Agastya Corporate Park, Mumbai

For Piramal Realty, Ar. Sandeep Shikre, Founder and Principal Architect of Sandeep Shikre & Associates, envisioned a workspace campus that moves beyond the conventional office block, creating an open, outdoor-oriented environment where organisations can thrive. The project reflects Piramal Realty’s gold standards of quality, design and customer experience, set within a 16.25-acre development. Designed by CallisonRTKL, Amsterdam, with interiors by Space Matrix, Mumbai, and Cormac Lynch, Mumbai, the campus brings together approximately 50,000 sq. ft. of landscaped greenery and around 1.9 million sq. ft. of leasable space across two phases.

Bhartiya Centre of Information Technology, Bengaluru

At Edifice Consultants, Bengaluru, Ar. Manoj Choudhury, Director, and Ar. Mahesh Thakur, Architect, approached the Bhartiya Centre for Information as a modern IT office campus shaped around flexibility, adaptability and energy efficiency. As part of the larger Bhartiya City master plan, the design had to go beyond the traditional workplace, creating a socially oriented and collaborative environment that integrates seamlessly with a diverse mixed-use development of residences, retail, education, hospitality and healthcare.

Booking.Com, Amsterdam

Designed by UNStudio, Amsterdam, with interior design by HofmanDujardin, the new headquarters of Booking.com brings together 6,500 employees who were previously spread across several locations in the city. Developed in collaboration with Bouwfonds Property Development (BPD) and the Booking.com team, the campus creates a contemporary workplace that places equal emphasis on employee wellbeing, sustainability and urban integration. A diverse team of interior and experience designers, including CBRE Design Collective, i29 Interior Architects, Linehouse, Studio Modijefsky and others, contributed to shaping the workplace experience, making the project one of Amsterdam’s most ambitious contemporary work environments.

Damcosoft IT Park, Chandigarh

Conceived by Ar Sangeet Sharma and Ar Purnima Sharma of SD Sharma & Associates, Panchkula, Damcosoft IT Park occupies a strategic location within Chandigarh’s emerging IT district. The project was conceived as a contemporary corporate workspace that balances technological efficiency with environmental responsibility. Responding to the client’s vision for a distinctive corporate landmark, the design creates an innovative and inspiring work environment while integrating sustainable principles into its architectural expression.

DLF Cyber City, Chennai

Conceived by Architect Hafeez Contractor, Mumbai, DLF Cybercity Chennai was planned as a large-scale IT campus capable of accommodating substantial workspace requirements, extensive parking and phased future expansion. Spread across 42.5 acres with more than 6 million sq. ft. of development, the campus has evolved into one of Southern India’s largest operational IT SEZs. Its corporate environment responds to the needs of India’s expanding technology sector through an architectural language centred on urbanity, clarity, efficiency and flexibility.

K Raheja Corp Commerzone, Hyderabad

K Raheja Corp Commerzone conceived by Morphogenesis, New Delhi is envisioned as a next-generation IT and ITES business park where workplaces coexist with lifestyle and landscaped spaces. Set across nine acres, the development offers 2.631 million sq. ft. of leasable space, anchored by a 4.5-acre landscaped podium. The design responds sensitively to the site’s natural character, incorporating gentle undulations and a rocky outcrop that frames views towards Durgam Cheruvu Lake. The result is a business environment that moves beyond the conventional office park to create a more integrated workplace ecosystem.

Magnum Global Park, Gurugram

ACPL Design Limited, New Delhi | Lead Architects: Ar. Kulmeet Shangari & Jasreen Kaur, Directors

Designed by ACPL Design Limited, New Delhi, Magnum Global Park occupies a prominent T-junction on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road, positioning it as a landmark Grade A development within one of the city’s established commercial districts. Spread across 6.5 acres with a built-up area of 1.1 million sq. ft., the development brings together premium office spaces, IT/ITES facilities, retail and recreational amenities. Its strategic location, strong infrastructure and connectivity further reinforce its role as a high-value commercial destination, with convenient access to the Rapid Metro, Indira Gandhi International Airport, South Delhi and Faridabad.

Nirlon Knowledge Park, Mumbai

For Nirlon Knowledge Park, VA Associates, Bengaluru, transformed a 23-acre former synthetic fibre manufacturing site into a high-density, multi-tenant IT business park. The project’s location along the natural runoff path from Goregaon’s higher, undulating terrain presented a critical challenge in Mumbai’s heavy monsoon conditions. The design team responded with an underground drainage network complemented by a 250-metre-long surface water feature. Together, these interventions help mitigate flood risks, manage rainwater and maintain healthier environmental conditions across the campus, demonstrating how infrastructure can become an integral part of the landscape and architectural strategy.

