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Climate-Responsive & Biophilic Workplace Design

byEdifice ConsultantsTakes projects across India; Offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru & DelhiStarts from2,850 per sq. ft.View full gallery

We create energy-efficient work environments that respond to local climate conditions and prioritize human well-being through nature-integrated architecture.

The Mahindra Manufacturers corporate head office in Chakan, Pune, where the design draws inspiration from traditional wada typology. The building's form creates shaded courtyards that promote natural ventilation and social interaction.

The facade of the Mahindra Chakan office, a dynamic workspace that fosters collaboration. The design features a sun-responsive facade that adapts to natural light, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The combination of the building exterior and a sun-drenched breakout terrace at the Mahindra Chakan office. The use of louvres for shading demonstrates our commitment to climate-responsive design that enhances user comfort.

The open-plan office at Mahindra Chakan is designed with an integrated radiant cooling slab system, a benchmark for energy efficiency. The raw concrete ceiling and industrial aesthetic are balanced by views of the surrounding landscape.

The interior and exterior of the Mahindra Chakan office, showcasing the harmony between the built form and its natural setting. A public concourse and social balconies encourage transparency and teamwork.

Breakout spaces and corridors at the Mahindra Chakan office are naturally ventilated and feature patterned tile floors. These transitional zones are designed as comfortable places for pause and informal conversation, inspired by traditional Indian architecture.

The facade of the Mahindra Chakan office features an extensive system of louvres that provide shade and control daylight. This climate-responsive strategy reduces energy consumption while creating a comfortable indoor environment.

The exterior of the JSW Administrative Office, showcasing the use of brick jaali screens and terracotta-colored fins. These elements are crafted to provide self-shading, reducing thermal gain in response to the local climate.

A detail of the brick jaali screen at the JSW office, an example of designing with daylight in mind. This traditional element is reinterpreted in a modern context to filter light and add aesthetic value.

A rendering of the JSW Nagaur project in Rajasthan, where strategic massing and the use of local materials like brick respond to the hot and dry climate. The design embraces the raw character of materials to create a functional and comfortable space.

About Climate-Responsive & Biophilic Design

When we design for climate, we look beyond mechanical cooling. In our projects, we prioritize passive design techniques like traditional brick jaalis or integrated radiant cooling slabs. These interventions do not just lower your long-term energy bills; they create naturally breathable, comfortable work environments. You are not just building an office; you are creating a space that functions efficiently regardless of the weather outside.

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