- Inspired by the Taj Mahal, Microsoft’s newest office is a workspace of art!
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Microsoft has opened its brand new India Development Center (IDC) facility in Noida and the workspace architecture. It is inspired by the iconic Taj Mahal. IDC NCR is Microsoft’s third Development Center in India. After Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
Some Microsoft engineers in India will be facilitated with an aesthetic workspace experience like no other. Spread across the top three floors of a six-story building in Noida, a satellite town of India’s capital New Delhi, this is the newest Microsoft India Development Center (IDC).
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Bringing an aesthetic and cultural vibe to the workspace, Microsoft levels up the office architecture game by implying this historical context to the office theme. Embraced in ivory white and sprinkled with jaali work, the workspace will see engineering talent in the areas of business and productivity tools, artificial intelligence, cloud and enterprise, core services, and the new gaming division.
Inspired by one of the seven monuments, Microsoft’s Noida office is a perfect example of precise and intricate work by the designers. The workspace is a unique fusion of technology and historical architecture. Its stunning marble crafting, minarets, arched entrances, jaali work, and even a visual reference to the Char Bagh Gardens, stands out impressively in this Noida space.
Reactions to Microsoft’s Noida Office
The latest images and videos of Microsoft’s new office has flooded the internet with amazing reactions. Netizens have been fascinated by the new architectural and engineering model of excellence. Above all, adding to the majority of reactions, the lucky Microsoft engineers are spellbound by the new workspace.
Twitter is flooded with happy reactions of netizens and here are some of them.
“It’s really about two aspects,” says Rajiv Kumar, managing director, Microsoft IDC, and a Microsoft veteran of nearly 29 years. “One is to build a world-class product development organization in India. It’s a dream I had when I came back to India from Redmond in 2005 when there was nothing.”
“In order to attract the best talent from the country, you have to go to the places where they are. We started in the middle of the country when we opened Hyderabad center, and then went south with the Bengaluru center”, Kumar said. “My vision to create the Noida center was to attract the best talent that graduates from some of the world-class engineering and management institutions in the country’s north.”, Kumar added.
“Our mission is to empower every person and every organization on this planet to achieve more,” Kumar added.
By being close to the capital, the Noida campus will enable more frequent collaboration with the government around developing technologies not only addressing India’s needs but also for similar regions around the world, Microsoft said.
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