents of any single block to walk significantly further than residents of another to reach the facilities that are part of their daily life. That equitable distribution of shared amenity across the masterplan is a planning decision whose daily practical benefit is felt consistently rather than on the occasions when the inequality of a poorly distributed amenity plan becomes a source of resident frustration.

The landscape strategy across the Purti Tatsam masterplan reflects the Tatsam philosophy of authenticity in the outdoor environment. The green spaces, planting, and landscape character of the campus are designed to develop and improve over the possession timeline rather than peaking at launch and declining thereafter. The use of appropriate species for the Kolkata climate, the soil conditions of the Rajarhat corridor, and the long-term maintenance requirements of a 189-family community ensures that the green character of the campus is sustainable and self-reinforcing rather than dependent on intensive intervention to maintain the quality it had on handover day.

The B+G+12 building height across 3 blocks creates a campus skyline that is consistent and coherent rather than varied in a way that creates visual discord within the community. The architectural character of the 3 blocks, their relationship with each other across the 100 Katha campus, and the way the buildings address the street and the surrounding Jogardanga More neighbourhood at the ground level all reflect Purti Realty’s understanding that a community’s built identity is shaped as much by how its buildings relate to each other and to their context as by how any individual building looks in isolation.