Top 10 architecture office designs
Architects are designers by themselves they design spaces which makes prime important for them to design their own architecture office in there own unique philosophy and style which reflects their language of working and their personal liking.This results in designing good workspace studio, which becomes an example for the clients that how the architects design or what is there ideology. Architect’s office becomes first inspiration to the clients who visit their office. Here are top 10 architecture studio designs which would inspire one to work in that beautiful workspace.
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This is the story of the architects’ own office.
Anagram Architects is an architectural design practice established by Vaibhav Dimri and Madhav Raman in New Delhi in 2001. The partners are graduate architects from the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi. The firm’s practice is diverse and encompasses public infrastructure planning, urban design, architecture, sceneography, broadcast design, furniture design and interior design.
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In the middle of developing area stands the office of developer itself; Architect Tejas mistry.
In the area of 265 square feet, the office contains 3 divisions that include- Designer’s cabin, Studio, and a small pantry with washroom.
An Architect’s office of 1500 sqft. (150 SQM.)in basement has been conceptualized as an open office, the office space on two levels, the lower to be used as workstation. The office design was conceptualized to be place which being leisure is also conductive for people to work in a creative environment, a workplace to enjoy. The zoning of spaces is justified keeping the main cabin with attached conference at the rear to maintain privacy as well as visually connecting it to front office. As the front office space is narrow with regards to rear part, the front space is used as a gallery with walls in cement finish highlighting the project display.
Steel shutters fold open to bring plenty of fresh air into this studio for Bangalore architecture firm BetweenSpaces, which is situated above the home of one of its founders.
The building is located on a north-facing plot in a densely urbanised district of the Indian city. It accommodates the offices of BetweenSpaces on its two upper two levels, while co-founder Divya Ethirajan’s home occupies the ground and first floors.
Going by the famous quote “A MAN IS KNOWN BY THE DESIGN HE KEEPS “, an Architect’s own office is supposed to reflect his design philosophy and style. As simple as it may sound, to design one’s own space is quite a task as compared to handling clientele of different sorts. It’s actually a herculean task to fight with one’s own apprehensions and zero down on an idea that truly justifies your philosophy and space as well.
CREATIVE DESIGNER ARCHITECTS COMPLETED THEIR NEW OFFICES CALLED “THE SPATIAL STIMULI” LOCATED IN NEW DELHI, INDIA.An architect’s office is a space that is conceived as a springboard for architectural dialogue, creativity and design.
It should, hence unfold and interact in a way that its users feel connected with each other and the spatial setting around. A 2400 Sq. feet open, purely rectangular floor plan had immense potential to explore this aspect. There doesn’t exist a perfect definition of what causes ‘creativity’.
photography Studio interior design | Intrinsic Designs A Personal Space! Photography as a profession is very idiomatic, so the space occupied by a photographer needs to be a reflection of one’s self to be in sync. This is where a studio space differs from an office. Our clients are a famous wedding photographer duo from Ahmedabad in their early 20’s, with varied nature and taste as compared to one another.
“Minimal, Elegant, and Personal” — this guiding motto shaped the vision and execution of a smart space. This turns it into a calm and inviting retreat amidst the city’s constant hustle. The family’s primary wish was to have a space that felt soft, cosy, and nurturing while being highly functional for their everyday needs. “The […]
In the bustling cityscape of Noida, nestled within the gated community of Jaypee Wishtown, ‘Thalayalam’ stands in quiet distinction—not by its scale or flamboyance, but by the stories etched into its walls, floors, and the spaces in-between them. Crafted by Ant Studio for a multigenerational family with Tamil and Malayali roots, the ancestral house forms […]
This Zen Home Reflects The Perfect Balance of Memory And Functionality. The residence was designed keeping in mind the unique personality of our client who believes in simple living and high thinking, and wanted an understated and uncluttered space. The overall design language was based in ‘mindful elegance’ with minimal yet functional elements that strive […]
A Monochrome Theme And Minimalist Interiors Blend Perfectly In This Functional Home. “Tranquil Oak” is more than a home—it’s a reflection of our belief that a residence should be a serene, personal sanctuary. Thoughtfully designed with natural oak and fluid, sculptural forms, the space balances modern sophistication with the grounding calm of nature. A Monochrome […]
The client’s desire for a cosy and warm living space led us to explore the boho house theme, which is known for its relaxed, lived-in vibe, rich textures, and an earthy colour palette. To achieve this, we introduced several design elements that promote a soothing, harmonious atmosphere while infusing the space with character and personality. […]
What was once a conventional four-BHK has been gracefully reimagined into a generous three-BHK residence — one that prioritises spatial poetry over excess, character over conformity. This is not merely a redesign; it is a narrative of transformation, where timeless neo-classical elements and neutral colors quietly converse with the ease and openness of contemporary sensibilities. […]
“Home is where the Heart is.” Designed with not just creative ideas, but also keeping in mind the personality and the well-being of the home-owners, this 4BHK apartment in Vadodara, Gujarat, shares the same sentiment. “We have inculcated quite a few creative elements in the design. But we have ensured that those elements don’t overwhelm […]
This 3BHK Residential Interior project, with a carpet area of 1400 sq. ft., features a meticulously reimagined layout. It enhances both aesthetics and practicality. A harmonious blend of functionality and design is seen in this residential interior project by PiNiK Design Studio. It exemplifies a seamless blend of modern elegance and practical design, creating a […]
The 36th Horizon offers a sweeping view of Mumbai’s ever-evolving skyline from its position as a mindful high-rise retreat perched on the 36th floor. Framing the chaos of the city in soft silence, this home covered in pastel colors strikes a delicate balance where urban energy stays outside, and a warm, grounded calmness thrives within. […]
What if the simplest object in your home could turn into a design icon? Tectona Grandis Furniture and The Architects’ Diary come together to introduce the Chair Affair. This is India’s first-of-its-kind furniture design competition that dares architects and designers across India to rethink the most essential piece of furniture – the Chair. Beyond function, […]