Shreepati Arcade, Skyscraper in India
Shreepati Arcade is one of the tallest buildings in Mumbai.
The construction of Shreepati Arcade was completed in 2002.
This high-rise is a symbol of the modern architectural era in India.
Contains residential apartments and has been equipped with modern amenities.
Features a design by architect Reza Kabul, helping distinguish its silhouette among Mumbai's skyline.
Location: Mumbai
Architect: Reza Kabul
Official opening: 2002
Floors above the ground: 45
Elevators: 6
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