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  • Aurbis Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru - EDGE Certified Green Building

InHabit is proud to announce that Aurbis Outer Ring Road (ORR), has been certified to be Bengaluru’s Benchmark in Intelligent Green Workspaces and only the second EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) certified green building in Bengaluru.

InHabit has provided comprehensive green building consultancy and certification facilitation for Aurbis Business Parks Pvt Ltd, supporting their flexible workplace at Bellandur, Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru. The project—Aurbis ORR—stands as a pioneering example of sustainable commercial development, achieving:
  • 23% energy savings through integrated efficiency strategies
  • 64% water savings via advanced conservation systems
  • 24% reduction in embodied energy across core building materials

Smart Design Meets Human-Centric Innovation
Aurbis ORR is a Grade A multi-tenanted office facility that blends accessibility, operational intelligence, and occupant well-being. Key features include:

  • Clean air management system for real-time indoor air quality monitoring
  • Visitor management systems and a dedicated workplace app
  • State-of-the-art IT integration for conferencing, training, and collaboration


Water Conservation Excellence Through Integrated Design
Through strategic implementation of wastewater reuse systems, rainwater harvesting, and ultra-low-flow toilet fixtures, the building has achieved an industry-leading 64% reduction in potable water use


🌱 Optimized Material Efficiency for Sustainable Impact
Significant reductions in embodied energy have been achieved across key building components

Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies (EDGE) is an innovation of IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, EDGE makes it faster, easier and more affordable than ever before to build and brand green. EDGE reveals the systems and solutions that work best for local climate, bringing international caché to the certified project without losing the local context. 

Energy Efficiency Through Engineering Excellence

The building’s energy performance is driven by a suite of high-impact measures, including:

  • High-performance HVAC systems with air-cooled screw chillers
  • Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) in AHUs and Variable Speed Drives in pumps
  • Cool roof coatings, reflective tiles, and underdeck insulation
  • External wall insulation and Low-E coated glazing for thermal comfort
  • Reduced window-to-wall ratio and external shading devices to minimize heat gain
  • Energy-saving lighting across internal and external spaces
  • Smart energy meters and consumption-based monitoring for electrical systems

Together, these interventions have enabled over 23% energy savings compared to conventional office buildings—reinforcing Aurbis ORR’s commitment to operational sustainability and occupant well-being.

Water Conservation Excellence Through Integrated Design

Through strategic implementation of wastewater reuse systems, rainwater harvesting, and ultra-low-flow toilet fixtures, the building has achieved an industry-leading 64% reduction in potable water use. This milestone reflects a deep commitment to resource efficiency and sustainable water management.

🚿 Smart Fixtures & Advanced Water Systems
The building incorporates a comprehensive suite of water-saving technologies, including:

  • Low-flow faucets in all bathrooms
  • High-efficiency flush systems for water closets
  • Water-efficient urinals across all restrooms
  • Optimized kitchen sink faucets
  • A robust rainwater harvesting infrastructure
  • Black water treatment and recycling systems

Together, these measures not only minimize water demand but also support long-term operational sustainability and compliance with green building standards.

Optimized Material Efficiency for Sustainable Impact

Significant reductions in embodied energy have been achieved across key building components—including floor slabs, roof assemblies, external and internal wall systems, flooring finishes, window framing, and roof insulation. These enhancements reflect a strategic commitment to low-impact material selection and energy-conscious design, aligning with broader sustainability goals and compliance benchmarks.