The project engineer checks the structure of each building and signs Form 3 for K-RERA. This form confirms the estimated build cost and the actual work done on site.

At Godrej Florenne, Phase 1 covers nine rowhouse blocks and 150 homes. Each block rises four slab levels to a height of 13.35 metres. So the engineer must check foundations, RCC frames and plinth work across a wide site.

Dinesha Shetty holds a local authority licence with the code "SE" in its number. You can quote this number if you ever need to check his standing with the licensing body.

His role grows once the RCC frame work begins on site. K-RERA shows this stage running from December 2026 to February 2029.

The architect designs the layout and signs Form 2 at each stage of the build. This form records how much of the work is complete, in percentage terms. K-RERA uses it to check that the build matches the approved plan.

Shreyas M holds Council of Architecture number CA/2012/56957, and you can check it on the COA website. His practice dates back to 2012, so he brings over a decade of registered work to the project.

His filing links to a set of plan details that you should know before you book.

The low FAR explains why the project feels open and low-rise. Open space covers more than half the land, and you get G+3 rowhouses, not tall towers.

Bhavesh D Shah, a CA based in Thane, signed the Phase 1 cost figures in Form 1. His figures show a land cost of ₹118.98 crore and a development cost of ₹461.80 crore.

The CA also checks each withdrawal from the 70% escrow account. This keeps the cash flow in line with the work that the engineer and architect report.

Under the RERA Act, 2016, Godrej cannot take money from escrow on its own word. The engineer, the architect and the CA must each certify the work and the spend first.

This gives you three separate checks between your payment and the builder's spending. If any form looks wrong, K-RERA can question it and ask for proof. Each expert also carries legal liability for every figure they sign.

For you, the benefit is simple, because your payments move with real progress and not with sales targets.

The K-RERA record lists the contractor as "NA" for now. That is common at launch, since large builders often pick a contractor after they get RERA approval.

Ask the sales team for the contractor name before you sign your agreement. A contractor with villa or rowhouse work in East Bengaluru adds weight to the 2030 handover date.

The engineer and architect track progress against this schedule, so the main dates help you plan.

K-RERA shows 30 September 2030 as the Phase 1 completion date. Godrej quotes 8 October 2030 as the date you get possession of your home.

You can check both experts in a few minutes before you book a home.

• Open rera.karnataka.gov.in and search for "GODREJ FLORENNE" or PR/150926/008942.
• Scroll to "Associated Vendor Details" to see the engineer, architect and CA.
• Check the architect's number on the Council of Architecture website.
• Download Forms 1, 2 and 3 from the project page and read the signed figures.