Site selection & analysis

M Moser provides site selection services to companies looking to locate their India headquarters, corporate building or corporate campus in India. For company-owned buildings/campuses, build-to-suit buildings/campuses and/or lease-back projects, our professionals can use criteria based on your needs to analyse multiple sites in multiple cities and/or within the same city to help you select the optimum one for your project. Our analysis defines selection criteria and can provide local and international expertise to examine critical regional and local factors including connectivity zoning, buildable area, regulation and infrastructure.

Master Planning & Urban Design

Master planning & urban design

M Moser provides master planning and urban design services for corporate headquarters, office park and campus development projects.

M Moser addresses key questions including:

  • Will the buildings fit the site boundaries?
  • How can business goals and real estate objectives be achieved?
  • What could a proposed architectural concept look like?
  • What would the estimated cost and schedule be?
  • How can the building or campus function?

We provide a road map for phased development, and planning for infrastructure, parking and green spaces.

M Moser brings local and global talent of the highest calibre together with tremendous experience in helping large scale and complex mission-critical projects.

Inside-out Architecture & building shaping

Inside-out Architecture & building shaping

Inside-out architecture utilises a greater comprehension of interior space use and functionality; an in-depth look at the building’s interior space and the strategy of the company that will use the finished project.

This is then optimised to meet the business objectives and functional use of the interior, yielding a building envelope that is expressive of those aspirations. This is ideal for a purpose-built, client-occupied buildings.

The same principles can be applied to other architectural projects – even when M Moser may not be the architect – in a ‘building shaping’ approach which analyses how the building will serve the occupants.

This yields recommendations to adjust the building for functionality and flexibility and can be applied to projects already on the drawing boards. The result can be a better result that optimises the harmony of the built environment with its purpose.

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