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UrbanWrk: workspaces that work for you

Where bespoke design meets nature: How UrbanWrk is redefining workspaces

26 Jun 2025

The sterile cubicle layout is passé. Today’s workforce doesn’t just want a place to work — they’re demanding spaces that actually work for them. UrbanWrk isn’t just another workspace provider; they’re the architects of a workplace revolution that leads with human experience.

Forget cookie-cutter offices designed by those who’ve never sat in them. UrbanWrk builds each space from the ground up, treating design as both science and art. Every colour choice, every texture, every piece of carefully selected artwork serves a purpose: to make you think clearly, work better and boost your motivation. This isn’t just aesthetic design, it’s psychological architecture.

The way sound moves through a meeting room. How light shifts throughout the community areas. The sensory experience in different niches. UrbanWrk orchestrates these seemingly small moments because they understand something profound: comfort isn’t luxury, it’s productivity unleashed.

Known to prioritise and integrate biophilic design, UrbanWrk’s offices have natural light purposefully flooding designed spaces. Indoor plants on every desk create an almost subconscious connection to the outdoors. But UrbanWrk’s workspace design goes beyond putting a handful of plants in the office; it acknowledges we’re still fundamentally beings who thrive in natural environments, even when we’re crafting spreadsheets and leading video calls. Sustainable materials, energy-efficient systems and biophilic elements aren’t add-ons — they’re foundational.

Equipped with an IGBC LEED Platinum Certification, their offices prove that environmental responsibility and exceptional design aren’t opposing forces; they’re complementary strategies for creating spaces that serve people and protect the planet.

Operating across India’s business capitals such as Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Gurgaon, Hyderabad and Kolkata, UrbanWrk has earned the trust of industry leaders like L&T Schneider, IndiGo, Saint-Gobain and Reliance. These collaborations prove that the future of work isn’t just about efficiency, it’s about creating environments that understand us as humans first, professionals second.

Learn more about UrbanWrk here