Innovative experience centre in India

Driving engagement, innovation and impact with Experience Centres

Experience Centres are transforming how organisations engage with their audiences—from employees and clients to partners and the broader community. These environments were initially designed as spaces to showcase projects and capabilities. Over time, they have evolved into dynamic hubs that can strengthen brand identity, support innovation and drive strategic business outcomes. 

In this article, we explore how Experience Centres can create a focal point for engagement and connection, driving workplace transformation and performance. 

Lilith Games immersive workplace

Promoting innovation and collaboration

Experience Centres create environments that spark new ideas and encourage teamwork. By integrating digital tools and agile workspace solutions, they provide a setting to co-create and experiment.

Experience centre in the workplace

One of our recent projects in Mumbai exemplifies this approach. For a confidential client, we designed an Experience Centre that integrates cutting-edge digital interactions to guide employees and visitors through a journey of innovation. The space reflects the company’s industry-leading expertise while encouraging a dynamic work culture.

Immersive user experience design for office
Data centres and experience in office campus

Enhancing client engagement and business impact

As organisations seek to strengthen relationships with their clients and partners, Experience Centres offer a compelling way to deepen engagement. By supporting live demos, strategic dialogue and networking, these spaces become powerful tools to reinforce leadership and create lasting impact.

Customer centre in workplace design

For instance, we reimagined a global technology company’s Bengaluru campus as a multifunctional environment that supports diverse business needs. At the heart of this project was a Customer Innovation Centre—an experience-driven destination designed for client interactions and strategic discussions. Featuring smart building technology and live demonstrations, this interactive showroom strengthens client relationships while positioning the company as an industry leader.

Customer centre in a state of the art campus

From showcasing expertise to amplifying brand experience

The foundation of an Experience Centre lies in its ability to showcase a company’s expertise, products and vision. These live demonstration spaces are where organisations can present their capabilities in an engaging, hands-on way.

However, the impact of Experience Centres extends far beyond displaying products and services. By incorporating brand storytelling and interactive experiences, these spaces become powerful tools for communicating an organisation’s culture, values and industry leadership.

Starbucks Kunshan Innovation Park

For example, Starbucks’ Coffee Innovation Park in China transforms the company’s ‘Bean to Cup’ journey to life, turning brand storytelling into an immersive experience. Through sensory design, technology and curated storytelling, visitors gain a deeper understanding of the coffee-making process, reinforcing Starbucks’ commitment to craftsmanship and sustainability

Coffee boutique Innovation Park China

Tailoring Experience Centres to different needs

While all Experience Centres aim to engage and connect, their scale and purpose influence their design and functionality. At M Moser, we tailor our approach to align with business objectives, whether creating compact showcases, mid-scale engagement hubs or large-scale ecosystems.

Focused showcases (small-scale experience centres)

  • Designed for targeted engagement in reception areas, pop-up installations or product demo spaces.
  • Features include interactive digital displays, immersive branding and modular layouts.
  • Optimised for quick, high-impact experiences that leave a lasting impression.
DSM Hyderabad workplace experience centre

Collaboration and engagement hubs (mid-scale experience centres)

  • Spaces designed for client interactions, workshops and co-creation sessions.
  • Incorporates advanced technology, flexible layouts and interactive storytelling.
  • Encourages hands-on participation and deeper brand immersion.
Hund Sun Experience centre in Hangzhou

Innovative ecosystems (large-scale experience centres)

  • Multi-purpose environments that serve employees, clients and industry partners.
  • Leveraging AI-driven personalisation, live demonstrations and immersive experiences.
  • Designed to evolve with changing business needs and technological advancements.
User experience in a tech driven campus

A workplace designed to connect people and purpose

Impactful Experience Centres are not designed for a single user group; they must engage a diverse audience, including employees, potential clients, existing clients, partners and the broader community. By facilitating alignment across these stakeholders, Experience Centres reinforce business objectives while strengthening brand loyalty.

Innovative Experience centre in office design

For example, Starbucks’ Coffee Innovation Park demonstrates its commitment to sustainability through several green practices. These include using recycled materials like pottery-based red bricks and terrazzo made from construction waste, among others.

Starbucks China Coffee Innovation Park Kunshan
Experiential design Starbucks China

At M Moser, we see Experience Centres as springboards of workplaces that go beyond static displays to create immersive, interactive environments that connect people and brands deeply. By integrating spatial design, technology and environmental design, we help organisations build spaces that inspire and drive growth.

Reach out to discuss how we can help create an Experience Centre that supports your business goals.

Author
Ramesh Subramaniam

Director - Design, International

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