Vaulted terracotta roofs sit upon concrete slabs, brick masonry shallow domes, and terracotta filler slabs. A grand entrance, flanked by stone pillars, welcomes visitors with an open invitation: not to shut out the elements, but to offer shelter within them. Inside, large open office spaces are balanced by concentrated work zones such as meeting and conference rooms. Each of these spaces spills out into airy corridors, encouraging chance encounters and collaborative discussions across departments. At the heart of the campus lies a central courtyard with an amphitheatre, inspired by Indian stepwells - a place for town hall gatherings, or simply evening chats and chai sessions.

Materiality grounds the campus. Rammed earth walls provide calm, textured surfaces that will age beautifully over time, becoming strong aesthetic features of the workspace. Water bodies weave throughout the site, bringing moments of tranquillity that make work not just a job, but a joyful and creative pursuit. The campus is envisioned in two phases. Phase one centres on the main office block, with its courtyards and water features. Phase two will extend the master plan with a larger walkway, colonnade, and additional work and support structures. Together, they form a workplace that aspires to prove that heritage, material honesty, and cultural rootedness have a rightful place in the architecture of modern technology.