Tata La Vida Sector 113 Kitchen Planning Guide
Tata La Vida Sector 113 kitchen planning: match Phase 1 or Phase 2, verify handover evidence, measure the site and collect current society fit-out rules.
- Kautuk Sahni
- 10 min read
Tata La Vida Sector 113 Kitchen Planning Guide
For Tata La Vida, a safe modular-kitchen plan starts by matching the owner’s exact project phase, then verifying handover evidence, current fit-out access and finished-site dimensions. WoodAge is a Gurugram-based custom furniture manufacturer founded in 2003; this guide is a planning resource, not proof that WoodAge has completed work in this project.
Evidence boundary - verified 28 July 2026: An HRERA registration, extension, amendment, completion date or projected OC/CC does not by itself prove possession, keys, utilities, snag closure or permission to start interiors. WoodAge does not claim a project or client relationship with Tata La Vida.
Official evidence for Tata La Vida
| Record/phase | Official reference | Status shown by official source | Date type shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Vida original phase | RERA-GRG-326-2019; 148 of 2017 | Approved; certificate uploaded | Registration listing through 31 December 2022 |
| La Vida Phase 2 | RERA-GRG-1118-2022; GGM/639/371/2022/114 | Approved; certificate uploaded | Project completion date 11 August 2027 |
How to interpret it: La Vida and La Vida Phase 2 have separate official records. The Phase 2 date cannot describe the original phase, and a project-level record does not verify a particular unit’s handover, sustainability specification or interior access. Open the official HRERA source. The downloadable WoodAge Gurugram project-phase watchlist and its methodology preserve the source/date boundary.
Five evidence stages before factory production
| Stage | What the owner can safely do | What must remain open |
|---|---|---|
| Project record only | List storage needs, appliance categories, finish preferences and budget structure | Possession, access, final layout and production date |
| Applicable OC/CC/PCC or handover evidence | Match the certificate/letter to phase, tower and unit | Finished dimensions and snag-dependent work |
| Keys and current management circular | Confirm contractor documents, lift route, unloading, work hours and waste rules | Cabinet sizes until site survey |
| Physical site measurement | Record walls, levels, openings, plumbing, electrical load/points, exhaust route and appliance clearances | Production until drawings/BOQ are signed |
| Signed drawings and BOQ | Release named materials, thicknesses, finishes, hardware lines, quantities, inclusions and exclusions | Any variation not approved in writing |
A marketing plan or sale-agreement drawing can start a concept. It should not release cabinet cutting because plaster, tiles, shafts, counters and service points can change usable dimensions.
Project and locality context
Project: Tata La Vida Location: Sector 113, Gurugram Corridor: Dwarka Expressway
Sector 113 planning should keep the exact project gate, tower and service route in the site sheet. The Dwarka Expressway locality is useful context for travel and serviceability; it is not evidence about a tower’s kitchen dimensions or rules. WoodAge’s Dwarka Expressway modular kitchen page explains the wider service context where relevant; it does not replace project documents.
Project facts to re-check (21 August 2026)
WoodAge does not claim a completed project at Tata La Vida. These dated developer and regulator facts support phase-specific planning only; re-confirm the current floor plan, MEP points, shared-amenity access, management rules, lift slots and work hours before design or dispatch.
| Dated fact | Primary source | Kitchen-planning implication |
|---|---|---|
| The promoter identifies Tata La Vida at Sector 113, Bajghera Road, near Dwarka Expressway. | Tata Housing official page | Record Sector 113, the exact gate and tower; do not use an older Sector 112 label on a BOQ. |
| The promoter describes the development as phased by Sector 113 Gatevida Developers. | Tata Housing official page | Every plan, RERA record and handover document must name the applicable phase. |
| Tata Housing states that amenities are shared across the development. | Tata Housing official page | Shared amenities do not establish a contractor route, lift booking or kitchen-service permission. |
| The HRERA record for La Vida Phase 2 is GGM/639/371/2022/114 (114 of 2022). | HRERA project record | Keep Phase 2 status separate from the original-phase record before treating a unit as ready to survey. |
| The same HRERA record shows a Phase 2 project completion date of 11 August 2027. | HRERA project record | This is a project-record date, not proof of possession, keys or interior access for a particular unit. |
| Tata Housing directs buyers to verify approvals and the latest brochure because project details may change. | Tata Housing official page | Use the latest signed plan and agreement for appliance openings, shafts and cabinet production. |
Tata La Vida phase-control sheet for a kitchen BOQ
La Vida is unusually easy to misread because Tata Housing describes a multi-phase development with common amenities, while the regulator record is phase-specific. The following fields keep a Phase I, Phase II or later owner brief from borrowing the wrong plan or access assumption.
