Try GOLD - Free

Delivering projects with the best construction technology

Commercial Design

|

January 2022

For quite some time, the Indian real estate sector has been aggressively using technology to improve client experiences. The sector is depending on new-age digital and construction technology to get through the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, which hit while it was still recovering from the first. Adoption of new technologies has become a necessity, especially in light of RERA, which emphasises the importance of timely project completion.

- SANJAY SHARMA, DIRECTOR, SKA GROUP

Delivering projects with the best construction technology

As demand for high-rise buildings increased, traditional methods of construction proved to be inadequate, causing delays and poor quality of construction. The quality of construction also reduced as the volume of construction increased. It also led to large amounts of waste and water and air pollution. New technologies are playing a crucial role in India’s property markets, which need transformation. Not only construction, but also design, the property acquisition process, and other building technology can help in the modernization of India’s real estate.

India is one of the world’s fastest expanding construction markets, growing at a rate of 7-8 percent every year. By 2025, the segment is expected to be the third-largest in the world, with a market value of $1 trillion. It’s time to turn to advances that will allow for a better and faster design process, and more comprehensive planning and visualisation, simulation, and construction.

MORE STORIES FROM Commercial Design

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

RACKING THE BUILDING HANDOVER CODE

Simon Joss of KEO International Consultants and Mark Docherty of Optima, unpack the pitfalls and best practices in testing, commissioning, and handover

time to read

4 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

MUSEUM MEETS WORKPLACE

Studio IV Designs transforms EY's Gurugram headquarters into a museum-like workplace where contemporary Indian art, craft, and architecture intersect with global corporate identity

time to read

6 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

FORGED IN DESIGN

Studio Osmosis transforms a residential floorplate into a corporate headquarters for Stainox Alloys, forging a workplace that reflects the company's strength, precision, and enduring identity.

time to read

4 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

Workplace without Boundaries

Roshan Gowda, GRF Regional Head, Asia Pacific at SAP, offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the company's Bengaluru campus was envisioned, not just as an office for 15,000 employees, but as a future-ready hub of innovation and well-being.

time to read

9 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

DESIGNING FOR WELLBEING

How light, space, and material choices impact creativity and mental health in workplaces

time to read

3 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

ADAPTIVE REUSE

Revitalising spaces for modern needs

time to read

2 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

THE CARBON CONUNDRUM

LEED v5 marks a radical shift from theoretical compliance to real-world performance, redefining sustainability standards for workplaces and the built environment.

time to read

4 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

THE SICK BUILDING SYNDROME

Sick buildings are hurting well-being and productivity, and here's how FM teams can fix them with smart, energy-efficient retrofits

time to read

4 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

AI WITH A SOUL

Roar's Tamara Taamneh is embedding AI into interiors that adapt, respond and reflect human needs in projects

time to read

2 mins

October 2025

Commercial Design

Commercial Design

THE INVISIBLE THREAT

A look at how outdoor air pollution impacts a building's indoor air quality and the strategies that support healthier, safer workplaces

time to read

3 mins

October 2025

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size