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title: "Sustainable Residential Architecture for Harmonious Living Spaces - mytribe"
description: "Seeking sustainable residential architecture in Delhi NCR or Hyderabad? We build bespoke, eco-friendly homes using biophilic design to create harmonious living spaces for humans, flora, and fauna. Let's design your unique, Vastu-compliant sanctuary."
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# Sustainable Residential Architecture in Delhi Ncr

By [Archiopteryx](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx) · We design homes that reuse old materials, fit into the local landscape, and support plants and animals for real sustainability.

## Locations

Takes projects across Delhi NCR and Hyderabad

### Travels to

- Takes projects across Hyderabad (Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Telangana, India)
- Takes projects across Delhi NCR (National Capital Region, National Capital Region)

## Pricing guide (estimates)

These are indicative prices based on provider's past work. Enquire now to find out final quote.

### Ecological Interior Architecture

Civil-heavy interior design focusing on fixed masonry furniture, raw material finishes, and indoor landscaping; excludes decor.

Typically ₹350-500 per Sq. Ft. (Carpet Area) (estimate)

#### Interior Civil Design
*   **Volumetric Changes:** Re-imagining the room shell with curved walls, civil niches, and exposed structural arches.
*   **Civil Furniture:** Design of fixed seating, beds, or counters using masonry, concrete, or stone.
*   **Fenestration:** Redesigning window openings to frame views and maximize daylight.

#### Material & Finishes
*   **Raw Palette:** Specifications for finishes like exposed wire-cut brick, oxide flooring, terrazzo, or rough-cut stone.
*   **Indoor Landscape:** Integration of breathable zones using specific potting mixes and indigenous indoor plants.
*   **Sustainable Cooling:** Use of thermal mass materials inside to regulate temperature naturally.

### Bespoke Sustainable Architecture (New Build)

Full-scope design including structural sculpting, biodiversity habitat planning, and passive cooling systems for greenfield projects.

Typically ₹550-750 per Sq. Ft. (Built-up Area) (estimate)

#### Core Architectural Scope
*   **Site & Ecology Audit:** Study of plot orientation and local flora/fauna to design a "habitat" integrated with the building.
*   **Design to Detail:** Iterative process from hand sketches to 3D visualization, covering floor plans, elevations, and sections.
*   **Structural Sculpting:** Design of non-standard elements like cantilevered spiral stairs, multi-height volumes, and brick vaults.
*   **Vastu-Compliant Planning:** Modern integration of Vastu principles such as Brahmasthan placement and water bodies.

#### Sustainability & Systems
*   **Bio-Diverse Habitat:** Integration of bird nests, insect-friendly water bodies, and indigenous planting plans.
*   **Water Loop Design:** Schematics for rainwater harvesting via slanted roofs and greywater recycling for irrigation.
*   **Passive Thermal Engineering:** Facade design using stone rubble or heat-reflective mosaics to naturally cool the building.
*   **Renewable Energy:** Aesthetically integrated solar panel structures like spiraling roof mounts.

#### Material & Supervision
*   **Ethno-Modern Palette:** Specs for raw materials like exposed brick, local stone, and pigmented concrete.
*   **Site Mentorship:** Periodic visits to guide masons on complex execution techniques like stone pointing or curved concrete.

### Structural Renovation & Adaptive Reuse

Heavy structural redesign for existing buildings involving floor additions, surgical demolition, and material upcycling.

Typically ₹600-850 per Sq. Ft. (Renovation Area) (estimate)

#### Structural Intervention
*   **Assessment & Modification:** Evaluating load-bearing capacities to add new floors or volumes like double-height brick vaults.
*   **Surgical Demolition:** Strategic planning to strip the building to its skeleton while preserving salvageable materials.
*   **Material Upcycling:** Bespoke design of elements like doors or stairs using reclaimed wood or debris from the site.

#### Spatial Re-Engineering
*   **Volume Manipulation:** Cutting existing slabs to create double-height spaces, light wells, or inserting sculptural skylights.
*   **Circulation Redesign:** Replacing standard stairs with statement sculptural pieces like metal spirals or floating concrete.
*   **Micro-Climate Creation:** Retrofitting courtyards or indoor garden pockets to improve ventilation.

#### Design Management
*   **Vastu Corrections:** Re-aligning energy through strategic placement of new openings.
*   **Legacy Integration:** Blending the existing structure with new metal and raw aesthetic additions.

## About Sustainable Residential Architecture

### Why I Do What I Do

I’m all about harmonious living. That means homes where humans, animals, plants, and even insects get a seat at the table. My style’s more raw and honest than the usual polished stuff. I want spaces that feel alive - not just another pretty box.

