The NOCC office is a delightful exercise in work-meets-play-meets-architecture-meets-minimal art that outclasses several stolid office constructions. Variations of space, patterns both inside and outside, free-flowing movement, contrast of bigger against smaller and irregular volumes alternate throughout the project. Designed by Kapil Aggarwal and Nikhil Kant of Spaces Architects, this 10,000 square feet office space is modern and minimal, yet seamlessly connected via shapes and voids generated by spatial interactions between the built components.
The use of abstract shapes, panels, forms and soothing pastel shades produce varying views by introducing spatial ingenuity through the medium of an unconventional internal layout. The interior office areas are seamlessly separated into wood-clad warm sections with glass walls that unite contrasting areas both vertically and horizontally, connecting wall, ceiling and floor. Although the office is rather minimalist in design across the plan, the eye is constantly confounded by the erratic changes in level and its corresponding relationship between exterior and interior space.
