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Amit Khanna
New Delhi, Delhi, India-110057 Offices at E1 B1, Commercial-Office Complex
Offices at E1 B1, Project Details Completed 2010 Area 25000 sq.ft. Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate, New Delhi Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate in New Delhi is a thin sliver of land adjoining the Delhi-Agra railway line on the eastern side. Originally meant for manufacturers that required access to the nearby freight facilities, it has now descended into a civic mess of offices and aging warehouses with parking overflowing on the streets, leaving pedestrians to negotiate broken roads and constant traffic. The land for the E1B1 project had earlier housed a steel mill and hence, an aging metal structure occupied part of the site. The brief from the owner was to create an office building that could have multiple end-users. At the outset, the strategy was to make a facility that was not only flexible, but also had a civic presence. A basement was created to accommodate parking, with a discreet ramp set below the building plinth. This freed up the front edge of the property and a wide walking area was created, leading up to the building entrance. The building was organized into three basic areas; A central office block flanked by two service areas, one at the front and another at the rear. The centre block, a large 60 wide column free space was repeated on the upper floors. The main stair, expressed in the faade as a tall grey volume, an elevator and a common conference room were accommodated in the front service area and the rear block housed the toilets, building services, a spare elevator and a fire escape stair. The upper floor, designed as a private suite of offices for the client, was expressed a dark grey slab apparently floating on the glass wall below. Punctured with square windows, the horizontality provides a dramatic counterpoint to the verticality of the stair volume. A corner of this grey box was cut away on the front faade to reveal a shaded terrace, as a private area for refuge and contemplation.
E1 B1 - Glass Window Panels
Large glass windows not only ensure ample light inside but also spruce up the look and feel of the building from outside. Modern architecture is conspicuous from the design.
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E1 B1 - Front View
E1 B1 when viewed from the front.
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E1 B1 Architecture - Zen
Straight-lined architecture backed up by enormous glass windows categorize E1 B1 in Zen category.
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E1 B1 Office - A perspective View
Perspective view of the Office building from outside. Ceiling rafters can be seen from outside.
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E1 B1 Architecture- Modern and Intact
The modern office building stands intact. Glass windows add up to the aesthetics.
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Tall Glass Windows
A view of outdoors from across the tall glass windows at E1 B1 office.
ZingyEdit: Full height glass framing views to the scenic vistas outside.
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E1 B1 Office - The top floors
E1 B1 office is built across modern architecture.Here is how the top floors look like when viewed from below.
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E1 B1 Office viewed from below
The exteriors of E1 B1 office when viewed from below.
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