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Surat Diamond Bourse

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Commercial Architecture
Firm LocationDelhi, India
Project locationSurat, Gujarat, India
CompanyMorphogenesis
Lead ArchitectSonali Rastogi
Design TeamSonali Rastogi, Manit Rastogi, Neelu Dhar, Abhishek Arora, Purvesh Shelat
ClientSurat Diamond Bourse
Projecthttps://www.morphogenesis.org/our-works/surat-diamond-bourse/
Project Videohttps://youtu.be/6Uy1ZZhPtiw

Surat Diamond Bourse (SDB) consolidates India's 70,000-strong diamond community within the world's largest single-office building. Drawing from the fishbone delivery system, SDB exemplifies high-density office architecture with a central circulation spine diverging into nine towers. Functional proximities were determined by optimising travel distances from the site entrance to the farthest office module within 7 minutes. Passive design techniques enable the building to consume 50% less energy than industry green benchmarks, and it features one of the world's largest radiant cooling systems.