The design for the SJVN office in Delhi stands as a shining example of a future-ready workplace that embodies adaptability and innovation in design, playing a crucial role in accommodating changing workstyles. Nestled in the heart of the city’s newest CBD, the 3636-square-meter SJVN office is a testament to thoughtful design. Spread across three plates connected by a central core, its layout responds to its urban context.

The reception, board room, and multi-purpose hall are centrally located and offer panoramic views of Delhi’s upscale South Extension neighbourhood. Rich materials, vibrant colours, and open layout styles define the building’s aesthetic. Wooden ceilings, intricate wall patterns, and marble flooring from Indian quarries in Rajasthan add a touch of elegance and warmth to the space. The SJVN office was designed to embody colour psychology, where the infusion of colours is a deliberate and thoughtful choice. The harmonious blend of colours goes beyond the visual, reaching into the realm of emotions and experiences. This approach aligns with ergonomic principles and spatial dynamics that prioritise comfort and health, creating an environment that fosters well-being and productivity.

Flanked by ethnic Indian art, the entrance foyer exudes a sense of grandeur and warmth. White cloud ceilings with a touch of warm wooden finish baffle ceilings create a captivating interplay of light and shadow, complemented by patterned lights and organised greens that inspire and uplift. The artwork adorning the walls represents a beautiful amalgamation of India’s diverse cultures. Through Madhubani, Warli, Kangra, and Kalankari styles of paintings, the office showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of regions like Himachal, Nepal, Bhutan, and Uttarakhand. This thoughtful integration of traditional art enriches the space’s visual appeal and provides a platform for local artisans to showcase their talent and craftsmanship.