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ZED TransIndus Kanakapura Road, Tataguni Village

We care about the environment. We try to do more than our bit for a greener planet through ecologically sustainable living solutions. We dare to defy the conventional by offering design approaches that demand greater skills from ourselves. We believe conservation is possible in the urban context.

We believe in retaining personal connect with our customers and stakeholders. We seek to inspire students and professionals of architecture and various disciplines of engineering. As a group of dreamers and doers, we believe that we can make a tangible difference without sacrificing our professional careers. At the end of the day, it is this constant traction that gives us the energy to do more and beyond ourselves.

To us, ZED Habitats is a cause. Profit is part of the cause. And reward to every professional is part of the profit.

The pioneer spirit

ZED Habitats – the largest green residential developer in India today – is the indisputable leader in pioneering building technologies and management systems. Over 400 of our happy families celebrate sustainable architecture.

Some of the legendary corporate leaders of India have been our clients. We have won many discerning awards. Our organisation has the depth of leadership to sustain itself as a professionally managed one. After all, a leader company cannot be built without leaders! There can be no better compliment than what Vakil Developers – a 'competitor' in the real estate segment in Bangalore – wrote about BCIL in their website: "We are not environment- conscious developers. No, that distinction solely belongs to BCIL. Truly, an outstanding effort. Worthy of recognition and applause. We have a lot to learn (from BCIL) and miles to go."

ZED. Tomorrow's thinking. Today.

Tomorrow, our ideas will take us to housing colonies and tourism destinations with 100% independence from the energy grid, municipal water supply, and external sewerage boards.
To low-energy offices heralding a new future of construction.. To more path-finding solutions for urban living, in small towns and villages as well

Yes, our ideas will take us on many such rewarding journeys. Wouldn't it, therefore, be wonderful if you could stay in touch with ZED?