Sandeep Desai & Co. — CA Office with Global Precision
Client
Sandeep Desai (Chartered Accountant | Long-standing Client Since 2013)
Style
Corporate Functionalism | US-Inspired Contemporary
Built-up Area
[To be Confirmed]
Location
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Purpose
Chartered Accountant Office (International & Domestic Practice)
Project Highlights
A long-term collaboration spanning over a decade, this office was designed for Sandeep Desai — a seasoned Chartered Accountant with clients across the US, Canada, and Australia. Built with clarity and functionality at its core, the space reflects the client’s precision-led mindset. With over 12 projects executed together since 2013, this office marks a continuation of mutual trust — thoughtfully designed to meet both operational and aesthetic demands of international financial practice.
Design Concept
US-Inspired Conference Room Design
The conference space was tailored for global video conferencing. From ceiling styling to acoustic wall treatments, the room echoes the tone of a New York City boardroom — professional, modern, and immersive.
Multi-Zoned Executive Cabin
Mr. Desai’s cabin was designed as a self-contained work-living module. It features a dedicated seating zone, work desk, private pantry, and dining area — enabling seamless day-long operation without stepping out.
Precision-Led Planning
True to the client’s detail-oriented mindset, every inch of the office — from layout to lighting — was optimized with mathematical clarity and modular logic. The result is a high-efficiency workspace designed for long-term comfort and performance.
Challenges and Solutions
Accommodate multiple zones — conferencing, work, client interaction, and meals — within a single executive cabin, while maintaining flow and elegance.We designed a large-format cabin with invisible zoning. Soft partitions, material contrast, and lighting demarcations help the space transition between functions fluidly — without feeling fragmented. The conference room, meanwhile, was crafted with acoustics, aesthetics, and camera angles in mind — aligning it with global meeting standards.
