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Amazon, Hyderabad: The largest ecommerce company Amazon opened its biggest campus in Hyderabad. Situated at Nanakramguda in Gachibowli. This place is the first owned office building of Amazon outside the United States, and it is their largest building in the world. The campus, spread over 9.5 acres, can house more than 15,000 employees of Amazon's over 62,000 employee-base in India. Credit: DH Photo
Cybertecture Egg, Mumbai: Developed by James Law Cybertecture and Ove Arup, the egg-shaped Cybertecture is a 13-storey building spread over 33,000 sq m office. The structure uses a diagrid exoskeleton that forms a rigid structural system, giving it high space flexibility and column-free floor plates. Credit: worldarchitecture.org
Infosys, Mysore: Spanning over 1.44 million sq ft, Indian multinational information technology company, Infosys office, resembles an oversize golf ball. Credit: Pinterest/Chaitanya Bijoy
Statesman House, New Delhi: Situated in the heart of Delhi, the Statesman House is one of the tallest buildings in Connaught Place. This traditional-looking architectural marvel has a hollow cylinder-like shape that is diagonally cut from above. Credit: Avanta
Infosys, Mysore: Another architectural beauty built by the tech giant is inspired by Japanese paper art, Origami. Credit: worldarchitecture.org
EDRC, Chennai: Ranked first among the list of top amazing green corporate offices in India, this building is definitely one of the major highlights of Chennai. Credit: L&T
DLF Gateway, Gurugram: Designed like a ship, this office space is loaded with futuristic amenities and is one of the tallest skyscrapers in Gurugram. Credit: Zricks
I-Flex Solutions, Bangalore: Built in flower petal-shaped blocks, the Bagmane IT Park can accommodate over 1,500 employees. Credit: worldarchitecture.org
Adobe Headquarters, Noida: American multinational computer software company has planned to set up an attractive office building which is intriguing to the eye in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Credit: Adobe India