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Project • By GPM Architects & Planners • Offices
IOCL Office
Located amidst the bustling heart of South Delhi, the IOCL (Indian Oil Corporation Ltd) office, perched on the 10th floor of the NBCC building, epitomises a modern transformation of government workspace design. The project's unique design stands out from the traditional aesthetic of office spaces characterised by bright colours and geometric shapes. Instead, it embraces a palette of soft pastel colours and fluid lines, creating a harmonious integration between the employee workstations and private cabins.
Mr. Ranjan Sharma
Mr. Ranjan Sharma
The spatial arrangement is thoughtfully designed with the reception area at the centre, branching out to the executive zone, boardroom, and conference rooms, and extending further to inc... More
Project • By TIDO • Restaurants
UNCAFE
A new outlet for a health forward cafe has been designed by the Delhi based studio, Tangible Intangible Design Office or TI:DO as they are also known. Commissioned by the women led brand of UNCAFE, architectural design firm TI:DO was assigned with the task of developing a design language for their new outlet which within its 800 sqft could encapsulate the brand’s identity and personify the uniqueness of their food offerings with a unique spatial design.
Shot by Jeetin Sharma for TIDO
Shot by Jeetin Sharma for TIDO
The restaurant was designed with the aim of creating an earthy yet contemporary aesthetic which even though is inside a mall, sets itself apart from the mall atmosphere. With an emphasis on organic forms that begi... More
Project • By The Binary Studio • Restaurants
Takri
Discover the heart of Himachal culture at Takri, an authentic ethnic restaurant nestled in the picturesque Kangra Valley, in Palampur. Situated along the main highway connecting Dharamshala to Palampur, this charming eatery is a true reflection of the region's traditional values, centered around the staple meal known as "Dham."
Umang Gupta
the design Inspired by the local vernacular architecture, Takri seamlessly blends into its surroundings with a design that pays homage to the rich heritage of the area. The main building materials, slate, and wood, were carefully chosen for their local availability and cultural significance. The 450 mm thick slate walls not only add to the rustic charm but also serve a functional purpose, blocking o... More