About

Our Philosophy: More Than Buildings

We see master planning as creating a feeling, not just a map. Every site speaks its own language, and we listen. Our aim is to build places that are open, connected, and feel alive - blending with nature, not fighting it.

What Guides Us

• We design spaces for people to meet, walk, and hang out. Central parks, shared spaces, and pedestrian-friendly streetscape design are always part of our blueprint.
• Sustainability isn’t a buzzword for us. We work on sustainable township planning, making sure what we build can stand the test of time, both environmentally and economically.
• Nature is not just a feature. Podium gardens, green roofs, and lots of trees are always included so you get that “living in a park” vibe.
• Every project gets its own smart zoning - public, semi-private, and private spaces are shaped to maximize light, air, and those good views.

From Homes to Cities

We’ve shaped everything from high-rise communities and villa schemes, to city beautification and cultural-inspired public space projects. Each one carries its own story.

The A Cube Way

No copy-paste designs. If the land is hilly, we go for stepped layouts so every home gets a view. In hot places, we use jalis for shade and ventilation, and sometimes bring in Vastu-inspired courtyards. Local culture matters - like the gamchha pattern for an Assamese project, making spaces feel instantly familiar.

Our Projects

• Gangtok’s Orchid Valley - stepped mountain homes, big views
• Guwahati’s Tarun Nagar - high-rise landmark
• Lonavala’s La-Sierra - villas that disappear into nature
• KDMC (Kalyan-Dombivli) - a self-sustaining city around a giant park
• Bodh Gaya Cultural Centre - inspired by the Bodhi Tree, built for experiences