According to the plan, the house will raise up to a height of 173.12 meters, which is equivalent to that of a regular 60-storeyed residential building. But, Antilia will have only 27 storeys in all, i.e. each floor will have a ceiling considerably higher than the current average of nearly three meters.
The first six floors will be reserved for car parking alone and that too for cars belonging only to Mukesh’s family. Space left is about for a total of 168 ‘imported’ cars have been earmarked here.
The eighth floor is meant for an entertainment centre comprising a mini-theatre with a seating capacity of 50. The rooftop of this mini-theatre will serve as a garden, and above that, three more balconies with terrace gardens will be independent floors.
Where as the ninth floor will a ‘protection’ floor – meant to be used for rescue in emergencies – two floors above that will be set aside for ‘health’. One of these floor will have facilities for athletics and the other for a swimming pool, while the other will have a health club complete with the latest gym equipment.
There will be a two-storied glass-fronted residence for the Ambani’s family guests above the health floors. One more refuge floor and one floor for mechanical works will be built on top of the apartments.
The top four floors, that will provide a view of the Arabian Sea and a superb view of the city’s skyline, is meant for Mukesh, his wife Neeta, their three children and Mukesh’s mother Kokilaben.
Above the family’s residence the two floors will be set aside as maintenance areas and on top of that will be an “air space floor”, which act as an control room for helicopters landing on the helipad above. According to the plan three helipads should be built on the terrace.
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