Educational Space Design
Available across Mumbai
A Cube Architects
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About Educational Space Design
Educational Space Design
We specialize in transforming educational facilities into modern learning environments. Our expertise includes redesigning aging classrooms, creating functional spaces that enhance learning experiences, and developing comprehensive educational facility plans.
What Makes Us Different
- Integration of modern architectural elements while maintaining functionality
- Focus on creating engaging learning environments
- Experience in transforming existing educational spaces, as demonstrated in the Birla School project
Ideal For
Educational institutions looking to modernize their facilities, including:
- Schools seeking complete infrastructure transformation
- Institutions planning new educational complexes
- Organizations requiring modern learning space designs
Key Features
- Contemporary design elements
- Student-centric spatial planning
- Integration of modern learning technology requirements
- Efficient use of available space
Meet your Expert
A Cube Architects
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My Story
We’re A Cube. We’re not just an architecture firm, we’re a bunch of folks who see buildings as dreams, not just bricks. From Navi Mumbai to Nagpur, every project has a piece of our heart. We work hard, play harder – team lunches, cricket wins, Holi madness, it’s all part of our story. Our soul? It’s our people. We build spaces, but we also build a team that loves what we do.
My Work
All kinds of design work - We do residential, commercial, high-rises, villas, bungalows, hospitality, institutional, interiors, and urban master planning.
Spaces with soul - Our work mixes modern design with traditional wisdom, like Vastu-compliant architecture and fresh jali patterns.
Start to finish - From napkin sketch to 3D model to real building, we handle the whole journey, quick and smooth.
Team effort, always - Led by Ali Sir, our crew works and celebrates together. You get all our energy, not just one person.