### Making Sustainability Real

No green-washing here. I focus on:
- Adaptive reuse homes
- Breathing new life into old wood, stone, and foundations
- Designing for local ecosystems, not just people

I start by studying the site’s trees, birds, bugs, and everything else that lives there. Buildings should fit into the landscape, not fight it. Solar panels are cool, but real sustainability is bigger than that.

### How I Design & Build

My approach is art-first and hands-on. Sketches, not just software. Ethno-modern house design is my thing - mixing Indian materials and forms with clean, sculptural lines. You might see rustic stone next to sleek curves, or rooms that open up with big, dramatic skylights.

I work on new builds and renovations, all over Delhi NCR and Hyderabad.

### Nature, Always

Nature isn’t just outside - it’s part of the home.
- Building around existing trees (like making a Peepul tree the main entrance)
- Creating habitats with water bodies, earthen pots for birds, and indigenous landscaping for residences
- Partnering with ecological gardeners for native plant species

### Smarter Systems

Passive cooling architecture is in every project. Stone walls, cross-ventilation, and natural light keep things comfortable. Rainwater harvesting and closed-loop water systems mean we reuse every drop, often with quirky touches (sometimes a pipe is a handrail).

### Vastu, If You Want

I can weave Vastu principles into the design, so the space works for you and stays true to my philosophy.

If you want a place that’s genuinely sustainable and feels like it belongs, that’s what I do.

## Highlights

Browse through Archiopteryx's best work.

### [Featured](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/featured)

- ![This view captures the essence of the People Tree House, with its multi-level design creating a dialogue between spaces. A wooden walkway crosses over an indoor water body, connecting to a stone feature wall, demonstrating how I blend natural textures and biophilic design to create a home that feels alive.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5fe95fad-9510-4bb3-844a-a10d1e6e922a)
- ![The exterior of the People Tree House, named 'Ashvattha', is designed in deference to the magnificent sacred fig tree that anchors the site. The architecture embraces the tree, making it the focal point and creating a sustainable residence where nature is not just outside, but a fundamental part of the home itself.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/87c8da2d-9700-4bde-9093-57572a501ef8)
- ![In this open-plan living space, I've used exposed load-bearing brick vaults to create a ceiling that is both structural and beautiful. This ethno-modern approach combines the raw texture of brick with the clean lines of a contemporary kitchen, creating a warm, inviting area for family life that is connected to the outdoors.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4007870e-f5a1-4c00-8c51-b98e8451ab9a)
- ![Sustainability and function merge in this rooftop design. The splash pool is flanked by a staircase and a cylindrical core finished in hand-crafted stone-grit plaster, which also supports the solar panels. Rainwater is harvested from the curved roof and channeled into a storage system, showcasing a design where every element serves multiple purposes.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/be5ca8ee-fa5f-4b8b-b8a6-3510eaf21571)
- ![I believe light is a building material. This sculptural skylight in the People Tree House is designed with a unique geometry and volume that goes beyond a simple window. It is oriented to capture and sculpt the sunlight, creating a dynamic and ever-changing atmosphere within the home.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/46634b97-975f-4db7-843e-4fee28fc53c1)
- ![An internal bridge passes over a shaded water body, designed as a pond for local birds and plants. The ceiling features inverted earthen pots to encourage nesting, while a bold red pipe, which doubles as a handrail, carries harvested rainwater. This is a clear example of my goal to create harmonious living spaces for all inhabitants.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fd713434-99c5-4b4f-bce9-f444aee18a78)
- ![The Brick Vault House in Hyderabad showcases my approach to adaptive reuse. The facade features exposed brick and distinctive arched windows, creating a modern yet timeless look. This project involved adding two new floors to an existing structure while adhering to Vastu principles.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b726bbed-644d-4740-aa78-971f5f9ee691)
- ![It was an honor to have the People Tree House featured on Dezeen, a leading global architecture and design magazine. This recognition highlights my focus on creating architecture that integrates nature, conserves resources, and enhances the quality of life for its inhabitants.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8e26ff40-6846-4e16-a9e5-a7dd885267c3)

### [The People Tree House: A Sanctuary in Noida](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/the-people-tree-house-a-sanctuary-in-noida)

