01
Sector 75, Gurugram
11.9Acres
7Blocks
800KSq ft
A campus for training at scale, with a workplace block built to the same standard
RSP Campuses
Workplace campuses
Our campuses
Workplaces designed for a better working day
02
Sector 44, Gurugram
2.5Acres
2Blocks
360KSq ft
A campus in the centre of the city, with the calm of one outside it
03
Sector 18, Gurugram
1.7Acres
2Blocks
115KSq ft
Where RSP began, under trees that are now thirty years tall
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Development pipeline
Turning Point
700,000 sq ft of workspace on a corner of Sector 18, beside NH-48, for 2029
In planning
In blue, the site of Turning Point, RSP’s next campus. Satellite view
2026Planning and design
2027Approvals, ground broken
2029Delivery
~700KSq ft, planned scale
GoldOr higher
LEED IGBC target
LEED IGBC target
BespokePlanning for select occupiers
Turning Point is RSP’s next campus: 700,000 sq ft super area on a corner site in Sector 18, two kilometres from NH-48, in the part of Gurugram where RSP built its first campus. The site is cleared and the design is being drawn.
Land useInstitutional (offices, research and development, laboratories, training centres, educational institutions, hospitals and medical facilities, etc.)
The drawings are open, which is the moment a conversation with RSP is worth most. An organisation that comes to the campus now can have it planned around its requirement: floor plates, services, arrival, signage. The route stays open until the design closes.
- The site
- Massing, in study
- Landscape
- Roads
A study of the site. The design is being drawn, and will be shown here when it is ready
Advantage of location
2 kmNH-48Delhi–Jaipur highway
13.5 kmIndira Gandhi International AirportTerminal 3
15 kmDomestic AirportTerminal 1
2 kmMG Road metroYellow Line
5 kmCyber CityUdyog Vihar on the way
RSP standards
How an RSP campus is built
Five standards guide every campus RSP designs, develops and manages. Select a standard, then explore its key principles through the interactive architectural model
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