The document provides details about the International Tech Park located in Bangalore, India. Some key points:
- It is located in Whitefield, Bangalore and covers an area of 72 acres with a total built-up area of 32.29 square feet.
- It was created in 1994 as a joint venture between India and Singapore to replicate Singapore's quality infrastructure.
- It houses over 50 companies and was the first tech park in India to provide a live-work-play environment.
- Facilities include a school, mall, health club, recreational spaces, movie theater, parks, sports arena and food courts.
The document provides details about the International Tech Park located in Bangalore, India. Some key points:
- It is located in Whitefield, Bangalore and covers an area of 72 acres with a total built-up area of 32.29 square feet.
- It was created in 1994 as a joint venture between India and Singapore to replicate Singapore's quality infrastructure.
- It houses over 50 companies and was the first tech park in India to provide a live-work-play environment.
- Facilities include a school, mall, health club, recreational spaces, movie theater, parks, sports arena and food courts.
The document provides details about the International Tech Park located in Bangalore, India. Some key points:
- It is located in Whitefield, Bangalore and covers an area of 72 acres with a total built-up area of 32.29 square feet.
- It was created in 1994 as a joint venture between India and Singapore to replicate Singapore's quality infrastructure.
- It houses over 50 companies and was the first tech park in India to provide a live-work-play environment.
- Facilities include a school, mall, health club, recreational spaces, movie theater, parks, sports arena and food courts.
The document provides details about the International Tech Park located in Bangalore, India. Some key points:
- It is located in Whitefield, Bangalore and covers an area of 72 acres with a total built-up area of 32.29 square feet.
- It was created in 1994 as a joint venture between India and Singapore to replicate Singapore's quality infrastructure.
- It houses over 50 companies and was the first tech park in India to provide a live-work-play environment.
- Facilities include a school, mall, health club, recreational spaces, movie theater, parks, sports arena and food courts.
INTERNATIONAL IT PARK, BANGALORE. Darshan anil Patil Roll no.- 1823
CASE STUDY Live case study:- 1) ITPL Bangalore.
Location:- White field road, Bangalore.
Site area:- 72 Acres
Total built-up area:- 32.29sq.ft.
Architect:- RSP Designs
Developers:- TATA group, M & E Infra.
International Tech Park, called ITPL or ITPB is a tech park located in Whitefield, Bangalore, 18 km from the city center. It is managed by Ascendas. It includes the 450,000 square-foot Park Square Mall, several sporting arenas, and the Vivanta by Taj hotel. It is the oldest tech park in Bengaluru and is located in the Whitefield cluster. It was created as a result of a joint venture between India and Singapore in January 1994. It is a large facility, comprising 10 buildings This park provides campus facilities for multinational giants like IPsoft, General Motors, Société Générale, Mu Sigma, Xerox, Conduent, AT&T, Solis, Sharp, Scientific Games, Medtronic, iGATE, GE, Airtel, Moving Picture Company, TCS, Startek, Gyansys Infotech, Technicolor, Atos, Unisys, Delphi, Huawei, Oracle, Perot Systems, Applied Materials, GalaxE Solutions, First American Corporation and other medium and small sized companies. Outside ITPB, numerous companies have come up like Dell, Tesco, Shell, Aviva, GM, Schneider Electric, Sapient, Goodrich / UTC aerospace, and DaimlerChrysler, Symphony Teleca Corp, and Tangoe are also located in Whitefield History:- ITPB was mooted in 1992 by the then Prime Ministers of India and Singapore, PV Narasimha Rao and Goh Chok Tong respectively, to replicate Singapore's quality infrastructure in India. A consortium of Singapore companies then joined forces with the Tata Group to take on the project. Ascendas has been actively involved in ITPB since its inception in 1996 and has been a lead partner in the Singapore consortium that owns 47 percent of the ITPL. To that 47 percent has now been added the 47 percent of the Tatas, with KIADB continuing to hold its 6 percent stake. Two Former Chief Ministers of Karnataka - S.M.Krishna, Proven, Former Governor of Karnataka T.N.Chatruvedi & Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong & President S. R. Nathan have inaugurated each of the buildings in various tenures. The Park was the first of its kind with the work-live-play environment to be built in India and has since become a role model for other IT Park-like projects in the country.
Facilities are available:-
1) School 2) Mall 3) Health club 4) Recreational spaces 5) Movie theatre 6) Parks 7) Sports arena 8) Canteen 9) Food courts Companies:- 1) TATA consultancy services 2) IPsoft 3) General Motors 4) iGATE 5) Moving Picture Company 6) GalaxE Solutions 7) Huawei 8) Oracle 9) Technicolor 10) Startek 11) Mu Sigma 12) Applied Materials 13) Aviva 14) UTC Aerospace 15) DaimlerChrysler 16) Symphony Teleca Corp 17) Shell
Location:-
Location map Planning and zoning:- The total campus is divided into 10 separate buildings according to company requirements. 1) Discoverer 2) Innovator 3) Creator 4) Explorer 5) Navigator 6) Voyager 7) Aviator 8) Victor 9) Anchor 10) Anchor annex
Total area calculations of buildings
Location of IT Parks and urban growth pattern in Bangalore:- The origin of the growth of the software industry in Bangalore can be traced to the entry of Texas Instruments, the first multinational company to have a base in this city in 1985. This paved way for entry of smaller domestic software companies to undertake software projects for overseas clients. In order to promote this industry, the government envisaged the establishment of dedicated business parks for this purpose (Vijayabaskar and Krishnaswamy 2004). IT parks such as ITPL and Electronic City were established at the outskirts of the city. However, over the years, with the city constantly expanding and developing, these once remote pockets are now very much integrated within the main city limits. Infrastructure provided by IT parks:- 1) Data centres 2) High speed network 3) HVAC systems 4) Power backup 5) Anti-fire systems ( water and chemical based) 6) Water supply and drainage systems. 7) Electrical substation 8) Parking 9) Elevators 10) Data cable network
