Pune, which is a little task, but a site in Hadapsar seems to fulfill all the requirements and is opposite the well-known Magarpatta city. The site had the advantage of being located within an already-developed area planned by corporate offices and residences. Located in the city of Pune or a site area of around 10 acres and a built-up area of around 75,000 square meters, the project was completed in 2009. It cost around rupees 280 crore rupees which is approximately equal to 63 million U.S. dollars This long one at campus accommodates approximately 2500 employees. It is one of the few campuses in India that uses 100% renewable energy. The name on earth is dedicated to our precious planet and reinforces the belief that coexistence and responsible use of natural resources is the only way to achieve sustainability. The name One earth is designed to draw attention to the fact that we have only one earth, and we need to preserve it for a sustainable future. In keeping with the one-hour theme, the names of the functional blocks and the campus represent the five renewable elements of nature: fire, water, wind, sky, and earth. The only instruction to the architect was to create a global high-technology campus in which the visitor could feel the touch and essence of being in India, leaving the motto of the company powering a greener future, the architect relied exclusively on non-toxic and recycled materials. Design Process Beginning in 2005, the architect fixed the fundamental concept of a central gathering place open to the sky, starting the design and building process. The campus had an upscale atmosphere thanks to it; it took the shape of a secret garden. The main area is designed as a garden, which is emphasized by the water streams that descend in the shape of a waterfall and end in a pool of water. The central court's enormous water feature contributes to better air quality and evaporative cooling. An obelisk, also known as a Deepastambha, stands in the middle of this pool and is emphasized by many lighting. The group of glass chimneys is yet another recognizable aspect of this property. They are three in number and draw air from the cellars. Virtual instances of axial arrangement are the Deepastambha, the waterfall and glass chimneys, and the central corporate atrium, all arranged in a line. These serve as the campus's