Our Architectural Design Journey: Featured Projects and Philosophy

For the Shiva Temple Complex, I aimed to create a modern spiritual journey rooted in tradition. This view from the entry pavilion frames the main temple at dusk, using contemporary design to evoke a sense of timeless reverence and tranquility.

In my "House Belaku" project, I used a brick *jali* screen to transform sunlight into a dynamic design element. This image captures how the perforated brickwork casts a beautiful, shifting mosaic of light and shadow, creating a serene atmosphere while ensuring privacy.

My goal is to create homes that are shrouded in green, not just surrounded by it. This exterior view of the "House of Greens" shows how we integrate planters and cascading greenery into the structure itself, making the landscape a living part of the architecture.

I believe in the power of craftsmanship. This oversized main door, made from FSC certified teak wood with a custom brass sun-themed handle, serves as a grand, artistic statement, setting a tone of bespoke quality from the very first touch.

This short film of the "House of Greens" gives you a feel for the home's atmosphere. It shows how we connect every space to nature, creating a tranquil, sustainable, and luxurious family home that is a true tribute to Bengaluru's garden city heritage.

I am deeply honored to receive awards for my work, as they recognize the dedication of my entire team and the trust of my clients. Here, my colleague and I are accepting the Construction World Architect and Builder (CWAB) Award for "House of Greens."

My design process begins long before construction. This physical model for the "Heal n Heaven" project allowed us to study the interplay of volumes, light, and function, ensuring the final building, which combines a clinic and a home, is both practical and soulful.

A bedroom should be a private sanctuary connected to the outdoors. In this master bedroom, we used a nature-inspired mural and large windows that open onto a private terrace, blurring the line between the room and the lush landscape outside.

My commitment to sustainability extends to public art. This installation, "Plastreen," uses discarded plastic bottles to form an outer shell, with a living green wall inside, creating a powerful statement about our relationship with nature and waste.