The Architecture Office Design is an important project and a dream for many architects. It defines their philosophy and gives them the freedom to incorporate their preferred aesthetic into their workspace. A good Architecture Office Design makes the first impression on clients who visit their office. Thus, it is important to design the most unique Architecture Office Design that resonates with the vision of the firm. It becomes a playground for architects to try out the latest materials and trends in their Architecture Office Design. Let us look at a few mesmerising Architecture Office Design examples that could inspire any architect to redesign their workspace.
The design is not about attractive aesthetics, sophisticated furniture, or technical lighting, it’s about the idea of moving into a village, about making people believe in the idea of recycling and upcycling; not only material but space and context. In a world governed by ‘, what meets the eyes’, this is our place that ‘touches the heart’, a feeling that can only be experienced by being in the place.
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Designed by: AANGAN Architects
Location: Surat, Gujarat
Principal Architect : Vishal Shah & Vishal Desai
Photograph Courtesy: Pratikruti09
An office place happens to be where one spends most of their adult life, honing their skills, working on aims, and making their dreams come true. Siyaahi Architects recently established their workplace in the city of Udaipur, a minimal design studio where art and design meet. Resting in a residential neighborhood, the workstation covers an area of 2200 Sq.ft and folds out into an intimate garden space that faces a well-articulated facade of grey and white. The brainchild of Siyaahi architects is elongated across the length of the plot. The north-face entrance welcomes you with an open lawn area.
Designed by: Siyaahi Architects
Location: Udaipur, Rajasthan
Principal Architect: Ar. Heli Patel & Ar. Samarth Patel
Photograph Courtesy: Murtaza Gandhi
The interior design is clean and simple to ensure clutter-free workspace. It also helps in seamless connectivity between the interior and exterior green space. The Park facing, agile and collaborative workspace has large openings that allow natural light to pour in, green elements around the office, the bright white walls and exposed ceiling creates an informal and stress-free work environment that encourages easy communication, organic interaction, and engagement among employees.
Designed by: Int-Hab architecture+design Studio
Location: JP Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka
Principal Architect: Ar.Sachin Shetty
Photograph Courtesy: Shamanth Patil Photography
Manoj Patel Design studio’s new workspace spreads over a plot area of 1350 sqft. surrounded by the urban fabric, revolves around the play of volumetric masses juxtaposed with colorful graphics. To create an experience of material palettes, touch, feel, and understand them in detail was the main idea to create a co-working studio space.
Designed by: Manoj Patel Design Studio
Location: Vadodara, Gujarat
Principal Architect: Ar.Manoj Patel
Photograph Courtesy: MK Gandhi Studio
During the journey of glorious 50 years, the RKGA team expanded considerably and needed a horizontally and vertically, physically and organisationally well-connected space. The in-house designed workplace called for an environment where ideas come together cohesively. The zealous and inexhaustible founders of the firm wanted a place that is connected to their home, enabling constant connection, comfort and off-office hours working. Thus 1700 sqft large primary level of the building was dedicated to the workplace. This inevitably posed some challenges in following the grid and bylaws prescribed margin(MoS) combined with a deep desire to experiment with space, volume and materials.
Designed by: RKGA Consultants Pvt Ltd
Location: Indore, MP, India
Principal Architect: Ar. Akashdeep Gupta & Ar. Ravi Mandoria
Photograph Courtesy: Agrawal Colour Vision
nPe DesignStudio is an architectural cum interior designing firm in a beautiful building. The City Center in Rajkot city. Mainly two major parts in this modern workspace, one is the main office and other is designing space. The approach for the design was to have uniquely designer elements in each of the space in which would justify the purpose of its usage also the aesthetic importance of its own.
Designed by: nPe DesignStudio
Location: Rajkot, Gujarat
Principal Designer: Naimish Parekh
As artists, we like to create something that inspires us in new ways. When designed is ingrained in routine, it has a whole other impact. We, at Jyaamiti, have always incited conversation, amongst ourselves and with our surroundings as well. There was no better place to look at our principles unfold than in our studio. Inspiration takes many forms here. An architectural studio where art and design merges as one.
Designed by: Jyaamiti Architectural Studio
Location: Hsr Layout, Bengalore
Principal Architect: Ar. Ashray Gowda8
Int’rscape The Concept Designer is located At SF 26, Happy Goldmine Shopper’s, Beside Bella DE Mora, Vesu, Surat, Gujarat. Which is India’s reputed company & our vision and focus is to provide customized solutions with quality and cost effective product range. A strong customer focus approach and constant quest for top class quality and services, which we tried to inculcate in our office interior designed with the concept to attain and sustain leadership position.
