Temenos, New DelhiStriking a balance between maximizing square-footage and creating for itself a unique visual identity in a sprawling neighbourhood, the design for Temenos proposes a sustainable alternative to contemporary commercial complexes. It crafts tranquil interior spaces that are far removed from the hubbub of the urban milieu that it is located amidst.
Commercial development in the National Capital Region is progressing at an unprecedented rate, with every inch of buildable space being tapped to accommodate the needs of the rapidly growing metropolis. Businesses, in tune, are opting for premises whose location and design help build their brand presence, in addition to providing an optimal working environment for their employees. Temenos is a built-to-suit office complex in Lajpat Nagar, a thriving retail hubin New Delhi. The building is located on the Ring Road, one of the busiest roads in the city; rapid commercialization and infrastructural development in the recent years has raised the population density of the locality manifold. In a bid to make the most of the skyrocketing real estate prices, most commercial complexes in the area are boxed in spaces with maximised footprints, and variation in the urbanscape is scant.​
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