In the modern world, where digital screens often take the place of face-to-face conversations, the concept of community spaces—once integral to the fabric of any neighbourhood—has started to fade. The vibrant spaces where people once gathered to connect, relax, and exchange stories have, in many ways, become a rarity in the hustle of today’s fast-paced lifestyle. At Appaswamy, we believe it’s time to bring that connection back. Our common area spaces in Altezza, Trellis, and Wingfield are living, breathing spaces that encourage interaction, create a sense of belonging, and restore the timeless tradition of community gathering.
Think about the days when villages and neighbourhoods had that one spot where everyone would meet—whether it was a banyan tree, a square, or a simple bench in the park. It was about the people and the life that filled it. In today’s world, we’ve been so focused on individual living that those communal spots have started to disappear. Secluded spaces, built to cater to privacy and personal needs, have become the norm.
But at Appaswamy, we believe that a home, especially in the heart of a community, should encourage life beyond four walls.
Altezza, Trellis, and Wingfield represent a return to what was always supposed to be part of our living spaces. Our architects took great care in ensuring that the common areas in these projects are vibrant spaces that encourage interaction, conversation, and a sense of belonging.
At Altezza, the community space serves as a modern-day village square, where people can pause, connect, and share their stories. Imagine stepping out of your apartment, taking a leisurely stroll down a pathway bathed in sunlight, and finding a neighbour or a friend who is eager to chat, catch up, or simply relax. That’s the kind of atmosphere we’ve aimed to create.
Trellis takes this a step further, with spaces that feel like an extension of your home—a living room for the entire neighbourhood. Here, residents can comfortably meet, whether it’s to exchange greetings with a neighbour or have a quiet conversation on one of the sun-drenched benches throughout.
Wingfield, too, upholds this idea of spaces where people can connect. Thoughtfully crafted seating arrangements, shaded alcoves, and open-air lounges encourage spontaneous interactions, creating opportunities for connections to happen naturally.
At Appaswamy, we focus on creating spaces that foster connection and community, rather than following the latest trends in urban design. Our approach centers around the concept of shared spaces, which should always be an integral part of how we live.
These spaces are infused with natural light, beautiful landscaping, and open-air settings, offering an opportunity to reconnect with what truly matters—the sense of belonging, friendship, and community that has become increasingly rare in modern living.
As we continue to build homes, we are reminded that the essence of home is in the shared spaces that connect us with our neighbours.
We invite you to experience these thoughtfully built spaces, as part of the living, breathing community that we’ve worked hard to create. Come, walk, rest, talk, and connect—because at Appaswamy, we believe that some of life’s greatest moments happen outside the door of your apartment, in the community spaces that bring us all together.
19 May 2025
Kottivakkam, Chennai
