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- Year Built:-2025
- Project Name:-ESRI R&D Centre_India
- Civil:- Aeiforia Architects
- Designed by:- M Moser Associates
Worldmark Aerocity, Delhi, houses the ESRI India office, a harmonious blend of minimalism and careful details, embracing clarity, openness, and subtle expressionist elements. Designed by M Moser Associates and executed by Aeiforia as the build partner, this workspace redefines modern corporate interiors with its restrained aesthetic, purposeful materials, and understated warmth.
The guiding design principle, “Minimal, Yet Meaningful,” encapsulates the essence of the space. It emphasizes simplicity not as a lack of design, but as a deliberate approach to creating functionality, calm, and elegance through clean lines, natural elements, and curated accents.
The spatial layout encourages interaction and movement while supporting task-driven activities. Open-plan work zones flow seamlessly into quiet meeting rooms, breakout areas, and the cafeteria. The use of glass partitions throughout the building maintains transparency and visual connection while also defining a spatial hierarchy.
Each square foot is utilized with intention - whether it's modular furniture, multipurpose spaces, or acoustically enhanced ceilings that support employee comfort.
Natural and subtle finishes evoke calm and ensure long-term functionality while being durable for the space's material palette. The architects opted for the natural and subtle finishes to establishing the tone and texture of the design.
The selection of materials was driven by both aesthetics and comfort. Woodgrain and matte laminates have been used extensively for cabinetry, workstations, and built-in storage due to their durability and aesthetic uniformity. Adding casual charm without overpowering the minimal design language, denim-shade laminates are creatively applied in the cafeteria zone.
A neutral color scheme across walls facilitates a light-filled, open environment, which enables natural light to reflect and extend the perception of space. Adding dark shades of carpet flooring enhances the acoustic comfort and adds depth to the design. In keeping with the space's muted palette, navy blue vinyl skirting adds a refined pop of colour.
In line with the open and collaborative ethos of the modern workplace, modular glass partitions offer flexibility and transparency. Soft fabric blinds allow users to control natural light without blocking it, while maintaining a connection to the outdoors at the same time.
Additionally, acoustic grid ceilings with enhanced sound insulation properties were employed, ensuring noise control and creating a distraction-free environment. The benefits of sound isolation are particularly important in open office layouts, where sound can travel easily - both functionally and psychologically.
Incorporating biophilia has been a key to promoting employee well-being. Indoor greenery and natural textures soften the sharpness of the built environment, adding warmth and vitality. These elements also improve air quality, reduce stress levels, and align with sustainable and wellness-driven design goals.
As the build partner, Aeiforia brought
its core philosophy of sustainability through execution to life in this
project. From material sourcing to waste management and installation,
environmentally conscious practices were embedded at every stage.
Other sustainable features include low-VOC
paints and adhesives, ensuring a cleaner environment and reducing air
pollution. In order to reduce the carbon footprint of the project, locally
sourced materials are selected where possible.
Lighting systems are integrated to
reduce energy consumption while maintaining ambient quality. Improved acoustic
insulation and natural daylighting strategies have been employed. For
partitions and furniture, recyclable and modular components allow future
reconfiguration without generating excessive waste.
Aeiforia ensured M Moser Associates'
design intent was executed with precision, quality, and minimal environmental
impact, creating both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally responsible
spaces.
Thereby, the ESRI office stands as a
true reflection of balance — between form and function, simplicity and
personality, nature and structure. The design by M Moser Associates, brought to
life through Aeiforia’s expert execution, demonstrates that minimalism can be
rich in intent and experience.
“Minimal, Yet Meaningful” is not just a tagline — it’s a lived reality within the walls of ESRI’s new workspace. It’s a space that supports productivity, nurtures well-being, and inspires those who inhabit it, every day.
