CYBER HUB

DELHI NCR, INDIA

DLF Cyber Hub, situated in the corporate hub of DLF Cyber City, is a premium social and entertainment destination in Delhi-NCR, serving over 2.5 lakh IT
professionals. It boasts multiple entrances, three levels, and hosts various events, making it popular among residents and businesses in Gurgaon.

Architects - M.Paul Friedberg and

Partners+Hafeez Contractor+AWA
Lighting Designers
Developer-DLF
Location- Gurgaon,India
Year of Built- 2003
Builtup Area -4,00,136 m2 Building Program
Ground Coverage- 39,332 m2 The main component of this corporate
park are 2,71,400 sq.m. of offices of top
Footfall- More than 1.5 lakhs Site Conditions IT and Fortune 500 companies.
Climate- Humid Subtropical The site is strategically located on the main artery connecting Cyber Hub allows varied experiences to
Gurgaon to Delhi, NH-8. Udyog Vihar, a densely populated users through 1,36, 150 sq.m. of
congregation and circulation space
industrial area lies on the opposite side of the highway. The site is
besides commercial activity of 9770
also surrounded by commercial and residential. Cyber Hub is sq.m.
located at a prime corner of Cyber City F&B with indoor and outdoor seating
Retail opportunities
SURFACE PARKING Exhibit area that offers space for
SERVICES 3%

1%
design and display of products
COMMERCIAL Amphitheatre with digital sound and
2% projection system, air screens and
Topography- Site is flat weather-proot sound system
Site Slope- South to North CONGREGATION AND CIRCULATION
31% Open terraces for socializing
Shape-Site is Irregular These are supported by 2670 sq.m. of
Orientation- Site is North West services and 14,360 sq.m. of surface
OFFICES parking, besides generously provided
Oriented 63%
basements.

SITE PLAN MANAJ | NIKITA | RAGHAV | SAANVI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN -3

 Land Use
High, medium and low density industrial, residential and ACTIVITY PATTERN
public & semi-public uses established without clear
definition or relevant scales between individual buildings.
Buildings contain a vertical mix of uses, often with office WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS
on the ground level with car parking occupying the rest of
the plinth. This reduces the public presence and passive
surveillance on the street. Very few areas of green spaces
present in precinct, thus forming no hierarchy in green.
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Connectivity and Access Y

Rapid Metro runs around Cyber S
City and connects to the Yellow T 7 PM
Line Metro. Multiple entries are E
available into the site from the M
stations on this privatized line. PUBLIC BUS PEDESTRIANS
Free shuttle services and auto-
rickshaws serve as last mile SPATIAL ORGANIZATION
connectivity for the vicinity. The complex has multiple entrances, with the lower
Access by public bus service is floor dedicated to public functions and upper floors
inadequate in comparison to for offices, creating vertical zoning. Visual landmarks
aid visitor orientation, connected by nighttime lighting.
metro, rickshaw and private
The storefronts add an organic element, blending
vehicles. planned urban design with a local market feel. The
street with F&B establishments is lively, thanks to TENSILE ROOFS SHADE THE WALKWAY
human-scale walkways and seating. The open space
transition from outdoors to indoors is gradual, with
semi-covered areas connecting them. However,
commercial activity decreases towards the path's end
due to an abrupt termination.
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