In this issue

Commercial Design February edition

Designing office of the future, today

To address the future of work, workforce and workplace, Citi, along with the design team at M Moser Associates, embarked on the journey of workplace innovation to unlock real estate efficiencies and to prepare a future-ready campus, suited for different individual needs and address the impact on the environment.

9 mins

Digitised operations: Embracing the change

Digital technology and its relevance in design

3 mins

A step towards office design evolution

With the constantly evolving trends in office spaces, office designs are no longer seen as a monotonous layout but rather translated to be a core aspect between humans, modern pieces of furniture and technology

4 mins

Top 5 Workplace Trends

A look into the trends that will rule 2023 and shape the modern work environment

2 mins

REIMAGINING LIBRARIES AS REALMS OF LEARNING

As knowledge continues to change hands and forms, libraries needed to evolve too. Akanksha Gupta, Partner, Vijay Gupta Architects, has devised a framework for transforming libraries to adopt a more agile layout and include a holistic mix of these spatial typologies

4 mins

CREATING AN ENGAGING DIALOGUE BETWEEN PEOPLE, SPACES, AND OBJECTS

The new Studio space for Taliesyn, a decade-old architectural practice in Bengaluru, is representative of their design ideology that harbours creation and collaboration, experimental material palette and sensitivity towards the changing post-pandemic world.

4 mins

MODERNITY MEETS HISTORY

Sisi's eatery by brand creative is a timeless european design

3 mins

Emergence movement' of 'pop art in spatial design

The pop art movement from the 1950s-1960s is making a remarkable comeback as a popular design element across many offices

1 min

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Commercial Design Magazine Description:

The definitive guide to successful commercial spaces and facilities management.

Commercial Design is a must-read magazine from ITP Media (India) for all those involved in the design of commercial workspaces and buildings. The monthly title seeks to be a source of ideas and provide interior designers, architects, consultants, facility managers, PMCs, real estate consultants and specifiers informative and up-to-date news, trends and analyses and incisive features and global case studies.

Provocative, eclectic or simply stylish, every aspect of today's cutting-edge workspace and commercial projects is showcased in this contemporary, well-laid-out and design-driven title. From projects and products to productivity and real human issues that ultimately decide the success of a workspace design, Commercial Design revolves around the cosmos of commercial design and helps its readers make well-informed decisions.