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Green building & sustainability focus: The building was described as a “smart building” in GIFT City designed by architect Premnath & Associates.
Banking/IFSC ready infrastructure: Includes the IBU unit, which supports overseas banking, trade finance and global services.
High quality finishes and building systems suitable for a major banking institution’s head office operation.
Residential component for staff (in the campus plan) which supports live work synergy.
Introduction to SBI Gandhinagar
The SBI campus at GIFT City represents a strategic landmark for the bank as it aligns with its globalisation and IFSC ambitions. With a dedicated ~200,000 sq ft commercial tower inside the smart city financial zone of GIFT, the campus offers modern office infrastructure, proximity to high end business ecosystem, and regulatory advantages of the SEZ/IFSC jurisdiction. While the publicly available data does not list every specification (showrooms, parking numbers, lift count), the key strengths are clear: a high profile brand (SBI) in a globally oriented business park, designed for banking/financial operations, with a residential campus support for staff.
SBI has established a dedicated commercial/office campus in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, aimed at housing its regional/local head office functions and its IFSC (International Financial Services Centre) banking operations. Key milestones:
- In 2016, SBI announced an investment of ₹200 crore for commercial & residential facilities in GIFT City, including a commercial tower (~2 lakh sq ft) and residential towers (~2.20 lakh sq ft) for its staff.
- The commercial tower was intended to be ~14 floors in height with ~200,000 sq ft built up area.
- The campus includes the SBI IFSC Banking Unit (IBU) which is functional in GIFT City.
Projects Highlights
The commercial tower announced: ~200,000 sq ft built up area for the 14 floor building
Major Use: No specific showrooms are highlighted; the campus is for banking/office functions rather than retail‐front.
Amenities
Parking
Lift / Vertical Transport
Structure
Gallery
