Rendering of a modern high-rise building complex with tall glass towers and surrounding greenery in an urban setting.

Lotus Complex

Mumbai

2010

The Lotus Complex is a mixed-use development in the heart of Mumbai and a key component of Enpar’s urban regeneration initiative. Rising to G+52, the project combines 9,000 square metres of offices and serviced apartments with a 17,000-square-metre hotel, supported by generous amenities and landscaped rooftop terraces designed for social interaction and retreat.

The architectural concept frames three green-capped towers as translucent, veiled volumes that appear to float above a solid stone-clad base. This deliberate contrast—ethereal towers against a grounded podium—creates a clear material dialogue and gives the cluster a calm, sculptural presence within Mumbai’s dynamic skyline.

  • Modern hotel lobby with seating area, large glass skylight ceiling, and wooden wall accents.
  • Lobby area with beige tile flooring, dark wood paneling, and an elevator door.
  • A diagram showing six studies of a building complex, each with different configurations. The studies are labeled 1A, 1B, 2, 3, 4A, 4B, 4C, and 4D, with varying height and design differences, outlined with orange borders for some.
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