Deeproots Design

Gen Z thrives in outdoor campus spaces that blend productivity with relaxation. Our client's "work hard, play hard" philosophy inspired the creation of a vibrant, wellness-oriented campus. People can engage in a variety of activities, such as golf and theater festivals, surrounded by lush terraces. Cycling to work, conducting meetings in the garden, and holding outdoor team scrums enhance both fitness and teamwork. Town halls, set against the backdrop of Bengaluru's pleasant weather, provide a unique and engaging environment. The addition of adopted trees has brought new life to our campus, with Bagmane's expert horticulture team and vendors ensuring their successful relocation. We chose plants carefully to prevent allergies and enhance the campus's aesthetic, complementing the champagne-colored facade and adding an element of sophistication. The biophilic landscape supports a thriving ecosystem of butterflies and birds. Bagmane Developers Pvt.Ltd. Broadway Malyan DSP Design Associates CBRE Asia Pacific CBRE India FACET Facade Consultancy Pvt. Ltd Cerebration Consultants En3 Sustainability Solutions #india #FutureOfWork #design #architecture #nature

Just as Republic Day brings together people from different cultures into one shared identity, Deeproots Design blends natural elements with built environments to create spaces that connect and inspire. We craft designs that feel authentic, meaningful, and grounded in their surroundings by using native plants, local materials, and sustainable principles. At Deeproots Design, we believe in creating spaces where nature and design work together in perfect harmony. This vision resonates strongly with the spirit of Republic Day, which celebrates the beauty of unity in diversity. Our focus is always on enriching lives through thoughtful, nature-driven spaces. It’s about creating places that don’t just look beautiful but also foster a sense of connection and well-being. Like Republic Day, our work honours the past while paving the way for a greener, more sustainable future. Every design is a step towards building spaces that bring people closer to nature, to each other, and to a better tomorrow. This is the power of unity in Deeproots Design's diversity—design that inspires and endures. #India #Nature #Inspire #Design #Future

Higher productivity by bringing nature into the workspace Green walls and carefully selected indoor plants bring warmth and energy into the workspace. These natural elements do more than just improve aesthetics. They boost focus, reduce stress, and support overall well-being. Every corner balances purpose and nature seamlessly. Biophilic design changes how a space looks—it transforms how people feel and work. By bringing nature indoors, we’ve built a space that fosters collaboration, innovation, and productivity. These office shows how biophilia can create healthier, happier workspaces. We believe nature belongs at the heart of every workspace at Deeproots Design. We use biophilic design to create an environment that feels calm, alive, and inspiring. #Design #Architecture #India #biophilicdesign #workplace

Just like every snowflake is unique, no two Haritas are ever the same. Each one carries its own story, purpose, and design—much like our fingerprints. This Christmas, let Harita biopod remind us of the beauty of individuality, the strength of connection, and the importance of creating spaces where life thrives. May your festive season be filled with warmth, light, and moments as special as every Harita we craft. Merry Christmas from all of us at Deeproots Design! #Design #Architecture #India #innovation #FutureOfWork

Morgan Stanley Mumbai Office — A Living, Breathing Space Designed to Inspire and Energise The Morgan Stanley office offered an opportunity to reconnect urban spaces with nature. We designed a vibrant landscape enriched with native plants, attracting butterflies, bees, and birds. This brought life and movement to the heart of the building. Our aim was to create a biophilic environment that is visually stunning and promotes well-being and community bonding. Outdoor working structures were introduced to provide shade and protection from the sun and rain. These structures feature movable louvres, allowing users to adjust light and wind for comfort. The site’s strong winds required innovative solutions, and the louvres manage this while maintaining functionality. We added a cricket pitch that doubles as a stage and outdoor movie area. This multi-use design supports activities like futsal, rooftop dining, and urban farming. These features foster team bonding and have increased productivity, empathy, and collaboration. Indoors, approximately 2% of the space is dedicated to greenery through green walls and plants. This addition brings warmth, energy, and serenity to the workspace, creating a stress-free and inspiring environment. By blending nature with design, we have supported the well-being of employees, their families, and the broader community. Key Sustainability Features 1. Wind Adaptation: Movable louvres effectively manage strong winds while ensuring comfort and flexibility. 2. Multi-Use Design: A cricket pitch doubles as a stage and outdoor movie screen, enhancing creative use of space. 3. Sustainable Materials: Ferrocrete reduces costs and minimises the use of cement, concrete, and tiles. 4. Eco-Friendly Lighting: LED lights and no uplighting minimise environmental light pollution. 5. Water Recycling: Recycled water for irrigation conserves and reuses vital resources. 6. Local Materials: Locally sourced materials enhance sustainability and provide a sense of place. 7. Native Plants: Pollinator-friendly plants attract birds and butterflies, creating a nature-focused environment in a formal corporate setup. 8. Flexible Spaces: Intuitive planning supports diverse activities, enabling creative and innovative uses. This project is a testament to the transformative power of biophilic design. By reconnecting people with nature, we have crafted a workplace that is serene, functional, and inspiring. The Morgan Stanley Mumbai office now stands as a shining example of how sustainability, community, and creativity can seamlessly come together in corporate environments. This is what design done right looks like. Watch it all come to life with Kshitij and Veronica from Morgan Stanley. #Design #FutureOfWork #Architecture #India #MorganStanley

