Air India Building

The Air India Building is a prominent 23-storey commercial tower located in Nariman Point, Mumbai, India, completed in 1974 and designed by architect John Burgee. Once the corporate headquarters for Air India, it features 10,800 square feet of space per floor and is a landmark on Mumbai's skyline, adorned with the airline's centaur icon. The building has a rich history, including surviving a tragic bombing in 1993. Although Air India vacated most of the building in 2013, it retains the top three floors, while the ground floor is occupied by Tata Consultancy Services. The building is situated along Marine Drive, offering stunning views of the Arabian Sea, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.