Studio Symbiosis created a fusion of traditional Indian architecture and a contemporary office. Their objective is to reduce heat gain and optimize the facade opening ratio, ensuring no artificial lighting is required on a typical day. The animated facade is an outcome of different facade opening ratios depending on the orientation by digital simulation. An urban lobby is created as the entrance gesture where the landscape flows inside and extends into the central atrium space. This atrium connects the various floors and forms a communicative hub where informal meeting can happen.

Studio Symbiosis is an architectural & interior design studio involved in projects of various scales and sectors. Sustainability is at the epicentre of their design. Using digital tools and computational techniques elements of heat gain, wind patterns and solar movement are studied and integrated in the form itself. This leads to an integrated approach towards design, achieving Sustainable and Smart buildings. Partner of Studio Symbiosis was honoured with “40 under 40 Europe Architects”. Studio Symbiosis is widely published and has won a number of international awards such as; International property awards, Iconic Design Award, German Design Award, Estrade International, iGen Architects of future, World Architecture Community. As speakers some of the key talks they have given are TEDx Germany, Smart Geometry Hong Kong, AIT congress Hamburg, AA visiting school Bangalore and Delhi.

Punjab Kesari Group is a Hindi-language newspaper published from many centers in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi in India. It is one of the largest circulated newspaper started by the group with a daily average readership of more than 1.40 crore. The Punjab Kesari Group originated from the fertile soil of Jalandhar, the former capital of Punjab located at a distance of 350 kms from New Delhi. The group initiated their perpetual operation in 1948 with the launch of the Urdu daily Hind Samachar, and later added Hindi daily Punjab Kesari in 1965 and Punjabi daily Jag Bani in 1978 to their spinning compass. The founders made the Punjab Kesari Group a mouthpiece against people’s problems and grievances. From decades the group is continuing its drive of helping the families of the victims of the separatism. Punjab Kesari group surging ahead with ideologically and technologically sophisticated vision wanted to establish their headquarters in Noida which would then form as the hub for all their operations.