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CORPORATE HOUSE: B SAFAL
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|Journal of Landscape Architecture
The project is an attempt to redefine work space landscape design. It is conceptualized around the monolithic building of the ‘B Safal House’
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The building, with an expression of simplicity and modernity, sits on a plinth, creating a sense of stranding strong on an immovable base. The challenge was to create a multi-functional open space around it that provides a break out room for employees – an open art gallery for display for an art collection for occasional visitors, a pavilion for informal meetings and a small amphitheater or gathering space.
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