| BOQ field | Evidence boundary | Action for the buyer and designer |
|---|---|---|
| Registered phase and promoter | Tata Housing’s current La Vida page names Sector 113 Gatevida Developers and says the development is phased. | Copy the phase name and promoter from the agreement and RERA record into the survey header. |
| Phase II registration | Tata identifies Phase II as Haryana RERA 114 of 2022; the HRERA record is the document trail. | Do not carry Phase II dates or drawings into the original-phase unit without a matching record. |
| Development context | Tata’s page describes 12 acres and 80% open space. | Use these as site context only; they do not establish a kitchen footprint, daylight level or shaft position. |
| Availability wording | The current page labels La Vida “Sold Out.” | Treat this as a marketing availability statement; an owner’s keys, access and existing kitchen still require direct evidence. |
| Shared amenities | Tata states that amenities are common to residents of all phases. | Ask facility management which goods lift, gate and service route applies to the exact tower; common amenities do not grant contractor access. |
| Plan/change control | Tata directs buyers to the latest brochure and says approvals can be checked at RERA and the promoter’s site office. | Save the brochure revision, agreement plan and site-measurement date together before cabinet production. |
| Builder kitchen boundary | The HRERA record describes a kitchen specification for its recorded buildings, including tile/cladding, counter and sink language. | Verify the applicable tower/phase and actual delivered condition; do not assume that a record-level specification is an owner’s present kitchen. |
| Unique design implication | Bajghera Road/near-Dwarka-Expressway location identifies the project but not the unit route. | Measure the gate-to-lift path, utility threshold, waste, duct and electrical points before selecting panel sizes or appliances. |
Source boundary: Tata’s page and the linked HRERA record support phase, promoter and published specification checks. The signed agreement, current facility instruction and dated site evidence decide whether a kitchen can be surveyed, retained or replaced.
Tata La Vida questions before a kitchen layout
| Question to answer | Evidence to collect | Why it changes the design |
|---|---|---|
| Is the unit in the original phase or Phase 2? | Agreement, RERA phase, tower and unit identifier | Prevents Phase 2 dates or plans being applied to the original phase. |
| Does the latest plan place the kitchen service spine, utility edge and exhaust point where the marketing drawing shows them? | Signed plan plus measured sink, waste, duct and electrical points | Controls wet-zone cabinetry and appliance clearances. |
| What shared-amenity or facility route may be used for materials? | Current management circular, lift booking and unloading instruction | Shared amenities do not answer delivery timing or goods movement. |
| Are the gate, balcony/utility threshold and finished floor levels measured at the unit? | Dated photographs and level readings | Protects panel transport, drainage and final counter height. |
Site-measurement sheet for this kitchen
Measure and photograph each item against a numbered wall/elevation:
| Measurement/evidence | Why it changes the kitchen |
|---|---|
| Finished wall-to-wall width at floor, counter and wall-unit height | Reveals taper and prevents relying on one width |
| Floor and wall level/plumb | Determines fillers, scribes and counter support |
| Door/window/opening size and swing | Protects shutters, drawers and circulation |
| Sink inlet, waste and floor-trap position | Controls wet-zone cabinet and maintenance access |
| Hob/chimney position and exhaust route | Controls wall units, duct path and service clearance |
| Electrical points, circuit/load information and DB route | Appliance requirements must be checked by a qualified electrician |
| Appliance model sheets | Cut-outs and ventilation differ by exact model |
| Counter/backsplash condition | Decides whether work is cabinet-only or includes counter/civil scope |
| Existing carcass moisture, swelling, sag and fixing condition | Supports retain/repair/replace decisions |
| Lift, doorway and material route dimensions | Prevents transport/installation assumptions |
Do not publish or quote a project-wide kitchen size from one unit. Tower, stack, unit revision and site finish can differ.
