Office 330
Kandivali
Project Name: Office 330
Location: Kandivali
Client: Private
Size: 300sq.m
This inspired us to optimize the space by keeping the director’s office near the window followed by a meeting space and then an entire work area with a pantry. We used fluted glass to create appropriate privacy as well as enable passage of light We aimed to create a space that draws you to pause, reflect and resist the maniacal pace of our times.
Concept
The place has been designed into a foldable multipurpose box that opens out opening out various spaces for discussion, work and meetings. And when shut gives privacy and solace for these activities These foldable sliding glass panels flood in ample light in the space
Details
The work stations have been suspended from the ceiling and wall keeping the ground clear and free making the office appear spacious and voluminous.
Our Vision for Vineyard CO was to create an enjoyable Wine tasting experience for people of all ages while carefully curating to give wine connoisseur an inside peek into the winemaking process while allowing you to make great memories along the way. The interiors are bold and rustic mimicking the flavors and deep shades of various wines served at this lounge. The rustiness of cement finish walls and wrought iron finish lights are subtly complimented with the collection of Sofas and armchairs that decorate the most exclusive living areas and all the environments in the Vineyard where there are spaces to dedicate to comfort and relaxation.
Materiality
Wooden frames with fluted glass and rattan panels have been used to create partition between the spaces. These panels give the rooms very earthy feel to it. Terra cream accent terrazzo stone adds a fun element and breaks the monotony of the space. Concrete floor, amber pop on the floor these earthy materials compliment the space.
Planning
This inspired us to optimize the space by keeping the director’s office near the window followed by a meeting space and then an entire work area with a pantry. We used fluted glass to create appropriate privacy as well as enable passage of light We aimed to create a space that draws you to pause, reflect and resist the maniacal pace of our times.