Designed by: Int’rscape The Concept Designer
Location: Vesu, Surat, Gujarat
Principal Architect: Ar. Nilesh Champaneria & Ar. Tirth Champaneria
Photograph Courtesy: Rohan Patel
This project entailed the development of the Architects’ own studio in a Colonial-era bungalow dating back to 1931, in which significant heritage elements had been modified over the last few decades by previous owners. To maintain the structure’s heritage significance, it underwent thoughtful conservation and restoration before the development of the incoming studio. The interiors of the studio infuse contemporary elements and heritage nature of the space, not overpowering the essence of the place. The design rather blends in a manner that makes the contemporary and heritage elements co-exist in perfect harmony, blurring the sub-conscious boundary between the two.
Designed by: Urban Tree
Location: Pune, Maharashtra
Principal Architect: Ar. Nakul Rege
Photograph Courtesy: Hemant Patil Photographer
For all things Scandinavian, here’s giving you the first look of our new design studio- the house of Studio Tilt. With abundance of natural light, the space has a large glass facade on two sides. With an amazing view and a great frontage, we were in love from the moment we stepped in! An overall minimalistic compass features cane, natural wood and a monochrome color palette comprising white, grey and a bold black in parts.
Designed by: Studio Tilt Architects
Location: Goa
Principal Architect: Ar.Abhijit Sawant & Ar.Natasha Kumar
Photograph Courtesy: Chandan Purohit
An architect’s own office can become a repository of ideas and values – closest to the architectural practice. For AS Architects’ new office, the principal designers began an attempt to embody his young practice’s central values: honesty and humility, in a compact 600 sq.ft. space located in suburban Mumbai. A workspace design for an architect and a developer with shared office area, efficiency and optimization in terms of layout was a challenge tackled with finesse and dexterity.
Designed by: AS Architects
Location: Vile Parle (East), Mumbai, India
Principal Architect: Ar. Ankit Shah & Id. Ayesha Sheth
Photograph Courtesy: Talib Chitalwala
Tucked away in a quite side street in Kochi, Kerala, where “Workers of Art” office design is built like The Second Home. The team agreed very early on that the key was to not be an office but a “second home” where they spent most of their time in —working, sharing, collaborating, growing. The limited material pallet which consisted of Cement concrete, High density fiberboard and matte PVD coated Mild steel rods which were all chosen for its versatility, makes their appearance in various forms and functions throughout the space.
Designed by: Workers of Art
Location: Kochi, Kerala
Principal Architect: Ar. Rahul Mathew & Ar. Priya Rose
Photograph Courtesy: Ishita Sitwala
The Office design was conceptualized to be place which while being the best of both worlds is also conductive for people to work in a creative environment, a workplace to enjoy. Keeping this in mind there are mainly two zones; with an Indoor Studio complete with all modern amenities like Automation, Air Conditioning, etc. if and when one wishes to work with complete concentration; whilst the Outdoor Studio is a semi-open, north-facing, landscaped space to be used as an informal workstation.
Designed by: Niraj Doshi Design Consultancy (N.D.D.C.)
Location: Pune, India.
Principal Architect: Ar. Niraj Doshi
Photograph Courtesy: Mr. Hemant Patil
Sky High’s office, an architectural and interior design firm, was a sight to behold. As soon as you entered, you were greeted with a massive industrial-themed reception area that set the tone for the entire space. The office had a greyish base with tints of blue and beige, which gave the space a modern and sophisticated vibe. Sky High’s office is an epitome of how industrial design can blend with modern elements to create a unique and inviting space.
Designed by: Sky High
Location: Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
Principal Architect: Chirayu Agarwal & Aditi Agarwal
Inception of our young Architectural Firm begins from here. The design of our own office Pratinav Chadha Architects, our imaginative abode in New Delhi, India. Concept being with use of computational and parametric design methodologies creates this creative office space. The outsides and insides create a sense of welcoming sanctuary which enables a visual delight to anyone, be it our clients or team members. A wave which follows from outside to inside. Each element has been nurtured to enhance our creative space and aptly follows the quote that ‘A building is alive, like a man’ from The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.
Designed by: Pratinav Chadha Architects
Location: New Delhi, India
Principal Architect: Ar. Pratinav Chadha
Photograph Courtesy: Mohit Chadha
A good office interior design will make you feel more comfortable with your daily job. Today an office interior design is important too as same as home interior. When people don’t like their workspace! We as a designing firm had the challenge to create our own office space in such a way that every client and visitor should be amazing, fascinate by seeing the designing scope of the space, as it’s a very compact area.
