Triburg Headquarters designed by S.P.A Design, The project aims at recreating the transparencies of the Adalaj stepwell and the terraces of the mythical hanging gardens of Babylon in a contemporary manner for an office building.

The footprint of the building consists of a snake-like shape that creates four large courtyards giving subdued light to the offices, adapted to the harsh climate of Delhi. The new structure is a Single Basement + GF + 1 to + 6 stories, increasing gradually towards the back of the building up to a height of 30m.
Photography: Amit Pasrichha
The structure is of exposed Reinforced Cement Concrete using a large span mushroom column with clay brick lining underneath, offering open space offices with 12 ft high vaulted ceilings.  The arched facades are overlooking enclosed garden and courtyards with different types of landscapes, from water bodies to desert and jungle, keeping the vistas protected from neighboring developments.
The project makes use extensively natural clay bricks for outside paving, walls, and vaulted ceilings, giving the precint a warm character and a deep sense of craftsmanship. The terraces are covered with hanging gardens to protect the structure from direct heat and provide with greens at all levels. The last floors are fitted with skylights to take full advantage of the natural light. The South East, South West and West facades will be equipped with terracotta louvers to modulate the light in the offices and lobby.
Ground Floor P...