Project by
Dikshu C Kukreja
C P Kukreja Architects
Dikshu C. Kukreja is an internationally acclaimed architect and urban planner, currently serving as the Managing Principal of CP Kukreja Architects (CPKA)—a New Delhi-based practice ranked among the Top 100 Architecture and Planning Firms in the World and Top 5 in Asia. A Harvard University graduate, Mr. Kukreja is deeply committed to sustainable urbanism and environmental responsibility. He is also the Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Albania to India, reflecting his active engagement in fostering global cultural and professional exchange.
With a career rooted in innovation and social responsibility, Mr. Kukreja has been instrumental in shaping CPKA’s vision—one that blends tradition, technology, and contextual relevance. He is the author of Five Decades of India’s Built Environment and frequently contributes to national and international discourse on architecture, urban policy, and city planning. He has led global conversations through forums like Think20 and recently hosted the critically acclaimed television series Tale of Two Cities, engaging with global leaders on urban development.
Under his leadership, CPKA champions a design philosophy focused on contextual architecture, sustainable futures, multidisciplinary collaboration, and urban impact. The firm’s work reflects a commitment to designing meaningful environments—ones that are rooted in local culture yet adaptive to global needs. With projects across India and abroad, CPKA continues to influence the built environment by creating spaces that are purposeful, timeless, and deeply connected to the cities they inhabit.
Yashobhoomi, India’s landmark urban infrastructure project, is poised to redefine the global exhibition and convention landscape. Spanning 225 acres in the capital city, it symbolizes India’s emergence as a forward-thinking economic and cultural powerhouse. Conceptualized as a smart, mixed-use development, Yashobhoomi offers a dynamic platform for Indian and international businesses to connect, collaborate, and showcase innovation. The project’s first phase features a world-class convention centre—among the largest globally—alongside two expansive exhibition halls, structured parking for 3,000 vehicles, and integrated site servicing. As a futuristic Central Business District, Yashobhoomi seamlessly merges India’s rich heritage with cutting-edge design, sustainability, and technology. It will eventually house retail hubs, hotels, offices, museums, and an iconic 20,000-seater arena with India’s first circular retractable roof. The vision: to create a biodiverse, inclusive, and globally competitive urban nucleus that fuels India’s GDP growth while enriching its architectural narrative.
Design Highlights :
India’s largest Convention Centre with 11,000+ capacity
100,000 sq.ft. tilted LED video façade
Car-free zones with metro connectivity within site
Multi-purpose exhibition halls (80m x 80m) with 4-way flexibility
Green boulevards, water features & climate-responsive landscape
Seamless urban integration with multi-point access and universal mobility
Summary :
Yashobhoomi stands as a monumental benchmark in India’s infrastructural journey, delivering a world-class, sustainable ecosystem for global exchange. It celebrates innovation through design, walkable urbanism, and smart technology, while preserving a rooted sense of Indian identity. As the project advances toward completion in 2025, it promises to elevate Delhi’s stature as a global events destination and exemplify how visionary architecture can fuel national progress. Yashobhoomi isn’t just a venue—it’s India’s vision on the world stage.
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