BuzzWorks opens a 1,000-seat facility in Hyderabad BuzzWorks’ new 50,000 sq ft workspace in Hyderabad brings its total city capacity to 2,000 desks across two centres. BuzzWorks opens a 1,000-seat facility in Hyderabad The managed office spaces brand of Brigade Group, BuzzWorks, has expanded its Hyderabad presence by opening a 50,000 sq ft centre at Mindspace Business Park, HITEC City. With this, the brand has added 1,000 seats to its portfolio in the city, doubling its total capacity to 2,000 desks. The centre at Mindspace is BuzzWorks’ second centre in Hyderabad after its launch of Auro Orbit in HITEC City—its first facility. The new centre is part of the brand’s strategy to grow beyond Brigade-owned properties and increase its footprint in high-demand commercial zones. Location and amenities Located in the Cyberabad IT corridor, the workspace includes a cafeteria, wellness room, collaborative zones, recreational areas, phone booths, a boardroom, and multiple meeting rooms. It is themed ‘ModZen’, combining Zen design principles with modern work life, and is intended to reflect Hyderabad’s identity as both a tech hub and a liveable city. The facility is directly connected to Raidurg Metro Station via a skywalk, located 650 metres away, and is accessible through TSRTC buses, taxis, and in-campus parking. It is 34 km from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport and 18 km from Secunderabad Railway Station, with Gachibowli 4.3 km away. Demand-led growth “This expansion reflects BuzzWorks’ demand-led approach to growth—rooted in market insight, operational agility and strategic location selection. Our entry into Mindspace Business Park aligns with our vision of delivering high-performance workspaces in prime business districts,” said Siddharth Verma, General Manager, BuzzWorks.” BuzzWorks was launched by Brigade Group in 2019 and offers two types of flexible office formats—built-to-suit for enterprises and ready-to-occupy for businesses seeking immediate functionality. The brand caters primarily to large and growth-oriented companies.