Iocl Office, Neu -Delhi | GPM architects & planners

The IOCL office (Indian Oil Corporation LTD) is located in the middle of the busy heart of Süd -Delhi, on the 10th floor of the NBCC building, a modern transformation of the state work area design. The unique design of the project comes from the traditional aesthetics of the office space, which are characterized by bright colors and geometric shapes. Instead, it includes a palette of soft pastel colors and liquid lines. This also creates a harmonious integration between the workers' work stations and private cabins.

A contemporary spatial layout that is rooted in functions

The spatial arrangement is carefully designed with the reception area in the center, branches into the executive zone, the meeting room and the conference rooms and extends to include the general workstations and the cafeteria. This layout supports both functional efficiency and thematic coherence. The reception area is inspired by the sun's rays with radial patterns. It creates a focus and symbolizes growth. These continue to serve as a goal between the employee workstation area and the executive area, including the director and additional cabins. The parametric design and the columns clad in natural moss improve the reception area and reflect the latest trends in the design.

One of the most striking characteristics of the project is the cover design with aluminum lines. This has freely flowing patterns that are visually appealing with different levels and improve acoustic quality. The astonished details follow throughout the project. This includes the corridors and corridors that significantly improve spatial connectivity and create a feeling of the river. The work stations and the cabin areas marked by Arch designs, the fossil images are reminiscent of, are aimed at the overarching theme of the project to combine natural history with modern design.

Merging of nature and modernity in the executive zone of the IOCL office

The executive zone introduces glass panel cabins that seamlessly integrate natural components such as grass and pebbles. This promotes a balance between workplace functionality and natural environment. In addition, the meeting room is decorated with a sliding roof through a ceiling that simulates the sunlight with inserted metal fins and carpets in different green tones and reinforces the topic of connection with nature. A meeting room leads a corridor to the director's cabin. It is characterized by a custom display and unique ceiling treatments that deviate from the rest of the office design to arouse visual interest. The director's cabin also connects to a terrace and creates a retreat with a view of palm trees with graded levels. This offers comprehensive views of the cityscape and the improvement of the integration of the office into its urban surroundings.

In addition, the project includes a cafeteria, several small balconies and small Huddle pods, which offer employees a relaxed backdrop for informal meetings or personal downtimes. These pods have a comfortable, inviting decor that differs from the formal aesthetics of the traditional office space. This also helps to lower communication barriers and convey a feeling of lightness and creativity. The tailor -made workstation venue are proof of the commitment of the project for the comfort and productivity of the employee. It is aimed at ergonomic requirements and offers adjustable heights and lying options that match the contemporary work area standards. This thoughtful design ensures that everyone can work in a comfortable and efficient way. It also underlines the innovative approach to the design of the government office.

Sustainability in the core of the IOCL office design

The design and construction of the IOCL office emphasizes sustainability through its thoughtful selection of environmentally friendly and practical materials that promote environmental health. One of the innovative features is the sound -absorbing moss wall. This wall improves the aesthetic attractiveness of the room and at the same time plays a crucial role in reducing noise pollution. This continues to contribute to a quieter environment. In addition, the project prioritizes the local procurement, with the components produced in India used or comes from local suppliers. This supports the local economy and reduces the environmental impact associated with the long-distance transport of materials, which reduces the project's CO2 footprint. These efforts to sustainable construction practices were recognized with an IGBC (Indian Green Building Council) Plating.

This IOCL office marks a decisive change in the direction of a new era in the aesthetics of the government. It focuses on innovative use of space, material selection and topics of nature and sustainability. This also aims to change the traditional perceptions of state work environments. This is achieved by creating a modern, efficient and environmentally friendly space that reflects a commitment to the well -being of employees and environmental responsibility.

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Project details:

Name of the project	IOCL (Indian oil Corporation limited) office
Location	New -Delhi
Typology	Office
Overall point	53,820 m²
Start date	August 2021
Final date	August 2023
Main architect	Gian. P Mathur & Associates PVT Ltd. Designed team: Mrs. Mitu Mathur and Mrs. Shriya Diwan

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