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Vornoid, Mohali, India by Studio Ardete

Project name:
Vornoid
Architecture firm:
Studio Ardete
Location:
Mohali, Punjab, India
Photography:
Purnesh Dev Nikhanjh
Principal architect:
Badrinath kaleru
Design team:
Badrinath kaleru (Lead Architect) Prerna Aggarwal (Principal Interior designer)
Collaborators:
Architectural Planning: Badrinath Kaleru (Principal Architect). Sanchit Dhiman (Assistant Architect). Interior Planning: Prerna Aggarwal (Principal interior designer). Anusha Sharma (Asst.Interior designer). Publication Coordinator: Abhimanue Sharma. Construction Management: R.S Builders.
Built area:
25000 ft²
Site area:
7200 ft²
Design year:
Completion year:
2023
Interior design:
Prerna Aggarwal
Landscape:
Civil engineer:
Structural engineer:
Nagi & Associates ( Mr.Jagmohan Singh Nagi)
Environmental & MEP:
Electrical & Lighting consultant: The Luminars (Mr.Tejinder Kalsi); Electrical and IT works Management: KNN Group
Lighting:
Construction:
Supervision:
Visualization:
Tools used:
Material:
Steel – TATA. Concrete – Ultratech. Paints – Asian Paints. Glass – Saint Gobain. Windows - Schuco. Lighting - Jaquar. HVAC - Mitsubishi. Security Cam -Secure eye. Electrical Switches- Schneider Electric. Lift - Thyssenkrupp. Fire Access Control- Atasee.
Budget:
Undisclosed
Client:
Oasis Projects Ltd.
Status:
Built
Typology:
Office Building

Studio Ardete: Humans often relate to continuous motion and fluidity; it symbolizes adaptability and the environment's ever-changing nature. The primary objective was to accumulate seamless and infinite continuity of roads within the office space, fostering a sense of uninterrupted flow. This intention extended beyond the office walls, aiming to create a cohesive experience where the fluidity of the design seamlessly connected the indoor and the outdoor environment.

While designing the facade, roads were not the only set of thoughts that were fostered, as the biomorphic nature of bee hives, characterized by intricate and organic forms, shares a conceptual link with Voronoi structure formations, as well as combining it with the efficiency of road networks often draws inspiration and embracing a network design that mirrors an interconnection. Emphasizes the curve facade, promoting a blend between built environments and the natural world.

Optimizing space planning is like orchestrating a dance of light and functionality. To ensure a smooth space layout, we strategically positioned less frequently used areas and services like lift and staircases on one side to optimize natural light.

The spatial arrangement aims for a seamless flow, like a well-designed road, eliminating dead ends. Incorporating that in spatial allocation, the first floor encompasses all the areas and functional spaces required for MD’s Cabin. Moving on the second and third floor are designed to accommodate around 40-45 individuals.

Thoughtful consideration is given to material, maintaining the raw visual feeling with premium luxury finishes, colors, textures, and floor tile placement, enhancing navigation. The double height space evokes a sense of grandeur, and the colored glass partition on the upper floor produces a mesmerizing visual effect when bathed in sunlight, casting a colorful glow that complements the raw tones.

In the culmination of these thoughtful design elements, the space becomes more than an office, it transforms into an immersive environment, creating a space that inspires connectivity.


By Liliana Alvarez

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