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Urban Residential Facade Designs

byAnjali RawatTakes projects across India; Consultation at studio in Chembur West, MumbaiStarts from300 per sq. ft. of carpet areaView full gallery

I design building exteriors that prioritize both visual impact and the daily human experience. By layering materials and integrating greenery, we create structures that respect their urban context while standing out as distinct landmarks.

This design for the Aquila apartment building showcases my vision of creating architecture that feels like a dream. The facade is a composition of varied textures, cantilevered balconies, and green spaces, all working together to form a contemporary and aspirational residential tower in Mumbai.

This glimpse of an upcoming project, seven years in the making, reveals my commitment to bringing ambitious architectural visions to life. The layered facade with integrated planters is designed to create a living, breathing structure that will become a landmark on the Mumbai skyline.

What began as a sketch is now rising in Mumbai. This facade detail illustrates my focus on precision and imagination, where every proportion and material choice is carefully considered to build a narrative that unfolds as you experience the building.

The Skylight building at dusk, where architectural form meets carefully orchestrated light. The illuminated signage and articulated facade details create a strong identity, showcasing how contemporary design can make a powerful statement in the urban environment.

Located in the narrow lanes of Chembur, this facade was designed with a focus on the pedestrian's eye-level experience. The integrated planters with cascading greenery and the layering of materials bring scale, warmth, and a touch of nature to a dense urban setting.

The gateway to the Skylight building sets the tone for the refined experience within. The clean lines of the gate, the bold signage on textured stone, and the glimpse of the perforated screen facade demonstrate a cohesive approach to contemporary urban architecture.

The main entrance of this building is defined by a transition of materiality, sound, and scale. The intricate screen, illuminated water features, and grand canopy create a psychological threshold, preparing you for the distinct environment within.

About Urban Residential Facades

Designing in dense urban settings like Chembur requires a careful balance between privacy and openness. My approach focuses heavily on the pedestrian experience at eye level, utilizing layered material palettes and integrated planter systems to soften the building mass. This ensures your home feels connected to natural light and greenery while maintaining the necessary seclusion from the street below.

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