This Diwali, we lit up more than just spaces—we lit up hearts! 🪔 Deeproots Design team celebrated togetherness, growth, and creativity. Diwali for us was all about connection. We had it all from colourful Rangoli art to team bonding across cities including our new office at Pune. Here’s a glimpse of our celebration filled with ideas, laughter, and lasting memories. #office #india #FutureOfWork #design #architecture #nature

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Ever thought of a home where young and old connect? Deeproots Design helped Aparna Constructions & Estates design a prestigious residential project in Hyderabad. The main feature of this project is a multi-generational play area. Kids can play with their parents or grandparents. This unique concept helps people bond and build relationships. The area is surrounded by lush greenery. It is in a prime spot, connected to all necessities and luxuries. Aparna Constructions & Estates lead developments and stand out for quality and timely delivery. They aim to create a unique experience for their buyers. We are proud to be part of this innovative project helping people lead a serene and luxurious lifestyle. #architecture #sustainable #innovation #design #India

Dr. Bharat Damani shared insights on the Eisenhower Matrix during a workshop. Dr. Bharat leads the FLAME University Entrepreneurship Department. Deeproots Design team learned to use the Eisenhower Matrix both at work and in personal life to manage time effectively. The matrix, named after President Dwight D. Eisenhower, boosts productivity and efficiency by helping us prioritise tasks by urgency and importance. The matrix has four quadrants. The first holds tasks that are urgent and important. These need our immediate attention, like addressing client needs or meeting project deadlines. The second quadrant holds tasks that are important but not urgent. These contribute to long-term success, like planning new designs or researching materials. The third quadrant is for tasks that are urgent but not important. These can distract us from significant work, like non-essential emails. Delegating or postponing these tasks frees up time for more impactful work. The fourth quadrant includes tasks that are neither urgent nor important. Eliminating these tasks lets us focus on what matters most. The workshop showed how the Eisenhower Matrix improves project outcomes. Participants shared how focusing on important tasks led to better solutions and client satisfaction. Eliminating unnecessary tasks boosted their productivity. Effective time management is key. By using the Eisenhower Matrix, we balance our work and focus on what truly matters. This leads to greater efficiency, innovation, and satisfaction. #architecture #management #productivity #innovation #design

We proudly celebrate Raji Iyer, our founder and chief inspirer. She received the Mahi Empower HER National award 2024. NAREDCO MAHI, the women’s wing of the NATIONAL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NAREDCO) (under the aegis of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India (GoI)), honoured and recognised her work in empowering women in real estate. Raji’s journey shows her resilience and vision. She went from being a landscape architect to a pioneering entrepreneur who strongly believes that Passion+ purpose = Sustainable growth. She creates spaces that are nature positive and foster community well-being. This award reflects Deeproots Design’s spirit of innovation and purpose to enrich lives through their designs. We are proud of Raji's achievements. Mr. G Hari Babu, President of NAREDCO, and Mr. Rajan Bandelkar, Founder of Raunak Group, presented the award. The ceremony took place on June 14th, 2024, at the Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi. The event highlighted gender integration and sustainable development. #architecture #entrepreneurship #sustainable #innovation #design