Sankalpan

Wishing you and your loved ones a Very Happy Ganesh Chaturthi.

While productivity is the ultimate virtue for any employment, did you know you work your best on Tuesdays?

Mondays are often spent catching up with the previous week's tasks and urgent requirements. It's only on Tuesdays that professionals become relaxed, clear-minded, and work efficiently. They begin with their individual tasks and optimize their daily job.

Regardless of the industry you work in, this suits everybody, unless your job demands your input on Sundays also.

Interesting, isn't it?

Now comment below and let us know how this Tuesday is treating you!

Meet Ninad Randive, Founder and Executive Director of Sankalpan.

As an entrepreneur and principal architect he envisioned creating an organization that excels in design outlook that transcends traditional practices. Combining his experience and work at the firm Ninad facilitates the integration of Sankalpan ethos into the design and delivery process.

He recently won the 50 Under 50 Best Architects India 2021 Award from The Interior and Architecture Awards and Conference with many more in store.

Isn’t it phenomenal how one powerful vision can change lives at so many levels?

Lighting can make or break a work environment. Perhaps 350-400 lux has established a middle ground! But why is it so?

Rationally speaking, choosing the ideal illumination is vital. Insensitive lighting reduces the building's efficiency, which reciprocates in the worker's productivity and eventually decreases the business outcomes.

Working under illumination below 350 lux is vision-straining, the lighting is dull and provides no room for focusing. At the same time, exposing oneself to prolonged illumination higher than 400 lux can be harsh and tiring. Opting for a standard commercial and work environment with 350-400 lux optimizes workflow without compromising the user's health and productivity.

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“Think outside the Box” or should we say “Think outside the Cube”

From cubes and cubicles to high energy collaborative workspaces, office design has come a long way in the last few years. The paradigm shift in work culture can be largely accounted to the gen x and gen y joining the workforce who want no barriers for their spaces.
The next new shift is brought by the pandemic. What is the post pandemic workplace looking like? Stay tuned…

The recent shift to remote working culture now extends to reshaping the workplace design too.
Offices that "Feel like Home", embracing the human-centered approach are the new trend. They definitely foster community interaction and hence the generation of best ideas and creativity.
And yes! the trend is here to stay.

Innovative meeting areas, laid-back lounges, social nooks, and inviting spaces- The unconventional office spaces are just about striking the right balance. They offer a versatility of design that's more conducive to innovation in a competitive business world.

Colours have the power to make or shatter a room. An important part of interior design is selecting the right colour for a facility's space.

Each organization will have its own set of brand guidelines, which will influence the colour palette you choose. Colours have a direct emotional impact on a user thus it's crucial to use the right amount of colours and maintain the balance.