Vatika One on One Private Limited, A Vatika Group Company, Gurugram

Conceptualized by Studio UA, with studios in Gurugram, London and New York, Vatika One on One is an expansive IT campus located on a 12.13-acre site in Sector 16 along National Highway 48, connecting Delhi and Gurugram. The commercial masterplan is anchored by two landmark towers, approximately 110 m and 128 m high, offering expansive views across the two cities. Four seven-storey office buildings, each spanning 12,000 sq. ft., are occupied by Air India, while a mid-rise twelve-storey tower houses Ericsson. With potential for future expansion through adjoining parcels, the development establishes a prominent corporate address along one of the region’s key urban corridors.

Wipro Kodathi-B2, Bengaluru

Designed by Ostraca Architecture & Interiors, Bengaluru, in collaboration with Venkataramanan Associates (Building Architects), Wipro Kodathi-B2 forms an integral part of the client’s LEED Platinum-certified Kodathi campus. Spanning approximately 6.5 lakh sq. ft., the B-2 building was conceived as a sustainable, future-ready workplace that brings together technology, innovation and human-centric design. The two firms worked closely to establish a seamless design language from the building’s exterior through to its interiors, creating a cohesive experience that strengthens the larger operational and innovation ecosystem of the campus.

World Trade Center, New Delhi

The World Trade Center conceptualized by Sikka Associates Architects, New Delhi is among the capital’s most significant contemporary commercial developments. Spread across 25 acres, the project brings together approximately six million sq. ft. of built-up area across twelve interconnected office towers. Conceived in response to Delhi’s fragmented and ageing office infrastructure and the shortage of Grade A commercial space within the city core, the development consolidates workspaces, retail and cultural programmes into a single integrated ecosystem. Designed to support more than 30,000 users, it creates a new model for large-scale urban commercial development in the capital.

Xansa Information Technology Campus, Chennai

At a time when IT campuses were largely defined by generic glass-and-concrete office blocks, Nataraj and Venkat Architects, Chennai, set out to give the Xansa Information Technology Campus a stronger architectural identity. Designed across an expansive site, the campus brings architecture and landscape together to create a productive and engaging workplace. Moving away from a purely corporate aesthetic, the design draws from India’s vernacular architectural traditions, translating their visual richness and climatic responsiveness into a contemporary IT environment.

Taj Bengaluru International Airport (BIAL), Bengaluru

Designed by Morphogenesis under the leadership of founders and principal architects Ar. Sonali Rastogi and Ar. Manit Rastogi, Taj Bengaluru International Airport extends the hotel’s presence within Bengaluru’s airport precinct. Located near Terminal 1, the expansion responds to the growing demand for premium accommodation for business and leisure travellers. The addition introduces 220 guest rooms, including standard rooms and premium corner suites, carefully planned to maximize privacy and runway views while complementing the existing hotel. The project reinforces the property’s role as a seamless hospitality destination in one of India’s leading technology hubs.

Taj Mussoorie Foothills, Mussoorie

A Sharma Associates, led by Ar. Anil Sharma, Principal Architect, designed Taj Mussoorie Foothills as an elevated interpretation of the contemporary business hospitality experience. Spanning a 2.7-acre site in the foothills of Mussoorie, the 115-key hotel moves beyond the conventional idea of business hotels as purely functional stopovers, instead creating environments that balance efficiency with comfort. Overlooking the Shivalik Range, the property is designed to support productivity during the day and tranquility at night, while incorporating all key amenities of a modern Taj hospitality destination.

Holiday Inn, Lucknow

The interiors of Holiday Inn Lucknow were designed by Ar. Khozema Chitalwala, Principal Architect, Designers Group, in collaboration with A Sharma Associates for architecture. Conceived as a 200-key business hotel, the project balances contemporary aesthetics with functional efficiency. While the public spaces feature bold, visually engaging interiors inspired by Lucknow’s cultural heritage, the guest rooms are intentionally understated to create a calm and comfortable stay. A key planning strategy places all public amenities on a single level, ensuring seamless circulation, with an elegant lobby defined by Italian marble flooring and a refined reception experience.

