KRC Kharadi

Located in Kharadi, Pune, the project occupies a prominent site within one of the city’s fastest-evolving commercial corridors, shaped by the growth of IT parks, mixed-use development, and strong regional connectivity. With close access to major road networks, Pune Airport, and the railway station, it derives its identity from both visibility and convenience. Open fields and lower-rise development to the north and east lend the site longer outward views, while the surrounding commercial and residential fabric reinforces its role as a significant new workplace address.

The development is conceived as a phased two-tower commercial scheme, allowing the first plot to operate independently while preserving the capacity for long-term integration with the second phase. This approach gives the project a measured operational flexibility without compromising the coherence of the larger vision. At ground level, the scheme is organised around active retail frontages, generous entrance lobbies, and a high-street plaza that draws public life into the centre of the development. Dedicated drop-offs, service access, loading zones, and multiple vehicular entry points are carefully separated, creating an arrival sequence that is both more legible and more efficient.

Above the retail and parking podiums, the office towers are planned with large divisible floorplates, central cores, and terrace edges that enhance flexibility for a range of tenancy formats. The upper levels balance compact circulation with generous leasable areas, while the phased strategy ensures that services, parking, and fire-safety infrastructure remain robust at every stage of growth. References to high-street retail and premium entrance spaces signal an ambition to move beyond the conventional office block, giving the project a stronger urban and pedestrian character. Taken together, these moves shape a commercial development in which phased growth, public frontage, and high-performance office planning are brought into careful alignment, positioning the project as a more outward-looking and urbanely composed business destination in Kharadi.