Residential Campus for ITC, Guntur in Andhra Pradesh.

New Delhi, March 28, 2018: As part of the first phase of development, the G+8 towers of the residential complex within the campus now stand completed; with its interlinked courtyards and pedestrian-centric pathways ringed around an urban park – which acts as the lungs of the campus – the ITC campus is a study in contextual design and climatic efficiency, one that abides by LEED guidelines and stands to gain a GRIHA certification shortly. Its recessed balconies and staggered façade enable a cool, pleasant environ within hot and humid Guntur; its low carbon footprint and immense water and energy savings make it a benchmark in sustainable housing development. Guntur, an academic hub and administrative center for its district, is a rapidly growing Indian city whose association with ILTD has contributed to its multifarious growth. In line with ITC’s vision and mission – which encompasses multiplicity, diversity, and the pursuit of excellence – the ILTD Guntur campus master plan brings together myriad functions to create a dynamic and business destination.

ECPL is one of India’s largest architectural firms, with offices in various cities of India, promotes an intensive and innovative design culture. This past year, we celebrated 28 years of designing sustainable built environments that pay due deference to context.

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