Spire Edge, Manesar: Rendering the ‘Green Advantage’ to Your Business

Understanding the Green Advantage

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of a building? Have you immediately conjured up the following image - tall skyscrapers, dull grey colours with no windows, bloc-after-block of mundane buildings, all looking the same? Sadly, this is what most concrete jungles look like today. But this can all change when sustainable environmental designs are incorporated with brilliant architecture. If this is done then the result will definitely not be like the description above. And we can all say with assurance, the day when buildings don’t look boring, when they don’t just consume maximum energy and when people working inside them don’t feel cramped up – that would be the day when people would start enjoying work.

First of Its Kind in India

Thankfully, the Spire Edge WTC Manesar is different from the other building complexes in NCR (National Capital Region). It is different because of green architecture, an idea that is fast gaining acceptance and prominence the world over. Spire edge Manesar is North India’s first World Trade Centre but that isn’t its only claim to fame. While the WTC tag means that the companies setting up office here get a head start and an advantage over competitors but this is not what we are discussing today.

The office complex is India’s first mainstream green building and is based on the Mainstream Green philosophy. Thus this WTC smartly uses renewable resources, uses materials from local resources, optimizes systems and if necessary generates on-site renewable energy.

Mainstream Green is a philosophy that is based on multi-dimensional innovation in design and product excellence. It emphasizes on taking advantage of renewable resources, e.g. using sunlight, plants and trees through green roofs and vertical gardens for reduction of rain water run-off; using materials from local resources, reduce loads; optimize systems and generate on-site renewable energy.