Planet Godrej, Residential skyscraper in Mahalaxmi, Mumbai, India
Planet Godrej is a residential skyscraper standing 181 meters tall in Mahalaxmi, spanning 51 floors with approximately 300 apartments. The structure occupies only 5 percent of the 9-acre site, leaving substantial open spaces and offering views of the cityscape and Arabian Sea.
The building rose between 2008 and 2009 and briefly held the title of India's tallest structure during that period. This era marked a shift in the country's skyscraper development and architectural ambitions.
The tower shapes Mumbai's contemporary urban identity and stands amid cultural landmarks like the Mahalaxmi Racecourse and nearby mosques. This location blends residential living with the neighborhood's historical character.
The tower features 15 elevators serving residents efficiently across the multiple floors. The extensive open spaces surrounding the structure make navigation straightforward and provide easy access to entrances.
The structure was designed by Singapore-based architecture firm DP Architects. The building earned recognition with the PINNACLE Award from Zee Business in 2006.
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