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    Interior Design of Madness Office

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    - The document describes the design of the Esquire Office space in New Delhi by Studio Bipolar architects. - The 1200 sqft space was designed to reflect the sophistication of Esquire magazine but in a quirky, whimsical way inspired by Art Deco. - The space consists of porous partitions dividing it into individual workstations connected by black and white striped walls. A yellow carpet directs circulation. The conference table and high table resembling a bar further reflect the design concept.

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    - The document describes the design of the Esquire Office space in New Delhi by Studio Bipolar architects. - The 1200 sqft space was designed to reflect the sophistication of Esquire magazine but in a quirky, whimsical way inspired by Art Deco. - The space consists of porous partitions dividing it into individual workstations connected by black and white striped walls. A yellow carpet directs circulation. The conference table and high table resembling a bar further reflect the design concept.

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    - The document describes the design of the Esquire Office space in New Delhi by Studio Bipolar architects. - The 1200 sqft space was designed to reflect the sophistication of Esquire magazine but in a quirky, whimsical way inspired by Art Deco. - The space consists of porous partitions dividing it into individual workstations connected by black and white striped walls. A yellow carpet directs circulation. The conference table and high table resembling a bar further reflect the design concept.

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    Interior Design of Madness Office

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    Varsha Kadapatti
    - The document describes the design of the Esquire Office space in New Delhi by Studio Bipolar architects. - The 1200 sqft space was designed to reflect the sophistication of Esquire magazine but in a quirky, whimsical way inspired by Art Deco. - The space consists of porous partitions dividing it into individual workstations connected by black and white striped walls. A yellow carpet directs circulation. The conference table and high table resembling a bar further reflect the design concept.

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    Esquire Office

     Architects: Studio Bipolar


     Area:1200.0 ft²
     Text description provided by the architects. Esquire being an American men's magazine,
    published in the United States, is one which screams sophistication, yet it accomplishes this
    in a quirky and whimsical tone.
     This thought was to be carried out in the design of their own branded nightclub in the heart of
    new delhi.
     For the sole purpose of supervision over the nightclub and its administration, Esquire needed
    a workspace to be developed for them in Defence Colony Market, new delhi This work hub
    was being developed for the “creative owners of a nightclub” and the design had to reflect this
    very aspect as well.
     The concept :‘Sophisticated madness. The idea of primary colors being used in the interiors so
    • Another parameter to be kept in mind was the fact as to enact dynamism in the mind-set of the users yet depicting simplicity and minimalism.
    that Esquire emerged in the Art Deco Era when
    traditionalism gradually converted into modernism.
    • Art Deco influenced the design of buildings,
    furniture, jewellery, fashion, cars, and everyday
    objects and had arches and asymmetrical shapes
    as prime elements.
    • The office had to be a reflection of all these
    parameters in a single connected space.

    Partition A Partition B Partition C Partition D

    Partition E Partition F

    • A large space is divided into individual sections which have


    a porous nature for the purpose of connectivity and linkage
    amongst the holders and at the same time, having a
    provision of privacy to those sections.
    • This led to an idea of punctured partitions.

    VARSHA KADAPATTI
    INTERIOR DESIGN : Esquire Office 01FA17BAT043
    SEM VI
    Esquire Office
    • eye catching feature, is the
    black and white striped
    wallpaper which is visually • The boardroom have a
    impactful and served to conference table that echoed the
    elongate the space. space around it,
    • Again, this feature lent a • Thus the ultimate outcome is a
    kinetic touch to these yellow tinted glass table ,made
    partitions providing a completely frameless which
    backdrop to let them stand reflected the patterns formed
    out. around and lent a warm hue on
    the floor and walls.

    • Architect came up with a functional aspect of the working space which was a high table
    resembling the look of a bar counter.
    • The supporting wall is highlighted by framing iconic Esquire covers reinforcing the brand
    image throughout the space along with the Art Deco inspiration.

    • This hub got furnished with some • The partitions are


    distinctively impactful elements, namely, the composed of slim
    yellow carpet, the conference table and the metal plates bending
    working counter. to form simple
    • The concept of the yellow carpet is to direct geometric shapes
    the circulation as well as provide a ‘red which would house
    carpet’ of sorts for clients once they made tinted glass pieces
    their way to the boardroom.

    VARSHA KADAPATTI
    INTERIOR DESIGN : Esquire Office 01FA17BAT043
    SEM VI

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