Inside the Gaur Alaris (Gaur Plume) Clubhouse — 85,000 sq ft Peacock Club Explained.

Why 1,00,000 sq ft Is a Meaningful Number

A square-footage figure is hard to picture until it is set beside something. For context on Club Regalia's approx. 1,00,000 sq ft* total (85,000 sq ft of clubhouse building plus a 15,000 sq ft Sky Terrace):

• A typical standalone neighbourhood club (Delhi Gymkhana, Delhi Golf Club) runs 50,000–80,000 sq ft of built floor area. Club Regalia's 85,000 sq ft clubhouse building alone is larger than many such clubs that serve entire neighbourhoods with paid memberships — before the 15,000 sq ft terrace is even counted.
• The 85,000 sq ft clubhouse building across its 4 main floors is approximately the size of a mid-scale commercial office building of 5–6 floors — a building that houses 400–500 people comfortably in a corporate context. Add the 15,000 sq ft Sky Terrace as the 5th level and the total footprint reaches 1,00,000 sq ft.
• Club floor area per household follows the final unit count across the project's 8 towers, which is fixed in the Agreement for Sale and worth asking for in writing.

The Peacock Design Concept

Per the developer's dossier the structure takes the form of a circular feather-form building: the plan is based on the radiating arc of a peacock's tail feather, with the building's central spine as the quill and the amenity floors spreading outward as the barbs. The theme is in the plan, not on the signage.

This has practical implications for the interior: a circular-plan building eliminates long, dark corridors. Every level's primary circulation spaces are naturally lit from the perimeter, and the central atrium of the double-height lobby becomes the social and visual heart of the building. The peacock palette, deep teal, iridescent blue-green and gold, runs through the materiality from the lobby floor to the wellness floors.

The Double-height Entrance Lobby

The clubhouse opens into a double-height entrance lobby, approximately 25–30 feet from floor to ceiling, which is two full storeys. On an 11.8-acre site that height does one plain job: it makes the club entrance easy to find.

A lobby that size normally carries the reception desk, a waiting lounge and the lift and stair core that feeds the five levels. The feather-form ceiling is the developer's stated idea for it; what is built is per the sanctioned plans.

The Five Levels: A Conceptual Breakdown

Per the developer's Sales Deck 2, Club Regalia's 85,000 sq ft clubhouse building is distributed across four main floors, topped by a 15,000 sq ft Sky Terrace as the fifth level — 1,00,000 sq ft in total, each level themed to a zone of community life. The following is a conceptual interpretation of the typical zoning for a project of this scale and ambition — buyers should request the actual floor plan of the clubhouse from our sales desk for the confirmed level-by-level breakdown.

Ground Level — Arrival, Social and Leisure

The ground level is the most public floor. Beyond the double-height lobby the zoning shown is social: a café or bistro, a banquet or event space for weddings and large gatherings, and decks opening to the pool and the landscaped greens. A floor zoned that way is the one in use through the day, between 7 AM and 9 PM.

Level 1 — Fitness, Wellness and Sport

At 85,000 sq ft across 4 floors, each floor is approximately 21,000 sq ft, larger than a standard commercial floor plate. A wellness floor of that size has room for free weights, cable machines, a cardio zone and functional training space, a yoga and meditation studio, an aerobics or dance studio, and a spa with steam, sauna, jacuzzi and treatment rooms. A floor that size should take 200–300 residents at once without crowding.

Level 2 — Sport, Recreation and Outdoor Decks

Indoor sport at this scale typically includes: a squash court, a badminton court, a table tennis zone, billiards, a putting green, and possibly a half-court basketball zone. Outdoor sport (on the podium decks at this level) can include a rooftop cricket practice net, a tennis or pickleball court, and additional pool decks. The outdoor deck at Level 2 is the link from the clubhouse to the podium-level greens and the pool.

Level 3 (Top Floor of the Clubhouse Building) — Skylounge, Work and Quiet

The top floor of the 85,000 sq ft clubhouse building serves the community's quieter needs: a skylounge with panoramic views over the greens and the Yamuna Expressway corridor, a co-working or business lounge, a library or reading room, and possibly a private dining or private meeting room that can be reserved by residents for small events.

Level 4 — The Sky Terrace

Above the clubhouse building sits the 15,000 sq ft Sky Terrace — the fifth level, and per the developer's Sales Deck 2 it is named, not conceptual: a Sky Veranda, a Sky Breeze Pavilion, a Horizon Viewing Deck, and a Terrace Lawn. This is the level that turns Club Regalia's total footprint from 85,000 sq ft to 1,00,000 sq ft, and it is the clearest expression of the "resort on a rooftop" idea — open-air social and viewing space above the enclosed clubhouse floors, overlooking the 8+ acres of landscaped greens.

The 75+ Amenities: What to Expect

The developer's brochure lists 75+ amenities, counting anchor facilities and ancillary ones together. The grid below is what a list of that length usually covers, not Plume's confirmed line-by-line specification:

All amenity items above are illustrative of what a 75+ amenity, 1,00,000 sq ft (Club Regalia) project typically includes and are not confirmed line-by-line specifications for Gaur Plume. The developer's brochure amenity list is shared with registered enquirers. Final specifications as per the Agreement for Sale.

The 8 Acres of Landscaped Greens

Separate from the clubhouse, Gaur Plume allocates approximately 8 acres of the total 11.8 acres to landscaped greens and lifestyle zones. This is an unusually high open-space ratio — approximately 68% of the site is green rather than built. By comparison, many NCR projects in this price range have 30–40% green area after towers and podiums are accounted for.

The landscape design is led by Clint Owen of Site Concepts International, a practice known for resort-quality landscape work. The greens are planned as separate lifestyle zones rather than one undifferentiated lawn. The zones and gardens that are actually named sit in the developer's sales deck, and our clubhouse and amenities page lists them. Planting palette and hardscape follow the peacock theme.

What Buyers Should Know About Amenities Before Allotment

At this stage, all amenities are conceptual — they are commitments made in the developer's brochure and marketing material. The legal commitments are made in the Agreement for Sale, which is the document signed when a unit is formally allotted, under the project's RERA registration (Gaur Alaris, UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026). Buyers at this stage should:

1. Request the developer's full amenity list (shared with registered enquirers) to understand the scope of commitments.
2. Ask specifically which amenities will be part of Phase 1 and the Phase 1 clubhouse — some amenities in large projects are deferred to Phase 2 or later.
3. Understand the maintenance charge structure — a 1,00,000 sq ft clubhouse like Club Regalia has significant operating costs that will be reflected in the monthly maintenance charge post-possession.
4. Confirm the clubhouse completion is tied to possession — that it will be ready at the same time as the towers.

All amenities per the developer's brochure and conceptual. Final specifications per the Agreement for Sale. BSP of record ₹12,000/sq.ft* super area, as on 7 September 2026, other charges extra. Phase 1 bookings closed on 1 September 2026 at ₹9,000/sq.ft* super area, other charges extra. Now RERA-registered as Gaur Alaris, UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026.

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