A Curated Look at Our Architectural Projects

A view into a modern living room where functionality and comfort are key. The design uses a warm, neutral palette, clean lines, and thoughtful lighting, including a recessed ceiling feature, to create an inviting and spacious family area.

This space embodies my core belief in using local, sustainable materials. The exposed wire-cut brick walls and ample natural light create a warm, rustic, and energy-efficient city home with a distinct vernacular touch.

A 3D visualization of an ongoing commercial project on Hosa Road, Bangalore. This render demonstrates my approach to modern commercial architecture, blending materials like wood-finish panels, stone, and glass for a dynamic facade.

The beauty of a bare shell. This black and white photograph captures the raw form of a concrete and brick staircase well, highlighting the interplay of light, shadow, and structure before the final finishes are applied.

A close-up of a terracotta jali screen on a staircase wall. This detail showcases my commitment to using traditional, sustainable materials like clay blocks to create functional art that provides ventilation and visual interest.

This collage shows the journey of the St. John's Hospital project, from the concrete frame under construction to the finished building. It represents my integrated design and build process, ensuring the initial vision is carried through to completion.

A simple yet powerful example of architectural design creating a play of light and shade. The strategic openings in this covered walkway cast geometric patterns on the floor, turning a simple passage into a dynamic experience.

The completed exterior of a residence in Indiranagar. This project features a prominent wire-cut brick jali, demonstrating how vernacular materials can be integrated into a contemporary architectural framework for a timeless look.

The entrance to a residence, designed to create a welcoming transition from the outside in. The use of natural stone, warm up-lighting on the plants, and a bold red door creates an entry that is both dramatic and intimate.