Siemens Energy Office, Pune
Project Brief
The Siemens Energy office interior design project represents a progressive approach to workplace architecture, prioritizing flexibility, collaboration, and well-being within a contemporary corporate environment. This innovative design responds to the shifts in work culture brought about by the adoption of hybrid and remote models, replacing traditional fixed-desk layouts with adaptable spaces that cater to both individual focus and dynamic group interactions. Through a seamless integration of open-plan workstations, glass-enclosed meeting rooms, inviting social zones, and abundant biophilic elements, the project creates an energizing and cohesive environment that reflects Siemens Energy's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and employee satisfaction.
Location: Pune
Area: 45,000 sft
Status: Design stage
Scope of work: Interior design
A welcoming entrance that blends modern minimalism with corporate identity.
The reception space is anchored by a sleek desk with clean lines, backdropped by the Siemens Energy logo, highlighting corporate branding. The waiting area features contemporary furniture in muted tones, soft seating, and a minimalist coffee table, with vertical slatted wall panels lending warmth and acoustic comfort. Soft, indirect lighting and bright finishes amplify the sense of openness and professionalism.
“Where energy, technology, and collaboration converge to shape tomorrow’s possibilities.”
Flexible collaboration spaces foster creativity and innovation, anchored by seamless technology integration.
The office adopts a zoning strategy that clusters quiet work, collaboration, and social interaction nodes, supporting varied workstyles and fostering a vibrant workplace culture. The juxtaposition of transparent meeting rooms, open-plan desks, and meditative green alcoves embodies Siemens Energy’s commitment to performance, innovation, and wellbeing through contextual spatial design.
The workspace employs a benching system with ergonomically designed chairs, supporting both individual productivity and group tasks. Planters are strategically placed to divide zones and introduce greenery, contributing to employee wellbeing and indoor air quality. Exposed ceilings with visible ductwork and suspended linear lights give a contemporary, industrial character while maintaining functional illumination.
Open-plan work clusters designed for ergonomic comfort and productive flow.
Breakout zones and informal seating areas, using a mix of booth seating, lounge chairs, and poufs, are positioned adjacent to large windows, leveraging natural light and panoramic views. Integrated planters, overhead trellises with trailing plants, and biophilic accents reinforce environmental sustainability and relaxation. Versatile furniture layouts support casual meetings, reflection, and recharge during the workday.