Wipro Campus

Spread across Gopanpally, near Hyderabad’s Financial District, the Wipro Corporate Campus accommodates 11,000 employees within a nearly one million square foot workplace environment shaped by efficiency, climate responsiveness, and employee wellbeing. Conceived as a community-oriented corporate precinct, the campus reflects Wipro’s ambition to create a future-ready workplace that balances operational performance with a strong connection to landscape, culture, and climate.

Designed for Hyderabad’s tropical conditions and local context, the campus responds to two core ambitions: delivering substantial workplace capacity within an efficient site footprint while advancing the company’s net-zero aspirations. These objectives inform every aspect of the design. Buildings are aligned along the north-south axis to minimise heat gain, while staggered massing creates self-shading and improves airflow. Deep terraces extend workspaces outward, creating comfortable outdoor environments that encourage interaction and informal use throughout the day.

The towers are further shaped by detailed wind and solar studies. Internal courtyards bring daylight deep into the office floors while supporting cross-ventilation, reducing reliance on mechanical systems and enhancing user comfort. Facades combine double-skinned glazing with terracotta clay tiles to lower thermal loads, while earth-toned brick hues establish a connection to local material traditions. Water features inspired by baolis and ghats contribute to evaporative cooling and enrich the campus microclimate, while the site’s natural topography is retained to minimise cut and fill.

Operational efficiency underpins the campus’s performance. Passive environmental strategies work in tandem with active systems, including a 0.5 million square foot underfloor air distribution network and IoT-enabled devices on the GECC platform that monitor building operations in real time. With an annual energy use intensity of approximately 65 kilowatt-hours per square metre and a 70 percent reduction in water use through rainwater harvesting and complete greywater recycling, the campus meets rigorous sustainability benchmarks. A vehicle-free ground plane prioritises walkability, safety, and social exchange, reinforcing the campus as a workplace that maximises performance, usability, and environmental value through integrated design.