Hilton Kathmandu, Kathmandu

At Studio Symbiosis Architects, founders Ar. Britta Knobel Gupta and Ar. Amit Gupta envisioned Hilton Kathmandu as a hotel that reflects Nepal’s cultural identity while meeting Hilton Worldwide’s global hospitality standards. Designed for a compact urban site, the 176-key hotel maximizes operational efficiency and ensures uninterrupted views of the Himalayan ranges from every guest room. The project also addresses the region’s high seismic requirements and successfully accommodates a mid-construction brand upgrade from DoubleTree by Hilton to Hilton.

Vivanta by Taj, ITPL, Bengaluru

At the eastern gateway of Whitefield’s International Tech Park, Designplus Architects, led by Ar. Sonali Bhagwati, in collaboration with Wow Architects, Singapore, redefined Vivanta by Taj as a contemporary urban business hotel. The 212-key property is positioned to serve both short-stay transit guests and long-stay business travelers, leveraging its proximity to Bengaluru’s airport and technology hubs. Public areas are designed to encourage social interaction and activity, while guest rooms provide calm, functional spaces for work and rest, aligning with the evolving expectations of modern hospitality.

Greenpark Hotel, Bengaluru

For Greenpark Hotel Bengaluru, Ar. Sandeep Khosla and Ar. Amaresh Anand developed a contemporary interpretation of Indian design rooted in regional craftsmanship. Responding to the client’s vision, the hotel incorporates handcrafted elements sourced from across the country, including bone inlay from Jodhpur, wood marquetry from Mysore, lacquer work from Channapatna, textiles and cane from Nagaland, carpets from Mirzapur, and papier-mâché from Kashmir. The result is a refined hospitality experience that celebrates India’s rich craft traditions through a modern design language.

Novotel Kinshasa, DR Congo

Designed by Arcop Associates, with Raja Raja Menon and Jagjit Singh leading the project, Novotel Kinshasa demonstrates how contemporary hospitality design can address challenging urban conditions while embracing sustainability. Developed on a compact 1,800 sq. m. site along one of Kinshasa’s busiest boulevards, the project evolved from an initial 150-room proposal into a thoughtfully planned 116-room hotel. Combining garden bungalows with a contemporary multi-storey structure, the design responds to site constraints with efficient planning, construction precision, and a hospitality experience rooted in comfort and contextual sensitivity.

The Magnus by Broadway, Coimbatore

Within the Broadway Megaplex in Coimbatore, Shripal and Venkat Architects, led by Ar. Shripal Munshi, conceived The Magnus as a design-forward boutique hotel that integrates seamlessly into a larger mixed-use ecosystem. The 38-key property, designed in collaboration with Paradigm Shift, Bangkok for interiors, blends hospitality with retail, entertainment, and dining within a 3.1-acre development. Rather than functioning as an isolated hotel, it extends the energy of the Megaplex, offering a contemporary experience where work, leisure, and urban lifestyle intersect.

Grand Mercure, Agra

Interiors by Studio B Architects under the leadership of its principal architect Ar. Anil Badan, the Grand Mercure Agra responds to the city’s rich historical and cultural context while offering a comfortable and efficient environment for business travellers. Conceptualized by A Sharma Associates, the project has a distinctive entrance, marked by a striking canopy and layered lighting that creates a memorable arrival experience and intuitive wayfinding. The hotel’s layout enables seamless movement between key functional spaces, while wellness amenities, including a gym, spa, and landscaped outdoor areas, provide opportunities for relaxation within the campus.

Mee Hotel, Shenzhen

Drawing inspiration from the site’s identity as the “Bamboo Forest,” Ar. Horace Pan, Design Director at Panorama Design Group, envisioned Mee Hotel as a tranquil urban retreat for business travellers. Spanning 6,200 sq. m., the hotel uses bamboo as its defining material, with light and shadow animating the lobby’s sculptural walls. Working closely with local artisans and traditional bamboo weavers, the team crafted full-height woven screens that celebrate regional craftsmanship. Complemented by a pitched roof and natural diatom mud-finished walls, the interiors create a serene, minimalist environment that reconnects guests with nature amid the city.

The Warszawa Business Garden Hotel, Warsaw

Designed by Studio Fuksas, under the leadership of founders Ar. Massimiliano Fuksas and Ar. Doriana Fuksas, the Warszawa Business Garden Hotel is part of a large-scale mixed-use business park spanning over 100,000 sq. m. along Zwirki i Wigury Street. Building 1 integrates a 206-key hotel with a congress center, event spaces, offices, retail, and parking, all organized around a central open space that acts as a social and circulation hub. The design emphasizes connectivity and fluid movement between functions within a highly active urban-commercial environment.