customer service centre

The requirement is the interior design module for customer service centre with a strong [login to view URL] direct relation on how the interior design has been achieved from a concept is important.A specific visual language needs to be developed expressed through appropriate use of materials, texture and color and movement pattern. These are data given with which the interior design should be carried out: An imaginary structural module of size 6MX18MX6M has been created as shown in the drawing attached(the picture attached). This enclosed and partly open capsule is assumed to be provided by the organaisation , to explore it as a shell that can take on many functions for the [login to view URL] this case the fuctuion for which the inertor should be done is for a customer service centre which accepts telephone bills, taxes etc. The costomer centre is in a park. program: custmer service centre design A Billing section 40 SQM  electricity/water/phone  passport  IT/SERVICE TAX B Office area 20 SQM  6 desks  File storage  Supervisor’s room C BOOTHS Rain water harvesting booth Zero waste management info booth Handyman booth 2MX2M First aid clinic/vaccination room Waiting/queuing areas D Residents forum /exhibition area - about 25 p 30 SQM Toilets 2g/2 l E Outdoors: composting units The design need not be a usual office cubes and can be flexible and innovative according to the concept. EXAMPLE WORK OF A HOPCOMPS ON SAME CAPSULE WITH CONCEPT (example photo of this is attached with the mail ) the interior design of a vegetable store was based on the concept of giving the customers the experience of buying fruits and vegetables from the street carts, where people surround the cart and can select their items from the cart .so in final design we see how its translated in display of fruits where customers can pick the things as they they do in carts so as to give them authentic feel and easy way to pick what they [login to view URL] logo of the veg shop is also designed to suit the concept (the concept resembling a street cart).I have attached both final design output of the veg shop which was derived from a concept and a photo of logo as an example of what the meaning of concept translating to design mean.