As seen in the design of our office, the open layout breaks the boundaries between the employees, favoring shared workspaces rather than segregated spaces for better communication. Designing being a field where exchange of knowledge is a major factor, an attempt has been made to highlight the significance of chaupal as a public place for civil society in India. The chaupal not only helps to add an informal sitting area in a formalized professional space but also adds an aesthetic aspect with a natural tree spreading its shadow on the exposed concrete finished ceiling.
The office environment needs to be more hygienic and comfortable to bridge the gap between the comfort and ease of working from home and the formalized atmosphere of an office
Ar. Akshay Salukar
Huge glass partitions allow ample amount of natural light to enter the interior spaces. Green elements and plants help in refreshing the studio’s creative minds. The washroom (the most ignored spaces in offices) has been dubbed the ‘Thinking Room’ as the team believes that ideas could strike even in the loo! The bright yellow tiles and grey walls and colorful art pieces made in-house by the team add vibrancy to the confined space.
