MQDC plans to open a second Whizdom Club co-working facility in Gurugram

Leading Thai real estate developer Magnolia Quality Development Corporation (MQDC) has revealed the location of its second co-working space, Whizdom Club India, on Gurugram's Golf Course Road. The upcoming Club is situated in the LEED Gold-rated Tapasya One tower complex. This co-working space, which is large and spread across the fourth, fifth, and sixth floors, has a seating capacity of over 450 and is intended to meet the varied needs of working professionals, corporations, and startups in the NCR area. Its expansive area is 42,000 square feet. Since the launch of its first space located at GK-II, New Delhi, a key focus that MQDC has made a part of its DNA is its commitment to the well-being of all. Whizdom Club has been strategically designed to reflect the same. The Club offers a range of amenities, including private cabins, dedicated desks, hot desks, meeting rooms, a training room, an open terrace, and a merchandise section.

The facility boasts unique features, including state-of-the-art Variable Refrigerant Volume (VRV) air-conditioning systems and Treated Fresh Air (TFA) supply that contribute to creating a safe and hygienic facility by reducing the transmission of viruses. The Club is equipped with indoor plants and design elements such as sound masking and ductless air conditioning to provide members with a functional and seamless experience, a feature that MQDC plans to take to all their future constructions in the country. Chulamas Jitpatima (Amy), country director, MQDC India, said, "In 2019, we launched Whizdom Club in South Delhi with the aim to transform India's co-working segment with inventive facilities and services for students, young professionals, entrepreneurs, and enterprises. Since the inception of our operations, we have identified significant growth opportunities and are deeply committed to expansion and diversification in India". The Indian commercial real estate market is expected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 13% over the next five years.