House of Hiranandani announced that Lightbridge, his flagship IT park in the Saki Vihar Road in Powai, Mumbai, the Platinum -Rating from the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) as part of its Green New Building Rating system, received one of the highest certificates of sustainability in India. Lightbridge was developed as a next generation's workplace and comprises around 6,00,000 square foot. The project represents the company's focus on the creation of trade rooms that bring about architectural innovations with ecological responsibility.
Prashin Jhobalia, Chief Marketing Officer from House of Hiranandani, found that the certification confirms its approach to the development of trade rooms, which give a long -term value for both humans and the planet. Strategically positioned between two subway lines and a company near Andheri-Kurla Road and another that is imminent along the JVLR building. The location is also close to the essential infrastructure such as airport, hotels, hospitals and shopping areas and is therefore attractive for multinational companies and aspiring Indian companies who are looking for premium office rooms.
Lightbridge houses remarkable tenants such as Crisil, Wework, Sugar Cosmetics and Emcure, among other things, leading technological and services brands. The infrastructure includes intelligent automation, water and energy-efficient systems, sufficient vehicle parking spaces, waste management, daylight design and green landscape design, which you can establish as one of the most progressive and sustainable commercial hubs in the city. The development also ensures convenience reasons with curated retail options, access to Premium guest friendship and a robust crisis reaction structure.
Jhobalia emphasized that House of Hiranandani's focus was on creating long -term value through energy savings, well -being and adaptability for the future. Lightbridge complements the portfolio of the company of IGBC commercial projects, which include Olympus A&B and Quantum near Hiranandani Estate, Thane, and further consolidate its reputation as a leader in sustainable urban development.
House of Hiranandani has long been recognized for the design of integrated communities and iconic urban landscapes in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad. With more than four decades, the company developed more than 49 million square foot, including 13 million m² of office space, delivered 26,612 houses, trained over 95,000 students and planted more than 69,000 trees. The developments consistently aim to exceed the industry standards for design, engineering and sustainability.
Source PTI