Industrialising Wall Construction for Hyperscale Data Centers

Compatibility of AAC Wall Panels with High-Performance Structural Systems New Delhi [India], March 24: India’s digital infrastructure is expanding at an unprecedented pace, driving the need for hyperscale data centers that demand precision-engineered construction, accelerated timelines, and uncompromising fire and structural performance. This case study explores how the AdaniConneX Data Center in Pune leveraged Magicrete Steel-Reinforced AAC [...]

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Industrialising Wall Construction for Hyperscale Data Centers

Compatibility of AAC Wall Panels with High-Performance Structural Systems

New Delhi [India], March 24: India’s digital infrastructure is expanding at an unprecedented pace, driving the need for hyperscale data centers that demand precision-engineered construction, accelerated timelines, and uncompromising fire and structural performance. This case study explores how the AdaniConneX Data Center in Pune leveraged Magicrete Steel-Reinforced AAC Wall Panels to meet aggressive delivery schedules while ensuring structural robustness and operational reliability.

Project Overview

  • Project Name: AdaniConneX
  • Location: Pune
  • Project Type: Hyperscale Data Center
  • Total Project Size: ~450,000 sq. ft.
  • Total Wall Area Executed Using AAC Panels: ~400,000 sq. ft.
  • Walling System: Steel-Reinforced AAC Wall Panels (150 mm thick)
  • Application: Internal and External Walls

The Challenge: Faster Construction at Scale Without Compromising on Quality

Data centers operate under compressed commissioning timelines, where delays directly impact revenue realization and operational readiness. The project required construction of 6-meter-high walls across a massive footprint, a scenario that would significantly complicate execution using conventional masonry. Traditional brick/blockwork would have required:

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