A look inside Mukesh Ambani’s $4.6 billion 27-storey skyscraper Antilia

Antilia, the residence of Mukesh Ambani, a renowned billionaire in Asia, transcends the definition of a mere dwelling – it stands as an architectural marvel.

Antilia is adorned with lotus and sun motifs, intricately incorporated throughout its design.

Noteworthy is the incorporation of a garden on one floor, seamlessly dividing the corporate meeting facilities and parking levels from the residential quarters above.

What sets Antilia apart is its commitment to diversity – no two floors share the same material, adding a unique touch to each level.

Mukesh Ambani’s staggering net worth of $113.3 billion (As of March 26, 2024), according to Forbes, places him among the world’s top 10 billionaires.

Antilia, valued between $1 to $2 billion, ranks as one of the most expensive private residences globally, trailing only behind Buckingham Palace valued at $4.9 billion.

Out of its 27 floors, the top six are exclusively reserved for the Ambani family, accessible via high-speed elevators among the nine serving the skyscraper.

Six floors are designated as a sprawling garage capable of accommodating 168 luxury vehicles. Antilia houses a spa and yoga center, providing a sanctuary for health and wellness enthusiasts.