Material and finish evidence to attach to the BOQ
Use the room and failure mode, not a society name, to choose materials:
- For board products, record brand, product line, thickness, relevant IS/ISI/CML marking where applicable, invoice description and wet/dry-zone use. The BWP plywood vs HDHMR vs MDF guide explains what the standards do and do not establish.
- For laminate, acrylic, PU or veneer, name the substrate, finish/product code, edge process, cleaning limits, repair route and written warranty. See the kitchen finish comparison.
- For hinges, slides and lift systems, list the manufacturer, exact product line, quantity and load/use class instead of writing only “premium hardware”.
- For appliances, attach the final manufacturer drawing before closing cabinet dimensions.
There is no honest universal installed lifespan for a Tata La Vida kitchen. Water exposure, workmanship, edge protection, loading, maintenance and product-specific warranties vary.
Existing kitchen: retain, repair or replace
If a kitchen already exists, decide cabinet by cabinet:
- Retain only when the carcass is dry, square, well fixed and compatible with the intended hardware/finish.
- Repair when damage is isolated and a written repair scope can restore the edge, back, hinge plate or shelf without hiding moisture damage.
- Replace when swelling, delamination, persistent leakage, sagging, failed fixings or a fundamentally incompatible layout makes retention unreliable.
Photograph rejected components and state the decision in the BOQ. Project age or brand is not a substitute for inspection.
Society access and logistics
Ask the current management/RWA/facility team for a dated written circular. Confirm contractor registration, identity documents, insurance if required, refundable/non-refundable charges, work hours, noisy-work limits, lift booking/protection, unloading point, debris route and restrictions on plumbing/electrical/structural work. This page asserts no Tata La Vida NOC duration, deposit or working window because these can change.
When should planning and production start?
- Before handover: finalise needs, evidence standards, appliance shortlist and a comparable BOQ format.
- After owner-specific handover/access: inspect services, snags and any existing cabinets; obtain the current management circular.
- After finished-site measurement: create elevations and service coordination drawings.
- After written approval: release production against a versioned drawing set and BOQ.
For quote comparison, use WoodAge’s modular kitchen quotation guide so exclusions do not masquerade as savings.
Questions owners ask
Is La Vida Phase 2 the same record as the original La Vida phase?
No. The official registry lists separate project IDs. Match the owner’s agreement and tower before using any status or date.
Can WoodAge confirm my possession or society rules?
No. Confirm possession/handover with the developer and owner documents, official status with HRERA, and current fit-out rules with project management/RWA. WoodAge can use those documents for cabinetry planning.
Can a kitchen be quoted from the floor plan alone?
A plan can support a provisional scope. A production BOQ needs finished-site measurements, service positions, appliance models and access constraints. Label any pre-measurement amount as an estimate with inclusions/exclusions.
Does this page prove WoodAge has clients in Tata La Vida?
No. The page targets a project-specific planning query and cites public records. A WoodAge relationship would require permission-cleared first-party evidence and is not claimed here.
What should I bring to a WoodAge planning discussion?
Bring the agreement/allotment page showing the project ID and phase, tower/unit reference, applicable handover/certificate documents, dimensioned plan, current fit-out circular, site photos, appliance shortlist and any existing-kitchen inspection notes.
Source and update method
Primary project-status source: Haryana RERA record for Tata La Vida. Status was checked on 28 July 2026. Recheck the live record and owner-specific documents before acting because registrations, extensions, amendments and certificate links can change.
WoodAge 16 SCO, Saraswati Vihar, Chakkarpur, Gurugram 122002 Phone: +91-9910318044 Email: info@woodage.in
Last evidence review: 28 July 2026. Final material, price, timeline and layout depend on site measurement, product evidence, current access rules and a signed BOQ.