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Signature Residential Projects Built for Culture and Climate

byAnagram ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit studios in New Delhi and Panaji, GoaStarts from₹500 ₹ per Sq. Ft.View full gallery

We view home design as storytelling. From monolithic urban sanctuaries to eco-sensitive farmhouses, our residential projects blur the lines between architecture, nature, and the narratives of those who live within.

The three stages of our Deramandi farmhouse project, from the initial 3D render and technical drawing to the final on-site construction. This composite image illustrates our process of turning a concept into a tangible, beautiful home.

The final 3D visualization of the Deramandi farmhouse, showcasing a modern barn-style structure with extensive glazing and a stone-clad central volume, designed to harmonize with the natural landscape.

The detailed architectural elevation drawing for the Deramandi farmhouse. This plan outlines the spatial arrangement, including the double-height study and meditation space, which is a key feature of the home's interior.

This video documents the journey of our farmhouse project from a bare steel frame to a completed residence. It highlights the construction process and the final result: a modern home with a strong connection to the outdoors.

The Outré House in New Delhi, viewed at dusk. Its curved form and facade of interwoven wood and vertical gardens create a distinctive presence, showcasing our commitment to handcrafted details and biophilic design in urban settings.

A low-angle view of the Outré House, emphasizing the verticality of the planters and the texture of the turned wooden louvres that wrap around the building.

Another perspective of the Outré House's unique facade, where the lush greenery of the integrated planters contrasts with the warm tones of the wooden elements.

A detail shot showing the interplay between the curved concrete structure and the vertical wooden louvres of the Outré House, a testament to our exploration of material and form.

The balcony of the Outré House offers a private outdoor space where residents can connect with nature. The green wall panels and wooden railings continue the building's core design theme.

A view from a balcony in the Outré House, looking out into the neighborhood. The design provides sheltered outdoor spaces on each level, blending private living with the surrounding environment.

About Signature Residential Projects

Our process begins by treating the site as a distinct character in your home's story. We avoid standard templates, instead focusing on how light, wind, and local materials can be engineered to suit your specific lifestyle. For projects like our Outré House in Delhi, this meant integrating vertical planters and custom wood louvres not just for aesthetics, but to create thermal buffers that naturally cool the home while providing privacy.

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Anagram Architects

Takes projects across India; Visit studios in New Delhi and Panaji, GoaStarts from ₹500 ₹ per Sq. Ft.

We are a collective of architects who believe that if a space does not make you feel something, we have not done our job. We avoid generic design trends, preferring to listen closely to your story and the history of your site to build something that feels genuinely yours.

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A closer look at our New Delhi project, where cantilevered balconies and integrated planters create a living, breathing facade. This design breaks away from urban monotony and introduces a dynamic interplay of form, material, and nature.5
The facade of the Jaipur House, where the clean lines of the modern structure contrast with the intricate, earthy red sandstone jali. This view highlights our approach to blending old and new in a single, cohesive architectural narrative.
An angled perspective of the Jaipur residence, showing the relationship between the solid upper volume, the open terrace, and the protective jali screen. The design prioritizes both privacy and a connection to the outdoors.
This view of the Jaipur House captures the layering of architectural elements. The projecting balcony and recessed windows create a play of light and shadow, adding depth and character to the building's exterior.

Residential Architecture: Designing Timeless, Personal Homes

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NUAR StudiosTakes projects across India; Studio in Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi
This bedroom is designed as a tranquil retreat, where the morning sun filters through timber lattices, creating a dynamic play of light and shadow. The space opens onto a modern 'jharokha' or enclosed balcony, featuring a traditional swing, blurring the line between the comfort of the indoors and the serenity of the outdoors.8
We believe a home should be in dialogue with its surroundings. This multi-generational residence in Nagpur, 'The Light House', uses operable timber screens and staggered balconies to create privacy and shade, while remaining connected to the life of the neighborhood.
A floating staircase becomes a sculptural element against a wall of glass, dissolving the boundary between the home and the lush tropical garden outside. This design for 'The Tropical House' is a direct expression of our passion for creating homes that live and breathe with nature.
Inspired by the traditional Indian 'wada' or courtyard house, this multi-level atrium forms the heart of the home. Clad in warm timber, it creates visual and aural connections across floors, allowing light and life to flow through the entire structure, fostering a sense of togetherness for the family.

