DLF Cybercity Chennai

Coordinates: 13°01′25″N 80°10′36″E / 13.0234867°N 80.1767158°E / 13.0234867; 80.1767158
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DLF Cybercity Chennai
DLF Cybercity, Chennai, India
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General information
TypeInformation Technology Park
LocationManapakkam, Chennai, India
AddressC, Block 1, 124, Mount Poonamallee Rd, Manapakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600089
Completed2007
Inaugurated3 April 2007
Height
Top floor12
Technical details
Floor count13
Floor area6,600,000 sq ft (610,000 m2)
Design and construction
Architect(s)Hafeez Contractor

13°01′25″N 80°10′36″E / 13.0234867°N 80.1767158°E / 13.0234867; 80.1767158

DLF Cybercity is an multiblock Information technology (IT) SEZ, developed by DLF a commercial real estate developer. DLF Cybercity is located on the 100 ft. road, Nandambakkam in Ramapuram, Chennai.[1][2] It is built on a 43-acre integrated campus with internal roads, extensive landscaping, a dedicated fire station, 4.5 acres of green zone and a 2-acre sports zone.[citation needed]

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DLF Cybercity Chennai, a LEED Platinum certified development, it is the largest operational IT SEZ in Southern India that is spread over 43 acres with 6 million sq. ft. of workspace. The project has been designed by Architect Hafeez Contractor, constructed by Eversandai using high-quality automated construction techniques. Talking of recognitions, this IT SEZ has been honored with prestigious awards including "Best Private Sector SEZ in Tamil Nadu" by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, "Best IT SEZ Software export and Employment by Madras Export Processing Zone (MEPZ)" and "Best Commercial Project in Chennai by CNBC". It has 12 buildings within its campus spread across 1.5 square kilometers.[3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "DLF's Chennai IT park goes operational | Business Line". Thehindubusinessline.in. 3 April 2007. Retrieved 13 September 2017.
  2. ^ "DLF Cybercity". DLF. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
  3. ^ "Chennai: Modern office spaces from realty companies". Deccan Chronicle. Chennai. 5 November 2017. Retrieved 20 October 2020.

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