Natural, holistic, sustainable and perhaps, divine – these were the constraints that guided our approach to designing a sign identity for one of the most unique properties we have ever designed for.
Our back-to-back signage design and build interventions at UNICEF’s Delhi and Ahmedabad offices were a lesson on making spaces RPWD compliant (Rights for People With Disabilities) from a signage standpoint.
Our design & build intervention at the Ford Foundation’s Delhi office, was arguably the first signage identity in the country that promised to be inclusive in many respects.
Here’s a project wherein both the macro and micro aspects of the building architecture contributed to the overall signage experience.
Life can be thought of as a continuous sequence of emotional states that arise out of various contexts and experiences.
The architectural features in the form of woodwork and jaali patterns of this four-storeyed social club very lucid in informing the colour schemes and graphic language of its signage.
This design of ours is a classic example of a sign identity imbued with both brand and architectural elements.
This design of ours is a classic example of a sign identity imbued with both brand and architectural elements.
Sitting on the same land parcel that once housed Gurgaon’s oldest iconic landmark, 32nd Milestone, Milestone Experion Centre is a commercial tower
The crystal-inspired architecture of the twin Capital Towers on Mehrauli-Gurgaon road informed multiple aspects of the signage design