India has officially taken the global spotlight in infrastructure with the unveiling of the world’s largest office complex, a massive testament to the nation’s rapid economic and technological growth. Located in Bengaluru, the heart of India’s tech and innovation ecosystem, this iconic structure is set to redefine the concept of modern workplaces.
The colossal office park spans over 12 million square feet, surpassing global giants like the Pentagon in the U.S. and Apple’s Cupertino campus. Designed to accommodate more than 75,000 employees, the complex is equipped with smart workspaces, AI-integrated infrastructure, and green energy systems.
- Total Area: 12+ million sq. ft
- Employee Capacity: 75,000+
- Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Facilities: AI-powered offices, solar rooftops, rainwater harvesting, fitness zones, indoor forests, and co-working hubs
- Companies Involved: Tech giants, startups, research labs, and global financial firms
The complex has been developed as part of India’s Smart Infrastructure Initiative, aiming to make Indian cities not only future-ready but globally competitive in sustainability, technology, and employment generation.
“This is not just an office park—it’s a city within a city. It reflects the scale of India’s ambitions and its central role in the global digital economy,” said a government official during the inauguration.
- Powered by renewable energy
- Built with green-certified materials
- Includes 30 acres of green spaces and biodiversity zones
Urban planners and architects across the globe have praised the complex as a model for megascale urban work environments that prioritize both technology and well-being.
With this landmark achievement, India has once again positioned itself as a leader on the global innovation map—this time not just with minds and machines, but with monumental infrastructure that matches its future vision.
