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Commercial Design and Commercial Building Plans:By Arcmax Architects and Planners, Call +91-9898390866

Commercial Design: By Arcmax Architects

Commercial design by Arcmax Architects is about creating dynamic and functional spaces that drive business success. Our approach integrates aesthetic appeal with practical functionality, ensuring that each commercial space is not only visually appealing but also highly efficient and conducive to business operations.

We specialize in a wide range of commercial projects, including office buildings, retail spaces, restaurants, and mixed-use developments. Our designs focus on maximizing space utilization, improving workflow, and enhancing the customer experience. We incorporate the latest trends and technologies in commercial design, ensuring that our projects are modern, sustainable, and adaptable to future needs.

Arcmax Architects also emphasizes sustainability in commercial design, using eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems to reduce operational costs and environmental impact. Our goal is to create commercial spaces that are not only beautiful and functional but also environmentally responsible, contributing to long-term business success and community well-being.

A building used for commercial use, mostly office buildings can be classified under commercial buildings. Such buildings have basic plans for mostly the entrance levels but the rest can depend upon the number of floors. For example a multinational company will have more than one reception lobbies for respective heads on particular floors. Arcmax Architects and Planners are Specialised in making of Commercial Design and Commercial Building Plans all over India.Call Arcmax Architects and Planners today +91-9898390866

A basic and ideal commercial building plans however, is stated below.

The starting should be from the entrance. There should be at least three entrances, two for daily use but one for emergency. Also note that the two daily use entrances should be made up of transparent but hard material where as the emergency entrance or exit should be hidden. Right in front of the entrance should be a reception desk. The desk should also be designed in a way that in case of emergency it can ensure the protection and safety of the people behind it. A hard glass is a highly recommendable material that is transparent so a danger can be seen and detected but is impenetrable. The reception should also be situated in the middle so that around it near the boundary of the floor there could be different offices allocated.

Reception lobbies as well are a fundamental feature of commercial building plans that provides a space to the guests. Two of such offices mentioned above should be of emergency and security staff. Any sort of security mishap or threat could be dealt on time if the workforce is vigilant and available in the blink of an eye. The security office should also have security camera office at the same level but not accessible to all. A few Delicatessens can also be valuable for such buildings as it can provide light food along with beverages easily so in case of early morning breakfast or a short timed lunch the staff can enjoy a good meal in their very own building.

A fire emergency office should also be placed on the same floor along with their own specialized route throughout the office to avoid the crowd of the office cubicles and staff and reach the point of emergency as fast as possible. Elevators are an obvious feature but staircases at the sides are also a healthy addition. For both slow and fast speed workforce, the complimenting features should be available.

Grabbing the staircase, and moving on to the floor plans now, each floor should have a particular department for example if finance is on the first floor, the second floor should then be dominated by marketing and HR people. Although, this may produce a sense of discrimination, it ensures that the departments aren’t scattered and the people know where to rush in case of the specific emergency. However, IT experts are recommended to have a few cubicles on every floor as the systems may have unexpected errors. The second last floor should have conference room for board meetings and offices for high authorities. The final floor of a commercial building should have a proper restaurant so that the staff does not have to rush somewhere else for lunch and can get back to their work on time.