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Office Of Hues by Akshat Bindal Design

Project name:
Office Of Hues
Architecture firm:
Akshat Bindal Design
Location:
Pali Marward, Rajasthan, India
Photography:
2613Aperature
Principal architect:
Akshat Bindal
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Built area:
6500 ft²
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Completion year:
2024
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Budget:
Undisclosed
Client:
Private
Status:
Complete
Typology:
Commercial › Office

Akshat Bindal Design: A workspace that embodies an innovative approach to enhance employee productivity and energy. The aim was to transform client’s vision into a vibrant and distinctive office environment by introducing color as a primary highlight & an identity of its own.

The layout encompasses various functional zones, including open workstations, collaborative areas, meeting rooms, a cafeteria, and a reception area. Each cabin is distinguished by a unique color scheme, fostering easy identification, and contributing to the dynamic energy within the workspace. These hues are meticulously integrated into elements such as acoustic panels, carpets, and air conditioning units. A cyan cable tray, which connects all the spaces, serves as a focal point and a distinctive feature of the office design.

Cafeteria reflects a commitment to sustainability, utilizing bamboo prominently in the ceiling and walls. Customized curtains are employed to mitigate heat and enhance aesthetic appeal. The overall space is complemented by a neutral, calming color palette, providing a balanced contrast to the vibrant hues.

To further augment the sense of comfort and freshness, an abundance of indoor plants has been incorporated throughout the office. This design not only meets but exceeds the client's brief by creating an energetic, productive, and aesthetically pleasing workspace.


By Alfredo Gonzalez

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