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OFFICE IN CARDBAORD

April 2023

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This office designed by architect Deepak Guggari of VGDA Associates glorifies and elevates the humble material of cardboard.

OFFICE IN CARDBAORD

The office designed by Deepak Gugarri principle architect and founder of studio VDGA glorifies and elevates the humble material of cardboard. The 13500 sft office space split into four levels was approached with a unique concept of doing away with the quintessential solid partitions and replacing them with honeycombed cardboard adding texture and form to the space. The honey comb boards were laid in layers in different profiles so as to form free flowing curves. Honeycomb board is a 100% recyclable carton product which is low on cost. Its hexagonal inner cellular structure and superior raw material provide exceptional compression strength and rigidity, which can withstand impact and high loads. Owing to the thickness of the board, it provides excellent sound absorption as well. Be it the reception back drop, partition walls or the doors, the honeycomb board provides an aesthetical as well as practical solution.

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