Alright folks, gather around! 📢 Just a few days back, on Dec 17, the Surat Diamond Bourse (SDB) was inaugurated by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. You know what the fun fact is: It's now the biggest office building globally, even bigger than the famous Pentagon in the USA! (Here I must say, "Diamonds defeated Defense").
Surat Diamond Bourse - Quick Facts:
- SDB covers a whopping 66,00,000 sq. ft., while the Pentagon trails a bit behind with 65,00,000 sq. ft.
- Located in Surat, Gujarat, this is India's second diamond trading hub, offering space for both local and international traders.
What's SDB is all about?
- Mission: Boost diamond, gems, and jewellery trading from India and provide top-notch infrastructure for the diamond industry.
- Vision: To make India a major player in the global diamond and jewellery market.
Largest Office Building: The Panchtatva Concept 🌍
The Surat Diamond Bourse is not just about business; it's a blend of commercial design and nature's elements.
- Air: Think breezy spots with wind spinners and greenery.
- Water: Calming fountains with shiny reflections.
- Fire: Lit-up areas surrounded by greenery.
- Earth: Trees and green areas to refresh the mind.
- Sky: A sky-inspired dome that lets in natural light.
Green Spaces & More! 🌿
As you walk around, you'll be greeted by lush green landscapes everywhere. Inside, there's a focus on sustainability, with the building even getting a PLATINUM rating for its eco-friendly features.
Surat Diamond Bourse Building Features:
- Energy-efficient design.
- Plenty of natural light.
- Wide corridors and spacious office areas.
- Air-conditioned lobbies and corridors.
- 125 speedy elevators and backup power.
And guess what? A focus on sustainability, making it not just a beautiful place but also an eco-friendly one! So, there you have it! The Surat Diamond Bourse is not only a marvel in architecture but also a hub of sustainable and forward-thinking design. Ready to explore more? 🌟
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