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Woods Shamshabad is a live example of being connected to the natural world. It showcases how sustainability and biophilia aren’t just lifestyle choices but a way of being.
Through expert soil science, patience, and mindful nurturing, Stonecraft Group has cultivated a self-sustaining forest that offers its residents a perfect sense of “balance” with nature. These 110 plots are surrounded by a permeable wall made of trees, designed to blur the boundaries between your home and nature.
Strategically located near RGI Airport, Woods Shamshabad provides easy and convenient commuting options for its homeowners. The connectivity with Outer Ring Road (ORR) has contributed to the appreciation of land rates, making it a rewarding investment option.
Woods Shamshabad is a unique residential project that began in early 2020, driven by Stonecraft Group’s commitment to sustainability and environmental preservation. The project was meticulously planned, with in-depth research into the Miyawaki method, a technique for creating dense, multi-layered, man-made forests that support biodiversity and promote ecological balance.
As part of the initiative, Stonecraft Group identified 186 species suitable for the forest and carefully sourced over 150 varieties of plants. Among these, 70 mature trees were transplanted from the iconic Hyderabad Secretariat, preserving the city’s heritage while contributing to the project’s rich ecological design.
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What was once a barren land, Stonecraft Group created a thriving ecosystem that includes 450,000 trees. Meet the man behind building the world's largest Miyawaki forest, Ar. Ravi Kumbham. "As an architect, what is the influence I'm going to make on society?" With this thought, Mr. Kumbham walks through the Woods Shamshabad site, the tree plantation method, and the teachings from the late Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki.
"You are a real estate company, why do you want a birdwatcher like me?" Wildlife photographer Sriram Reddy shares his experience of spotting over 141 bird species at the Woods Shamshabad site. Watch this video as he talks about why he chose Woods Shamshabad as his observing place and imparting knowledge to worldwide enthusiasts.
What was once a barren land, Stonecraft Group created a thriving ecosystem that includes 450,000 trees. Meet the man behind building the world's largest Miyawaki forest, Ar. Ravi Kumbham. "As an architect, what is the influence I'm going to make on society?" With this thought, Mr. Kumbhan walks through the Woods Shamshabad site, the tree plantation method, and the teachings from the late Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki.
It's not a battle you have to fight to find a slow life in the city, it's a lifestyle choice" The concept of the "slow life" that Ramya Kada and Hersh Haladker have adopted is about more than just slowing down; it’s about mindfulness, sustainable living, and a greater appreciation for the natural world. Here's the story of Ramya Kada and Hersh Haladker, residents at Woods Shamshabad, as they talk about living a life that is designed by nature.
At Stonecraft Group, we believe homes are generational heirlooms crafted to improve with each passing generation while preserving memories for a lifetime.
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