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Featured Architectural & Interior Projects

byAavyaktaya ArchitectsTakes projects across Delhi and pan-IndiaStarts from1,200 per sq.ftView full gallery

A curated look at my most transformative projects—from earthy rooftop bars to minimalist retreats—where raw materials meet intentional design.

This is where the sky meets the earth. I designed this rooftop bar to capture the magic of a sunset, using natural textures and warm lighting to create a space that feels like a permanent golden hour.

A view of the completed Tipsy Town rooftop in Ayodhya. My goal was to create an organic, flowing space where sculptural lighting and lush greenery guide you through different zones, making the entire rooftop feel like an enchanted garden.

For the Sesh rooftop cafe in Delhi, I brought the laid back vibe of Goa to the city. The design is built around natural materials, with a ceiling of hanging straw and rattan furniture that invites you to relax and unwind.

This seating nook at Sugar State Bakery embodies my love for minimalist, Wabi-Sabi design. The curved, textured walls and simple, elegant furniture create a pocket of calm for customers to enjoy their treats.

A walkthrough of my own creative sanctuary, the Aavyaktaya Architects studio. I designed it to be a cave of creation, with sculpted walls and organic forms that inspire my team and me daily.

Nothing is more rewarding than seeing a client fall in love with a space I've created. Here is a conversation with a fashion influencer who found my studio to be a unique and inspiring backdrop for her shoot.

My process is hands on. This is a glimpse into the physical work of creating custom mud textures for our studio walls, mixing materials to get the perfect consistency and feel.

The reception area I designed for the Town Palace Inn. The goal was to create a welcoming first impression with a touch of modern luxury, using curved furniture, abstract art, and sophisticated lighting.

About Featured

I don't believe in 'filler' spaces. Every project here—whether it's a high-energy rooftop or a quiet studio—was built by getting my hands dirty with raw materials like lime wash, bamboo, and stone. The result is always a balance of atmosphere and structure, designed to make people linger longer. If you have a site in mind, I can help you figure out how to stretch your budget across lighting and texture to create that same 'sukh and sukoon' without overspending on unnecessary frills.

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