Why we’re naming these spaces
Every space on this campus will shape how we think, build, debate, test, and recover. Instead of calling them Meeting Room 1 or Lab 2, we want these spaces to carry the names of people whose work moved engineering forward.
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Honor builders
Celebrate engineers, scientists, and leaders whose ideas and courage moved humanity forward.
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Inspire teams
Give every corner of the campus a story that motivates, challenges, and reminds us what is possible.
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Create identity
Build a campus culture that values legacy, learning, technical excellence, and long-term thinking.
Explore spaces by zone
Choose a space below to suggest a meaningful name. Each card connects directly to the nomination form.
Collaboration and leadership spaces
Office Building
Everyday spaces for reviews, decisions, documentation, mentoring, and program momentum.
Conference Rooms
For design reviews, presentations, all-hands conversations, and major decisions.
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Workstation Areas
Where daily focus, collaboration, and engineering momentum come together.
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Collaboration Lounge
For informal conversations, breaks, brainstorming, and quiet alignment.
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Director Offices
A space for strategic thinking, leadership conversations, and long-range vision.
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Small Discussion Rooms
Compact rooms for reviews, mentoring, and quick decisions.
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Huddle Rooms
A quick decision-making space for stand-ups, technical syncs, and fast problem solving.
Suggest a name for this space →Build, test, and validation spaces
Advanced Engineering Zone
High-intensity environments where systems are simulated, wired, tested, debugged, and made real.
Avionics Lab
For cockpit systems, flight electronics, integration, simulation, and validation.
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Hardware Test Lab
For HIL rigs, instrumentation, electronics testing, debugging, and reliability checks.
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Workshop Maker Space
Where ideas become tangible through hands-on engineering and rapid iteration.
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Campus Life
Spaces for energy, informal connection, fresh air, and the recovery that serious engineering work needs.
Cafeteria
A place to refuel, connect, and build community across teams.
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Indoor Sports
For energy, wellness, team spirit, and mental recharge.
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Garden & Rejuvenation Area
A calm outdoor space to reset, breathe, think, and return with fresh energy.
Suggest a name for this space →What kind of names are we looking for?
Nominate people whose work, leadership, and impact continue to shape engineering and beyond.
Look for people whose work carries a story worth putting on a wall: bold builders, first-principles thinkers, technical rebels, institution builders, and pioneers whose execution changed what others believed was impossible.
Inspiration wall
A few examples to set the tone. Your nomination can come from any relevant field.
Margaret HamiltonApollo software pioneerWrote the
software that helped take humanity to the Moon—when software engineering barely existed as a
discipline.
Grace HopperCompiler pioneerHelped turn computers from
machines only specialists could program into tools that changed the world.
Linus TorvaldsLinux creatorBuilt Linux as a side
project—today it powers much of the world’s digital infrastructure.
Rudolf KalmanControl systems pioneerCreated the
mathematical framework that helps aircraft, spacecraft, and autonomous systems know where they
are.
Kelly JohnsonAircraft design leaderBuilt the SR-71—the
fastest air-breathing aircraft ever—by proving that small elite engineering teams can achieve the
impossible.
Vikram SarabhaiIndian space visionaryStarted India’s
space journey when the country had limited resources—but unlimited ambition.
Hedy LamarrWireless innovation pioneerCo-invented
communication concepts that helped shape the foundations of secure modern wireless systems.
Homi BhabhaInstitution builderBuilt India’s scientific
backbone by creating institutions that would outlive him and power generations of innovation.
Verghese KurienSystems transformation leaderTransformed
an entire nation by combining engineering, systems thinking, and relentless execution at massive
scale.
Sophie WilsonEmbedded computing pioneerDesigned ARM’s
instruction architecture—the foundation powering billions of embedded systems worldwide.
Nominate a person for a campus space
Pick the space you want to name, then tell us about the pioneer whose story should inspire the people using it.
How selection will happen
The final names can be reviewed and shortlisted by the internal team before being placed across the campus.
Step 1
Nominations from all teams
Step 2
Shortlisting by internal panel
Step 3
Final review by leadership
Step 4
Names announced across campus