Throughout the office, glass takes on multiple personalities. Fluted, tinted, tinted-fluted, printed and curved variants are woven into the architecture, creating shifting layers of transparency, texture and reflection. Rather than functioning as a catalogue of products, these applications are composed as part of the spatial experience, allowing visitors to encounter glass in unexpected ways as they move through the workplace.
One of the most distinctive interventions is found in the meeting room, where the company’s signature blue appears as a glass floor. An unconventional application of the material, it transforms a brand colour into an architectural gesture while creating a striking visual focal point.
The planning was driven equally by the building’s setting. From its elevated position, the office looks out across Bhopal, and the designers wanted those views and the available natural light to remain present throughout the workplace. Transparency therefore became a planning strategy: glazed divisions allow daylight to travel deeper into the office while maintaining the privacy and functional separation required between spaces.
Warm walnut-toned veneer and marble temper the coolness and reflectivity of glass, giving the workplace a more residential, hospitality-inspired character. A lounge provides an alternative setting for informal meetings, focused work and moments away from the conventional workstation. Rattan lighting adds another tactile layer, introducing warmth and craft into the refined material palette.