TCS Gitanjali Park, Rajarhat, New Town Details

Situated in the lap of Kolkata’s upcoming business district, New Town, TCS Gitanjali Park is a sprawling 40-acre campus of prime real estate, owned by TCS. It has been conceptualised by world-renowned architects, CannonDesign of USA, and is an integrated development centre focused on delivery and knowledge creation.

With effective utilisation of its 2.25 million square feet of built-up space, the TCS Gitanjali Park campus can accommodate up to 17,000 associates. This gives it the unique distinction of being the largest owned IT campus in Eastern India.

An abode of peace

The architectural framework of Gitanjali Park has been influenced by Rabindranath Tagore’s Shantiniketan. The campus and internal spaces have been planned in keeping with the traditional Bengali courtyards. The design of the campus lends itself to the creation of open and green collaboration spaces for a confluence of people, as well as new ideas. Additionally, all the campus buildings are oriented to capture the ideal amount of sunlight.

The building’s contemporary facade is yet another distinctive feature. The northern facade is designed to give the illusion of moving with the observer, while the southern facade captures random forms into a rhythmic pattern in three dimensions.

TCS Gitanjali Park houses multiple conference rooms, presence rooms, demo rooms and labs, in addition to four business centres spread over 30,000 square feet to facilitate multiple client engagements. The impressive multi-purpose 700-seat Convention Centre occupies pride of place as one of the largest of its kind within TCS.  It boasts of a 500-inch screen and state-of-the-art audio and video technology.

Fifteen thousand square feet of space is dedicated exclusively to housing various interview and assessment rooms. The Learning &  Development Centres are spread over 30,000 square feet and offer 1,000 seats equipped with iClass Virtual Training technology, making this a truly world-class facility. The duplex resource centre, spanning 12,000 square feet, offers multimedia and virtual libraries.