Designed by: Sharan Architecture + Design
Principal Architect: Vipul & Kruti Sukhadia
Photograph Courtesy: Nimisha Dakoria
When Aurangabad-based architects Gopal Tanwani and Shruti Tanwani realised that they had to shift from their existing work premises to a larger one owing to acute paucity of space felt by the growing interior design + architectural firm, they were clear that their new office would be owned and that it would be a standalone building.
Designed by: Portico Design Concepts
Location: Aurangabad, India
Principal Architect: Ar.Gopal Tanwani and Ar.Shruti Tanwani
Photograph Courtesy: PHX INDIA
Almost the first thing that strikes a visitor is the main gate. The main gate is Torggler door with a folding mechanism with black colour powder coating finish. The door inside has glass panels with white colour rough finish frame which gives vintage look to it. The entire vocabulary of office is embedded with the contemporary use of raw material.
Designed by: The interior WORKSHOP
Location: Surat, Gujarat, India
Principal Designer: Tejas Mistry
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.
Designed by: The Design alley’ Studio
Location: Garkheda, Aurangabad
Principal Architect: Shweta & Sarang Patil
Photograph Courtesy: Ira Gosalia, Photographix
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’.However, a brief insight into human psychology and the way our minds respond to its surroundings could probably help shape the right kind of environment for an architect to work in.
Designed by: Creative Designer Architects
Location: New Delhi
Design Team: Ravideep Singh, Mohanbir Singh, Maninder Kaur
Photograph Courtesy: Suryan//Dang
The way we design spaces that people inhabit goes beyond mere functionality. It requires an intentional sensitivity to how each detail shapes the overall experience and interaction with the surrounding ecological context. Nestled in the suburban periphery of Nashik, the project occupies a 3700 sq. ft. plot located at the dead-end of a street, adjacent […]
Kerala style homes have courtyards surrounded by rooms on each side. Traditional Kerala-style homes have a central courtyard known as Nadumuttam surrounded by rooms. These homes promote natural light and ventilation according to the region’s climate. These homes, due to the feature of courtyards as their core spaces, offer beautiful opportunities for social gatherings. This […]
In a time when design is often reduced to trends, Yaahvi’s light design stands as a reminder of tactility, tradition, and craftsmanship. Founded by Nikita Bansal, who journeyed from Assam to the global design stage, champions a philosophy where contemporary aesthetics meet age-old Indian craftsmanship. In this exclusive interview, Nikita reflects on her early influences, […]
India, a nation bustling with innovation and a constant drive for progress, is increasingly embracing an unconventional yet incredibly promising architectural trend: container architecture. We are witnessing a fascinating transformation, as discarded shipping containers, once traversing the high seas laden with goods, now find new life as dynamic, sustainable, and surprisingly sophisticated living and working […]
This bungalow style house influences the site context and can be visualised in multiple facades of sharp edges & cuboidal form. Her,e salient features like U-Projection are an expression of the bench on a level one. The house divides itself into three bays. On the ground floor, where first bay acquire all public activities like […]
Imagine yourself on the terrace of your hidden mountain retreat, drinking a fresh cup of coffee as you admire the sunrise emerging from behind the rolling hills across the valley. This serene atmosphere is exactly what Hello Wood’s latest project, the Console House, is designed to offer. The Console House showcases modern architecture design while […]
As cities continue to grow and evolve, there is a growing desire to incorporate elements of rural living into urban design. By embracing rural living principles, cities can create more eco-friendly and sustainable spaces. Rural living is not just about wide-open spaces and rolling hills. It’s also about community, sustainability, and a connection to nature. […]
Located in the thriving city of Ichalkaranji, this is an example of luxury residences is a seamless blend of timeless elegance and modern sophistication. The striking exterior, adorned with brick and natural stone cladding, exudes warmth, character, and permanence. These rich textures create a visually captivating façade, harmonizing tradition with contemporary design while making a […]
Throughout history, stone has embodied permanence, artistry, and raw beauty in architecture. From the grandeur of Roman amphitheaters to the earthy elegance of modern villas, stone remains a beloved material for its strength, sustainability, and aesthetic richness. As design trends evolve toward natural materials, eco-conscious decisions, and biophilic design, stone has found new expressions — […]
The space adopts a biophilic office design and climate-responsive approach, creating a workspace that reimagines urban interiors by deeply embedding them with nature. The style is earthy, minimal, and modern with a strong contextual sensitivity to its location. Also, a lush canopy surrounds the bare-shell site on the first floor, allowing for abundant daylight and […]