Designed for a Singapore based company, Climb Central-Delhi (CCD) is one of India’s first indoor rock climbing facility built to International standards with 48 climbing lanes, 12m high external lead climbing wall and a 1500 sq.ft suspended internal ropeway and zipline for children.

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Located on MG Road close to a metro station, the facility can be accessed easily from both South Delhi and Gurgaon.

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CCD is part of campus, spread over an acre of land, which includes Studio Ekko - a 2550 sq.ft multi event space and Global Diner - a mulit cuisine casaul diner, with plenty of landscaped green space to hold events in the open. 

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The building is broadly divided into three sections - the climibing walls are located in a 12m clear height space towards the rear of the building. The front part has a 5m high mezzanine floor where the rope way and zipline are suspended from the top of the structure, the free space below this is used for aerobic and fitness classes . The ground floor of the front section has the reception area and childrens' wall climbing facility. 

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The building has a Pre-Engineered steel frame structure, with puff panel walls and roof. The front part of the building has a traditional load bearing RC roof over metal decking. 

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Similar to other buildings done by HTAU, material palette for the building is minimal with exposed puff panels as wall and roof material and polished Trimex concrete as finished floor.

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As the building fronts the south side, solar panels have been installed on the south roof which provide for up to 25% of Climb Central's electrical consumption. 

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