A new convention and cultural destination at Bengaluru’s airport
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PRESTIGE BENGALURU AIRPORT CITY is an upcoming integrated convention and mixed-use destination from Prestige Group and Bengaluru Airport City Limited. Planned across 14.2 acres, it brings business, hospitality, culture and visitor experiences together within the airport precinct. Its announced development area is approximately 1.5 million sq ft.
The destination is planned to serve delegates, travellers, businesses and audiences through a convention and exhibition centre, hotels, offices, retail and dining. A performing arts venue adds a cultural dimension to the mix. Landscaped public spaces, plazas and terrace seating are planned as places to pause between events and meetings.
Kohn Pedersen Fox is the architect and masterplan designer. The design brief draws on Bengaluru’s garden-city character and its standing as a technology centre, translating those identities into an airport-city setting. A central canopy is designed to support solar generation, rainwater harvesting and outdoor noise mitigation.
The airport location connects the development to NH-44 and places it near the Trumpet Interchange, approximately 5 km away. Construction is planned to begin in early 2027, with operations targeted for the first quarter of 2031. The project is part of a wider airport-city district planned for transit-oriented development.
Prestige Group brings a Bengaluru-founded, multi-sector development platform to the partnership with BACL. Discover a destination conceived for business gatherings, hospitality and culture at the airport gateway.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Integrated commercial and hospitality destination Planned mix of convention, hotel, office, retail, dining and cultural spaces. | On request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Kempegowda International Airport precinct, Devanahalli, Bengaluru 560300, Karnataka · Devanahalli, Bangalore
Within the Kempegowda International Airport precinct in Devanahalli, Bengaluru Airport City is planned as a transit-oriented district shaped around business, hospitality and visitor experiences. The airport setting places the destination alongside a major gateway to the city. The wider airport corridor brings together aviation, employment and growing urban infrastructure.
NH-44, also known as Bellary Road, is the principal road connection between the airport precinct and central Bengaluru. The site is approximately 5 km from the Trumpet Interchange, while Bengaluru city centre is around 40 km south of the precinct. The planned Airport City metro station and broader airport-corridor connections add to the address’s regional reach.
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The airport corridor is under construction and includes a planned Airport City station. It is intended to provide a metro connection between the airport district and Bengaluru’s wider network.
The STRR is under construction to connect North Bengaluru satellite towns and employment nodes, adding a wider regional road link for the airport corridor.
Airport terminal and capacity expansion is ongoing, reinforcing the role of the surrounding precinct as a major aviation and visitor gateway.
BACL’s broader precinct spans 463 acres and is planned for more than 45 million sq ft of transit-oriented development by 2040, creating a larger setting for the destination.
Devanahalli is identified within the proposed Sampige Line corridor, extending the area’s planned public-transport connections beyond the airport metro corridor.
The development is planned within the Kempegowda International Airport precinct in Devanahalli. Its airport-city setting brings convention, hospitality and cultural uses close to the terminals, while NH-44 and the Trumpet Interchange connect the precinct to Bengaluru and the wider North Bengaluru corridor.
The planned convention and exhibition centre is designed for approximately 8,000 people. Together with conference and meeting suites, it positions the destination to host business gatherings and events within the airport-city district.
The planned hotel component names St. Regis and Marriott Marquis, with an initial inventory reported at more than 350 keys across the two brands. These hotels sit alongside convention, office, retail and dining uses in the overall development.
The programme combines premium office space, retail, food-and-beverage experiences and a performing arts venue planned for approximately 2,500 seats. This mix gives the destination a role beyond meetings and accommodation within the airport precinct.
Kohn Pedersen Fox is the architect and masterplan designer. The design brief draws on Bengaluru’s garden-city and technology-centre identities, while a central canopy is intended to support solar generation, rainwater harvesting and outdoor noise mitigation.
Prestige Group is partnering with Bengaluru Airport City Limited, a wholly owned development arm of BIAL. Founded in Bengaluru in 1986, Prestige Group reported 316 delivered projects spanning 212 million sq ft in its March 2026 company material.
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