Contemporary office design with clean-lines and priority circulations | Studio Ishaan Patel
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Editor’s Note: In today’s fast-paced corporate landscape, Studio Ishaan Patel’s latest design, the contemporary office serves as a dynamic arena for collaboration, innovation, and adaptability. From open-floor plans fostering teamwork to cutting-edge technology driving efficiency, the modern workplace reflects a shift towards flexibility and employee well-being. However, striking a balance between connectivity and personal space was a crucial challenge. This office explores the evolving trends in office design, remote work integration, and the pursuit of a harmonious work environment in the ever-changing world of business. ~ Aditi Shah
The client particularly intended to create a different-feeling, flexible workspace. It ensured that the building’s character was preserved and its fewer components were utilised as design elements.
All chambers on the sides and a reception and waiting area in the middle illustrates the imperative openness.
All materials from Italian marble flooring to stone counter tops, wood and solid colours in furniture have been used. The accent wall which has custom cnc carved mdf and wooden ceiling distinguishes the reception area from the waiting area.
The attention to detail on the wall and in the furniture can be seen here, adding even more interest to the entrance area. Plants and perforated sheet shutters on the server rack provide a clean appearance and atmosphere.
The client requested artwork for the waiting area, which was created in MS frames to match the partition language.
There were four horizontal divisions in the internal cabin partitions. Clear glass was used for the top and bottom modules, which let ample natural light into the interior spaces while diffused glass was used for the middle modules, which provided privacy for the occupants.
The partitions were constructed using a MS pipe frame and glass as an infill. MS bright bar beading kept the glass modules stable enough to remain intact.
The office planning was developed in a certain way that circulation was given utmost priority. That induced a sense of openness in the entire office.
Planters were arranged in the space between the windows and the building exterior skin which ensured a live atmosphere and sense of freshness.
The combination of various materials, lighting fixtures, geometry and colours supports each space’s unique identity while adhering to the design language.
Fact FileDesigned by: Studio Ishaan Patel
Project Type: Office Interior Design
Project Name: J P Copper Alloys
Location: Rajkot, Gujarat
Year Built: 2022
Duration of the project: 6 months
Project Size: 821 sq.ft
Project Cost : 25 lacs
Principal Architects: Ar. Ishaan Patel
Photograph Courtesy: I.D. Rohan Patel
Products/Materials/Vendors: Wallcovering / Cladding- Century / Lighting– Krishav & S2B2 / Doors and Partitions– Saint Gobain / Sanitaryware-Toto /Flooring- Nexion /Paint- Asian Paints & ICA Pidilite /Artefacts- Decocity /Hardware- Hettich and Hafele
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