Modern Indian Homes Rooted in Tradition and Nature

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SJK ArchitectsBased in Colaba, Mumbai; Projects across India
This is the Urban Oasis, a home designed as a modern bastion in Hapur. Its facade is a hard shell with a soft core, using a grid of raw concrete and fly ash bricks to shield the interiors from a harsh industrial environment while allowing light and air to flow freely, creating a breathable, tranquil sanctuary within.10
For the Stone Print Villa, we re-engineered traditional Jaisalmer sandstone, blending it with natural binders to enhance its strength for intricate detailing. This corner, catching the light, shows how we can transform a familiar material to create something new, durable, and deeply connected to its heritage.
In a dense Meerut neighborhood, the Hikari House facade negotiates privacy and openness. We used custom cast-concrete screens, assembled like Tetris blocks, to filter views and soften sunlight, creating a serene balcony space that feels both connected to the city and peacefully secluded.
The Elephant Pavilion in Pollachi is a structure that merges with the landscape. A green roof provides thermal insulation and visual continuity, while a large oculus frames the sky, creating a space for observation that is shaped by the slope and sequence of the land itself.

Our Featured Architectural Works

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SIAN ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit studio in Derawal Nagar, Delhi
This double-height living space from our Utopia project embodies our approach to biophilic design. We integrated a dramatic vertical garden, a suspended swing, and a tranquil water body to create a home that breathes, turning a landlocked plot into a lush, vertical oasis.9
The arrival at the House of Verandahs sets a tone of timeless grandeur. We designed this formal entrance with a classic fountain and symmetrical landscaping to create a powerful sense of place, reinterpreting colonial planning for contemporary life.
In the House of Two Worlds, we crafted intimate living spaces that are warm, light-filled, and personal. This view showcases the balance between luxurious comfort and a direct connection to the outdoors, a core principle in our residential architecture.
This living room from the House of Continuity shows our passion for restorative architecture. By reconfiguring the layout and enlarging the windows, we transformed an existing structure into a warm, inviting home that honors its past while embracing modern living.

Featured Architectural Projects

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GroupDCATakes projects across India; Visit studio in Gwal Pahari, Gurugram
The Debris Block House in Bangalore is surrounded by trees, allowing for full-height windows and jaali screens. The stepping volumes are built with blocks made from debris from the original structure that once stood on this plot.36
The stepping volumes, terraces, and integrated gardens of the Debris Block House in Bangalore. The design creates multiple connections to the lush, tropical landscape that surrounds the home.
A quiet moment of afternoon light at the Debris Block House. The open, multi-level staircase is not just for circulation; it's a place to pause and a channel for sunlight to filter through the home.
Soft morning light fills a bedroom in the Debris Block House. The jaali screen provides both natural ventilation and security, allowing the large window to be left open to the verdant views outside.

Thoughtfully Crafted Residential Sanctuaries

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CollectiveProjectStudio in Indiranagar; Projects across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad & India
The 'House of Bridges' in New Delhi is conceived as a spatial narrative. At night, the architecture comes alive, with light guiding movement across bridges and through courtyards, reflecting the dynamics of Indian joint family living.19
The namesake bridges of this residence are more than just circulation paths. They are architectural devices that connect separate living zones, creating a journey through the home that balances shared spaces with private retreats.
In the 'House of Bridges', we blend privacy and proximity. Layered volumes and large openings connect the main living area to the garden, while an upper-level bridge offers a separate, more private vantage point.
The expansive dining area seamlessly merges with the outdoors through floor-to-ceiling glass walls. This design choice floods the space with natural light and creates a constant dialogue between the interior and the lush landscape.

Private Residences: Villas & Farmhouses

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Team3Takes projects across India; Visit studio in Lado Sarai, New Delhi

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