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Aheli
New Delhi, India
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2021
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
Category: Interior Design
Location: DLF Towers, Shivaji Marg, New Delhi - 110015
Size: 1750 Sq. Ft; Status: Built
Architect: Studio Dot; Anmol Arora & Shubhit Khurana
Photographer credits: Studio SuryanDang; Saurabh Suryan & Lokesh Dang
Vendors:
General Lighting: Atcom Neon
Customised Lighting: Mother Gone Mad Design Studio
Furniture Execution: Monochrome design Studio
Aheli is a workspace for an upcoming wellness brand in the commercial center of New Delhi. The design takes clues from the brand principles of being environmentally sensitive, ever-evolving, and user-oriented. The zoning takes inspiration from the traditional Indian haveli wherein there is a central discussion space or an 'angan' with smaller entities along the periphery. For the site is in a commercial tower with only one source of natural light, the cabins were placed such that we could have an uninterrupted influx of natural light into the entire space.
The waiting lobby with the graceful wicker bench sits right next to the conference area and the reception. Bright mustard chairs and a huge Rhapis palm planter complements the seamless barrisol ceiling to fill the space with faux natural light and helps to create a discussion-oriented atmosphere for the conference room. The earthy texture, 'mitti’, on the wall helps maintain a visual connection between the various spaces and binds them together. Connected to the conference are the two director cabins, full of natural light and a clean material palette that are strategically located to be in the center of the entire workspace for better approachability. Taking benefit of the high ceilings, the central space embraces the exposed services and the deliberate undulations in the ceiling. The greens add the much-needed warmth and life to the otherwise white and bright common area The herringbone flooring acts as a circulation marker along with the varied greens that are spread around the office space.
The material palette for this project was carefully chosen to reflect the design brief clearly. The slim aluminum glazed partitions help negate the sense of spatial boundary, makes the workspace permeable, and fills it with natural light. All the services were concealed with a bare teak false roof in the cabins, this allowed us to have a service-free central workspace and utilize the overall height of the suite. A subtle hint of greens with the grey in the flooring helps break away from the otherwise solid floor plate. Moving to the utility area, the louvered teak doors for the washrooms blend well with the brass signage, the crackled hand-glazed tiles in the restrooms try to replicate the brand's delicate production process. Right next to the washrooms, the pantry and records room are tucked in a recessed corner and are equipped with a separate access point.
In essence, Aheli is a free-flowing space that encourages conversations, provides a pleasant atmosphere for the users, and encourages an environmentally sensitive approach in life.
Location: DLF Towers, Shivaji Marg, New Delhi - 110015
Size: 1750 Sq. Ft; Status: Built
Architect: Studio Dot; Anmol Arora & Shubhit Khurana
Photographer credits: Studio SuryanDang; Saurabh Suryan & Lokesh Dang
Vendors:
General Lighting: Atcom Neon
Customised Lighting: Mother Gone Mad Design Studio
Furniture Execution: Monochrome design Studio
Aheli is a workspace for an upcoming wellness brand in the commercial center of New Delhi. The design takes clues from the brand principles of being environmentally sensitive, ever-evolving, and user-oriented. The zoning takes inspiration from the traditional Indian haveli wherein there is a central discussion space or an 'angan' with smaller entities along the periphery. For the site is in a commercial tower with only one source of natural light, the cabins were placed such that we could have an uninterrupted influx of natural light into the entire space.
The waiting lobby with the graceful wicker bench sits right next to the conference area and the reception. Bright mustard chairs and a huge Rhapis palm planter complements the seamless barrisol ceiling to fill the space with faux natural light and helps to create a discussion-oriented atmosphere for the conference room. The earthy texture, 'mitti’, on the wall helps maintain a visual connection between the various spaces and binds them together. Connected to the conference are the two director cabins, full of natural light and a clean material palette that are strategically located to be in the center of the entire workspace for better approachability. Taking benefit of the high ceilings, the central space embraces the exposed services and the deliberate undulations in the ceiling. The greens add the much-needed warmth and life to the otherwise white and bright common area The herringbone flooring acts as a circulation marker along with the varied greens that are spread around the office space.
The material palette for this project was carefully chosen to reflect the design brief clearly. The slim aluminum glazed partitions help negate the sense of spatial boundary, makes the workspace permeable, and fills it with natural light. All the services were concealed with a bare teak false roof in the cabins, this allowed us to have a service-free central workspace and utilize the overall height of the suite. A subtle hint of greens with the grey in the flooring helps break away from the otherwise solid floor plate. Moving to the utility area, the louvered teak doors for the washrooms blend well with the brass signage, the crackled hand-glazed tiles in the restrooms try to replicate the brand's delicate production process. Right next to the washrooms, the pantry and records room are tucked in a recessed corner and are equipped with a separate access point.
In essence, Aheli is a free-flowing space that encourages conversations, provides a pleasant atmosphere for the users, and encourages an environmentally sensitive approach in life.
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