To make real estate more interesting and exciting than what this world has ever imagined.
To become the one and only real estate communications agency that matters.
Founded over two decades ago in the year 2002, brand Square One began its journey towards greatness when our founding directors - Vikas Poddar, Sayantan Gupta, and Nishant Mehta - all joined their hands (and architecturally-trained minds) together to kickstart a revolution within the remarkably challenging domain that is architectural visualization.
Knowledge, combined with an unmistakable entrepreneurial flair - deeply blossoming within the unique camaraderie that these three shared with one another - helped push Square One to new heights with each new passing day.
The brand’s journey reached even greater depths (and heights) in the year 2019, when the advertising world maverick Amar Gulwade joined the directorial team — to help expand the brand’s reach into the exciting domains of advertising and branding, in ways heretofore unexplored.
Brand Square One - which recently celebrated its 20th year anniversary - now continues on its path as an unstoppable force in itself, transforming the worlds of architectural design, advertising, and brand communications at a pace that can only be described as absolutely breathtaking.
Be it the world of advertising, branding, marketing, or architectural design — the more realistic that you are, the greater are your chances at becoming a massive success. Because what’s grounded in reality, is what really even resonates with people. What resonates becomes relatable; what relates, becomes shareable. And before you even know it, the word regarding your work has spread far and wide and beyond - to elevate you up to heights unseen and vistas uncharted.
Borne out of this very grounded realism is our tagline - ‘The Realists.’ A term that succinctly describes how very grounded we are, as also how very well-rounded we are. A term that radiates assurance and promise, reliability and confidence.
It is who we truly are, after all.
