Nimbus Realty Partners with Architect Zafar Masud Chaudhary for Clubhouse at Nimbus The Arista Luxe

Noida, January 22, 2026: Nimbus Realty has partnered with acclaimed architect Zafar Masud Chaudhary, Founder and Principal Architect of Habitat Architects, to design a refined, members-only clubhouse at Tower 5 of Nimbus The Arista Luxe, its luxury residential address in Noida.

Known for his globally attuned, human-centric design philosophy, Chaudhary’s work is defined by quiet elegance, nuanced detailing and spaces that privilege experience over excess. The clubhouse is envisioned as a layered retreat, where texture, light and proportion come together to create an atmosphere of understated luxury.

Set within a 10-acre enclave, Nimbus The Arista Luxe comprises 342 finely crafted residences across Towers 5, 7, 8 and 9. With expansive landscaped greens, curated water features and generous open spaces, the development offers a rare sense of calm, privacy and spatial generosity, hallmarks of contemporary luxury living.

Commenting on the collaboration, Sahil Agrawal, CEO, Nimbus Group, said, “At Nimbus, we approach luxury through the lens of intention and longevity. The idea was never to create something ornamental, but to design a space that feels instinctive, elegant and deeply considered. Zafar brings a rare sensitivity to scale, materiality and human behaviour, which allows architecture to feel both intimate and expansive. The clubhouse is imagined as a social sanctuary, one that evolves with its residents and becomes an integral part of their everyday rituals.”

Zafar Masud Chaudhary, Founder and Principal Architect, Habitat Architects, added, “For us, luxury is about atmosphere, how a space makes you feel the moment you enter it. The clubhouse at Nimbus The Arista Luxe is conceived as an experiential pause from the outside world, shaped by light, texture and a sense of quiet continuity. Our focus is on crafting environments that feel warm, tactile and emotionally resonant, where design is subtle yet memorable, and every detail serves a purpose.”