Campus for Wipro
July 7, 2021
This corporate office for Wipro, one of India’s largest IT firms, is located in Hyderabad. With 101 acres of land, the project embodies the historical and cultural references of the region whilst being contextually relevant to these modern times. The plan for this office campus is evolved from understanding the carrying capacity of the site; a capacity determined by functions like energy, water, geology of the land, along with essential rules of urban design pertaining to light, ventilation and shading. With an estimated EPI of 30, this development sets out to be net-zero on energy, water, and waste to landfill. To offset the water needs, the site has been analysed for water catchment zones, with all surface run-off intended to be used to create a water reservoir.
PROJECT DATA
Project Name | Campus for Wipro |
Location | Hyderabad |
Status | In progress |
Client/Owner | Wipro Ltd. |
Built-up Area | 16,35,725 square feet |
Site area | 37.91 acres |
Consultants | Structure; MEP & FF: TATA Consulting Engineers Ltd. Traffic: GMD COnsutants VT: L’Avenir Consultancy Pvt. Ltd Façade: Meinhardt Facade Technology (India) Pvt Ltd Landscape: Integral Designs International Studio Pvt. Ltd. Environmental Design: Transolar Green Certification: Ecofirst Interiors (Common Areas): Gensler Hospitality: HPG Consulting Lighting Design: KSA Lighting BIM; 3D Visuals: Morphogenesis QS: AECOM PMC: TATA Consulting Engineers Ltd. Art Curator: ODD Works |
Contractor | Civil & Structure: L & T Façade: MERO and Alufit |
Women in Architecture: FuturArc Interview Sonali Rastogi
Sonali Rastogi is an Indian architect and co-founder of Morphogenesis— an architecture and urban design studio based in New Delhi, which she started with her partner Manit Rastogi. Morphogenesis is one of the most successful contemporary architectural practices in India that has gained global recognition. Sonali is a graduate of Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, and is an honorary fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in London. In 2014, she was named co-laureate of the SIA Getz Award by the Singapore Institute of Architects.
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