Service Industry Education Campus
The shape of this 70-acre plot with a north-east constricted mouth helped generate the concept of five fingers radiating from the entrance. Each finger functions as a separate institute — covering hospitality, management, health sciences, banking training, and a centre of excellence.
The layout radiates from the entrance through zones of common facilities, a forest area, institute space, and residential units surrounded by a service road. The five-finger concept allows each institute to maintain its own identity while sharing infrastructure and connecting back to a common arrival sequence.
At 1.5 million sq ft on 70 acres, this is one of the largest projects in the portfolio. A campus of this size has to be clear in plan and easy to walk around, and the radiating layout does both.
The 70-acre plot narrows at its north-east mouth, and that shape set the plan. The campus runs from common facilities through forest to the institutes and residential units, with a service road around the edge.
Five fingers radiate from the entrance, each one its own institute, all sharing a common arrival.
Each finger functions as a separate institute — covering hospitality, management, health sciences, banking training, and a centre of excellence — radiating from the entrance through zones of common facilities and forest.
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- Institute of Technology and Management
