Dalcore The Falcon, Sector 53: Inside Gurgaon’s First YOO-Branded Residence on Golf Course Road Gurgaon
If you’ve driven down Golf Course Road in the last year, you’ve probably noticed a single tower climbing steadily into the skyline near Paras Hospital, somewhere between AIPL The Masterpiece and the older Westend Heights stretch. Ask around and most brokers will mention the same three words: Dalcore, YOO, and Starck. That’s The Falcon — and it’s become one of the most talked-about new launches on this stretch in a long time, mostly because of who’s behind the design, not just who’s building it.
Dalcore The Falcon is a single-tower, ultra-luxury residential development by Dalcore Projects Pvt Ltd, rising 39 floors on Sector 53’s Golf Course Road frontage. It’s a deliberately low-density project — just 96 apartments in the entire tower, with only three residences per floor. That’s a meaningful number in a city where most “luxury” towers still pack six to eight units onto a single floor plate.
What sets it apart isn’t scale, though — it’s the design pedigree. The architecture is led by UHA London (Upton Hansen Architects), with Jonas Upton-Hansen directing the vision, supported locally by Design Forum International under Anuj Tewatia. The interiors carry the YOO brand — the global branded-residence company co-founded by Philippe Starck — making this one of the first YOO-branded residential addresses in North India. Construction has been contracted to B.L. Gupta Construction (P) Ltd, reportedly under a deal worth around ₹225 crore, with Dalcore itself reportedly committing around ₹500 crore to the overall development.
Golf Course Road has been Gurgaon’s most stable luxury address for over a decade, and Sector 53 sits right in its established core — not the newer extension stretch, but the original belt. The Falcon is positioned directly opposite Paras Hospital, close to Westend Heights and AIPL The Masterpiece, with the Sector 53-54 Rapid Metro Station just minutes away.
Every residence is triple-aspect by design, allowing units to claim up to 270-degree views, while the tower as a whole offers 360-degree visibility given its height and slenderness. Ceiling heights run at a notable 3.6 metres — well above the standard 3-3.2 metre norm in most Gurgaon high-rises — and residents get access to what’s being marketed as Gurgaon’s first panoramic glass lift experience.
