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Case study

Quattro Spaces

A calm, architectural website for a commercial real-estate developer and operator in Gurugram, one that lets the buildings do the talking.

Client
Quattro Spaces, Gurugram
Platform
Web, desktop and mobile
Services
Website design, responsive layouts, UI components, social media
Social
LinkedIn
Quattro Spaces cover

The brief

Quattro has been building and running offices in Gurugram since 2013. The site had to feel like its buildings: solid, quiet, well made.

Full-bleed building photography, light oversized type, a slate-and-orange palette, and a page that moves from proof (clients, spaces, buildings, a 60-day turnaround) to properties to the one-lease promise.

Proof, then place, then promise

quattrospaces.com

The home page reads top to bottom as an argument: who Quattro is, the numbers behind it, the buildings, and why one lease covers everything.

Check live website
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On mobile

The same calm at phone width: stacked counters, full-height building cards and a thumb-friendly menu.

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Social media

LinkedIn

We design Quattro's LinkedIn content, in the same slate, orange and architectural photography as the site.

See Quattro Spaces on LinkedIn

What we did

Page designs
The home page and its sections, from hero to footer.
Responsive layouts
Desktop and mobile versions of every section.
UI components
Property cards with location tags, counters, service rows and calls to action.
Social media
LinkedIn content in the brand's visual language.
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