Understating the ways of working from the office, the studio concluded that apart from the executive cabin where meetings and negotiations would take Centre stage, the other areas need little or no privacy. This worked perfectly well with the open office concept. Plans were drawn out taking into consideration the existing window placement and structure of the building. The furniture arrangement layers the office structure in a way that layers the separate functions distinctly yet enhances user interaction, resulting in better communication without interrupting the structure of the company.

The material palette was restricted to bare minimum, showcasing natural material, mainly granite stone and teak wood; the soffit was painted in a dark color to hide the undulations in the bare concrete slab, while old lighting points in the RCC slab were reused negating the need for a conventional false ceiling.

The combination of the restrictions put by the budget, existing structural system brief, and innovative detailing led Prithvi_202 to become a timeless office space.