Workplace solutions for pharmaceutical and agricultural organisations.
Pencil Sketch has delivered corporate lifescience workplaces across three Bayer engagements in and around Bengaluru — from a 1.4 lakh sq.ft multi-floor renovation at MFAR Manyata TechPark to 1,500 sq.ft BRDC infrastructure work at Kallinayakanhalli. Every engagement carries global-compliance overlays, wellness-integrated finishes and the material discipline lifescience clients expect.
Lifescience clients operate against internal design standards, approved-material libraries, and GxP-adjacent specifications. Every material passes a dual review: our design QA + the client's compliance sign-off against their global standards documentation.
Long-form research + regulatory work needs lighting calibrated for regulatory brightness alongside daily-use comfort. Acoustic finishes in muted tones. Ergonomic furniture systems that hold up to five-year wear cycles under intensive use.
Lifescience clients often engage across multiple sites — R&D infrastructure, corporate workspace, lab-office boundary zones. Our integrated model holds one accountable studio across all sites of a single client relationship.
Combined 1.4 lakh sq.ft renovation across MFAR 9th, 10th and 5th floors at Manyata TechPark — a joint Bayer Science & Innovation + Bayer Pharmaceutical footprint spanning Agri R&D and pharma workspace.
CPDS Station design & build engagement at Kodiganahalli, Bengaluru — ~20,000 sq.ft under one accountable studio, with a global compliance + wellness overlay throughout.
Focused 1,500 sq.ft infrastructure engagement for the Bayer Research and Development Center (BRDC) at Kallinayakanhalli — precision-scaled lifescience R&D fit-out under the studio's integrated model.
Yes. Pencil Sketch has three active engagements with Bayer across three sites in and around Bengaluru: a 1.4 lakh sq.ft multi-floor renovation at MFAR Manyata TechPark (joint Bayer Science & Innovation + Bayer Pharmaceutical, largest single client engagement to date), a ~20,000 sq.ft CPDS Station design & build at Kodiganahalli, and a 1,500 sq.ft BRDC (Bayer Research and Development Center) infrastructure engagement at Kallinayakanhalli. All are governed by Bayer's global-compliance overlay and photography-restriction policy.
Global lifescience clients operate against internal design standards, approved-material libraries and specification catalogues that must be honoured across every site. Our discovery phase includes a review of the client's standards documentation; every material and specification then passes a dual review — our internal design QA plus the client's compliance sign-off against their global standards. Long-lead item procurement is scheduled against compliance approval windows, not just against delivery lead times.
Yes. R&D infrastructure work runs at higher-precision tolerance than general corporate fit-out. The Bayer BRDC engagement at Kallinayakanhalli — 1,500 sq.ft of lifescience R&D infrastructure — is a good reference for the compressed-precision delivery model. Every material, MEP connection and joinery detail is specified to R&D-grade tolerance from the outset.
Pharmaceutical, agricultural R&D (Agri R&D), pharma workspace, R&D infrastructure and hybrid GCC + lifescience workspaces. Sector language matters for compliance: the Bayer MFAR engagement, for example, spans Bayer Science & Innovation (Agri R&D) and Bayer Pharmaceutical (pharma workspace) under a single integrated engagement.
