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Biophilic & Nature-Inspired Office Design

byBeyond DesignTakes projects in Mumbai, Pune, Goa, Hyderabad & Bengaluru; Visit office in Thane WestStarts from180 per Sq. Ft.View full gallery

We design workspaces where architecture, natural light, and greenery merge to boost energy and keep the vibe easy. It is about building environments where people actually want to be.

Our design for the Syska corporate headquarters in Pune features a prominent multi-story vertical garden on its facade. This was a pioneering use of biophilia in corporate architecture, creating a living, breathing building.

A daytime view of the Syska building facade, highlighting the lush green wall and glass exterior. We were integrating large-scale biophilic design years before it became a mainstream trend.

A close-up of the green wall on the Syska building, showing the density and texture of the vertical garden.

A terrace on the Syska building, nestled beside the green wall. This space provides employees with an outdoor retreat surrounded by nature.

The atrium of a co-working space we designed by converting an old hotel. A massive, multi-story green wall serves as a stunning backdrop to the central collaboration area.

Another perspective of the atrium, showing how the green wall, numerous potted plants, and natural light create a vibrant, jungle-like feel in the heart of the building.

A view of the former hotel lobby, now a co-working common space. The towering green wall is the dominant feature, complemented by plant-integrated furniture.

This project in Pune involved converting a hotel into a co-working space, with the atrium and its massive green wall becoming the central social hub.

This breakout space is a prime example of biophilic design, with an artificial turf floor, hanging planters, and a living wall. The design creates an immersive, nature-filled experience.

A perfect example of landscape and interiors merging. This meeting space opens directly onto a courtyard filled with pebbles and tropical plants, blurring the line between inside and out.

About Biophilic & Nature-Inspired Design

Our approach goes beyond adding potted plants to desks. We treat biophilia as a structural element, integrating living walls into facades, creating indoor forest walkways, and designing collaborative zones around natural light. When we converted a hotel in Pune into a co-working hub, we did not just add greenery; we built the atrium around a massive living wall to act as the central social lung of the building.

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