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With an experiential museum at Powai, Larsen & Toubro eyes the future

"Museum" is one way to describe the 11,500-sq-ft expanse. In effect, it is an "experience centre" that showcases the 81-year-old firm's current and future projects in addition to historical happenings

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The conglomerate expects the futuristic venue will help it win new projects and lure young talent

Ranjita Ganesan Mumbai
For close to two years now, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has been busy converting the podium level of an office tower at its Powai campus into what the conglomerate calls “Planet L&T”. Among other things, panoramic screens were raised, dramatic voice-overs were recorded, and two robots — named Elle and Tee — were created to zip around in this new exhibition space in Mumbai. 

“Museum” is one way to describe the 11,500-sq-ft expanse. In effect, it is an “experience centre” that showcases the 81-year-old company’s current and future projects in addition to historical happenings. A veteran of physical infrastructure and hydrocarbon

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