Arete Design Studio Joins Hands with GB Realty to Unveil Unique Residential Project Opus One

Chandigarh, December 4, 2025: Chandigarh-based Arete Design Studio has announced its collaboration with GB Realty, a premium real estate developer, to launch Opus One, a one-of-a-kind luxury residential project set in Eco-city, New Chandigarh. Designed to blend contemporary sophistication with nature’s rhythm, the new project reimagines luxury living through an architectural narrative rooted in fluid geometry and holistic well-being.

Spanning 8.75 acres with 3, 4, and 5 BHKs and 26 penthouses set within a lush green urban enclave, Opus One integrates residences, leisure zones, and wellness spaces into one seamless environment. Its dynamic form, inspired by organic curves, mirrors the fluidity of nature, while its bold gold-accented contours establish a striking visual identity on the city’s skyline.

Opus One brings together innovation and environmental consciousness. The project maximises natural light and ventilation through optimal tower orientation, incorporates green terraces for microclimate regulation, and employs advanced energy-efficient façade systems. With rainwater harvesting and heat-reducing materials, sustainability lies at the heart of this landmark creation.

Some of the project’s distinctive design features include interlinked sky terraces and panoramic balconies that frame expansive views, while landscaped podiums and meditation zones ensure community well-being. Each residence has been envisioned for discerning urban professionals, families, and global citizens who value design integrity and meaningful living.

Speaking on the collaboration and the project, Tripat Girdhar, Founder & Principal Architect, Arete Design Studio, said, “Opus One is a celebration of architecture in motion; a seamless blend of technology, artistry, and the environment. We are thrilled to unveil this project alongside GB Realty, which shares a vision with Arete Design Studio to redefine how spaces can inspire life while balancing aesthetics with sustainability.”