GLITZ architecture & interiors - May 2016

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Gone are the days of dull and drab cubicle spaces, with employers realizing that inspiring setting in open plan spaces can have a direct effect on their employees' creativity, they are discovering that the desk is no longer the one and only place to work, but part of a larger environment of where work is done.

As the times change, so have designs and spaces as a response to the growing needs and wants of various communities. The traditional idea of a workplace has evolved due to new design concepts, new office demands, new establishments that provide new services and new ways to do one’s work.

Improvements in technology have helped craft the idea of open-plan spaces more feasible and sensible as they let the people to work outside of cubicles and in areas where groups can collaborate and exchange ideas more often and more efficiently.

The Open-plan-Office, which brings the coffee-shop experience complete with sofas and large communal tables in an open, casual and vibrant setting to the office setting, is actually slowly becoming a standard feature of the modern workplace in India.

eZest Solutions specious new office in Hinjewadi, Pune, with unusual rustic office interiors displays an open floor plan, modern furniture with a vintage charm to it, has been carefully designed by Architect Aditya Yamsanwar of Team One Architects, Mumbai, keeping in mind a collaborative and dynamic work environment.


Considering the requirement of flexible, open workspaces for a young and dynamic team, Bhumiputra Architecture designed the Lookup's new office in Bengaluru, a space that is minimal yet confident and most importantly, efficient.

As an acknowledged innovative interior designer, who always set new trends and styles, Prashant Soni has blended flawlessly the colonial era theme with modern and contemporary style while designing the WARDROBE at civil lines, Raipur, that breathes openness and a sense of freedom.