MJR OPUS (ARCHWAY + PARK)
MJR Opus – (Archway + Park)
Location: Sarjapur Road, Bangalore
Built-up Area: 41,600 sq ft
Project Status: Completed (2024)
Location: Sarjapur Road, Bangalore
Built-up Area: 41,600 sq ft
Project Status: Completed (2024)
The development welcomes residents and visitors through a grand entrance arch and
expansive timber canopy that stretches across the entry, creating a distinctive threshold
to the community. Continuous ribbed wood slats provide shade and weather protection
while establishing a strong visual identity. Integrated lighting runs through the timber,
making the structure glow beautifully at night and serving as a visible landmark from the
approach road.
Three striking tree-form columns support the canopy overhead. Finished in black, these sculptural supports echo natural branching patterns and create dramatic contrast against the warm timber above. The columns connect the overhead canopy to the ground in a graceful transition that makes the gatehouse feel both functional and artistic.
The portal accommodates two vehicle lanes with clear sightlines for smooth traffic flow and security monitoring. Concrete curbing with integrated planters flanks both sides, transitioning from paved areas to landscaped zones. Pedestrian walkways are separated from vehicle zones through level changes, ensuring safe foot traffic entry. The “MJR OPUS” signage mounts prominently at the canopy peak, establishing clear identity and wayfinding from a distance.
Beyond the gatehouse, residents enter a network of tree-lined pathways spreading throughout the community. These shaded walkways connect to five main gathering points: the clubhouse, amphitheater plaza, cricket pitch, swimming pool, and gazebo area. Each location serves as an activity hub where multiple pathways converge, encouraging community interaction and movement.
The park is organized with dedicated jogging tracks forming continuous loops around the perimeter, complemented by connecting pedestrian pathways that create easy access to all zones. Secondary rest areas with seating and pergolas are positioned at pathway intersections, offering shade and places to pause. This circulation design ensures that 85% of the site remains as open green space with integrated landscaped gardens.
The play zone accommodates children ages 2-12 years with comprehensive safety features. Soft rubber surfacing extends 6 feet beyond all equipment to absorb impact from falls. Sand play areas use clean, rounded sand meeting safety standards. The zone is enclosed with low fencing and controlled entry points, while caregivers can supervise from nearby shaded seating with clear sightlines to play equipment. Security systems including CCTV and regular patrols ensure continuous safety monitoring.
The flexibility zone provides yoga and meditation platforms under timber pergolas, positioned to receive morning sunlight while remaining shaded during hot afternoons. All equipment uses galvanized steel with weather-resistant finishes suited to Bangalore’s climate. The layout ensures accessibility for users of varying abilities, with equipment heights and configurations accommodating diverse fitness levels.
Natural timber slats, black sculptural columns, concrete supports, and horizontal metal mesh screening combine to create a sophisticated yet welcoming entry. Integrated planters with native landscaping soften the transition between hard surfaces and green spaces. All materials are selected for durability in Bangalore’s climate. Evening lighting transforms the gatehouse into a glowing beacon, with LED lights within the timber creating a warm atmosphere while revealing the depth of the structure.
Three striking tree-form columns support the canopy overhead. Finished in black, these sculptural supports echo natural branching patterns and create dramatic contrast against the warm timber above. The columns connect the overhead canopy to the ground in a graceful transition that makes the gatehouse feel both functional and artistic.
The portal accommodates two vehicle lanes with clear sightlines for smooth traffic flow and security monitoring. Concrete curbing with integrated planters flanks both sides, transitioning from paved areas to landscaped zones. Pedestrian walkways are separated from vehicle zones through level changes, ensuring safe foot traffic entry. The “MJR OPUS” signage mounts prominently at the canopy peak, establishing clear identity and wayfinding from a distance.
Beyond the gatehouse, residents enter a network of tree-lined pathways spreading throughout the community. These shaded walkways connect to five main gathering points: the clubhouse, amphitheater plaza, cricket pitch, swimming pool, and gazebo area. Each location serves as an activity hub where multiple pathways converge, encouraging community interaction and movement.
The park is organized with dedicated jogging tracks forming continuous loops around the perimeter, complemented by connecting pedestrian pathways that create easy access to all zones. Secondary rest areas with seating and pergolas are positioned at pathway intersections, offering shade and places to pause. This circulation design ensures that 85% of the site remains as open green space with integrated landscaped gardens.
The play zone accommodates children ages 2-12 years with comprehensive safety features. Soft rubber surfacing extends 6 feet beyond all equipment to absorb impact from falls. Sand play areas use clean, rounded sand meeting safety standards. The zone is enclosed with low fencing and controlled entry points, while caregivers can supervise from nearby shaded seating with clear sightlines to play equipment. Security systems including CCTV and regular patrols ensure continuous safety monitoring.
The flexibility zone provides yoga and meditation platforms under timber pergolas, positioned to receive morning sunlight while remaining shaded during hot afternoons. All equipment uses galvanized steel with weather-resistant finishes suited to Bangalore’s climate. The layout ensures accessibility for users of varying abilities, with equipment heights and configurations accommodating diverse fitness levels.
Natural timber slats, black sculptural columns, concrete supports, and horizontal metal mesh screening combine to create a sophisticated yet welcoming entry. Integrated planters with native landscaping soften the transition between hard surfaces and green spaces. All materials are selected for durability in Bangalore’s climate. Evening lighting transforms the gatehouse into a glowing beacon, with LED lights within the timber creating a warm atmosphere while revealing the depth of the structure.