The ITC Green Centre in Gurgaon, India is the first LEED Platinum-rated building in the country, with a total area of 15,799 sqm. Designed by architect Sandeep Singh, it utilizes sustainable practices like maximizing natural light through a central atrium, connecting different areas while reducing electricity usage. The building's pilotis, free plan layout, facade windows, and L-shape were all designed around green concepts to allow natural systems to function with minimal artificial assistance.

1. ABDUL REHMAN QURESHI
PRESENTED BY:
19-AR-001

2. ITC Green Centre
Location : ITC Green Centre Gurgaon, Delhi

3. Architect : Sandeep singh
Sustainable Building

4. Total Area: 15,799 sq. m
Conditioned area :
9294 m²
Non-conditioned area : 6505 m²
The first LEED 'Platinum' rated building in India and has
endeavored to adopt green practices that go beyond recycled
waste and day-lit offices. Within a built-in area.
All systems are integrated in a way so that they can
function as naturally as possible.

6. Elevation Plan

8.  The central atrium allows a column of glare-free
natural light to form in the heart of the building,
thereby reducing the use of artificial light.
The atrium also connects the various parts of
the building to each other, both horizontally and
vertically.

12. Concept
• The pilotis
• Free Plan
• Façade windows
• L-shaped design

13. pilotis
• Pilotis means columns

14. Free Plan

15. Façade windows
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16. L-shaped design

17. Building Design