- ![The exterior of the People Tree House, named 'Ashvattha', is designed in deference to the magnificent sacred fig tree that anchors the site. The architecture embraces the tree, making it the focal point and creating a sustainable residence where nature is not just outside, but a fundamental part of the home itself.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/87c8da2d-9700-4bde-9093-57572a501ef8)
- ![An aerial view reveals the unique, sculptural form of the People Tree House roof. The design incorporates solar panels that spiral downwards, a curved roof that channels rainwater, and a mosaic finish, all centered around a cylindrical core. This showcases a complex geometry that is both aesthetically striking and highly functional.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/db96ea97-4fac-4f97-b73f-7e8289ee790e)
- ![This view captures the essence of the People Tree House, with its multi-level design creating a dialogue between spaces. A wooden walkway crosses over an indoor water body, connecting to a stone feature wall, demonstrating how I blend natural textures and biophilic design to create a home that feels alive.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5fe95fad-9510-4bb3-844a-a10d1e6e922a)
- ![The heart of the People Tree House is this series of sculpted, double-height volumes. Raw, irregular stone masonry contrasts with sleek, curved forms, while large openings and skylights flood the space with natural light, creating a sense of wonder and connection to the sky.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/698f097c-4833-4486-8048-5ca39de2995c)
- ![The indoor pond is a central feature, complete with a curved glass pivot door and a ceiling dotted with red earthen pots for birds. This space brings the elements of water and stone inside, creating a tranquil habitat that supports aquatic plants and local wildlife.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/21c0ed22-6acb-417a-a470-29a7bd41bf5a)
- ![At the People Tree House, external walls are built with locally sourced random rubble stone, providing natural insulation and adding a sophisticated, ethnic texture. The bright red handrail is a functional sculpture, doubling as a pipe to channel rainwater from the roof into the underground storage tank.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b788dbbb-d1ea-4ed1-95a0-3bfb37034bf7)
- ![A load-bearing double brick vault welcomes visitors at the street level entrance. The continuous random rubble wall extends the full height of the building, emphasizing a sense of expanse and grounding the structure with natural, locally sourced materials.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6f2af025-65fd-465b-93ce-e9936bb40d88)
- ![The entrance to 'Ashvattha', the People Tree House, is framed by the sacred fig tree itself. The design of the gate and entryway is intentionally subtle, allowing the natural beauty of the tree to remain the main focus and signaling the home's core philosophy of harmonious living from the very first impression.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8db56cae-8468-4cda-b498-f975ee1dab7a)
- ![A large, curved skylight brings natural light deep into the home, illuminating the double-height volume and the stone wall. This feature not only brightens the space but also directs rainwater to a storage chamber, demonstrating how I integrate sustainable systems directly into the architectural form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4524f1ac-576d-4255-a269-f8eb4400c8ab)
- ![This interior view shows how functional elements speak the same architectural language as the rest of the building. The wooden cabinetry and slatted screen complement the natural stone wall visible through the window, creating a cohesive and harmonious design palette.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a0125435-6e36-4b75-a616-b93fbbdf244f)
- ![This kitchen and dining area sits beneath exposed brick vaults, blending rustic texture with modern functionality. The open-plan design offers a direct view of the Peepal tree, allowing the family to feel connected to nature even while indoors.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/11decedc-8ecb-412c-962f-ae842b24f340)
- ![A curved balcony with floor-to-ceiling glass offers an expansive view of the sky and surroundings. This space is designed as a moment of pause, allowing inhabitants to connect with the outdoors from the comfort of the upper level.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/139f8739-898f-47ae-98d1-5b03aac6378a)
- ![The rooftop splash pool is nestled beside the central cylindrical core, which is finished with a textured stone-grit plaster. This area is designed for relaxation and serves as the starting point for the home's rainwater harvesting system, showcasing the integration of leisure and sustainability.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/688c1941-47f7-4559-8a28-0a889921f1f4)
- ![A staircase with wooden treads ascends alongside a massive random rubble stone wall. The contrast between the warm wood, the cool stone, and the vibrant red handrail creates a rich sensory experience, turning a simple circulation path into a key design feature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6467b558-3273-4e77-82a3-4e6e168f99e4)
- ![This drone shot captures the intricate design of the rooftop, showing the placement of solar panels, the mosaic-tiled curved surfaces, and the central skylight. The entire roof is a functional system for energy generation and water collection.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7803654d-7a0c-4461-af27-52adaa081fca)
- ![This aerial shot, featured in Archdaily, shows how the People Tree House is situated within its urban context in Noida. The unique spiraling roof form stands out amongst the rectilinear grid, a testament to a design philosophy centered on organic forms and ecology.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8e4d68cc-1add-44b6-89d9-9cf77aca8581)
- ![A close-up aerial view highlights the relationship between the People Tree House and its namesake, the Peepal tree. The design was conceived to honor and interact with this existing natural element, making it the true heart of the project.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b293464b-e961-4870-a380-6b756a836e84)
- ![The People Tree House was proudly featured on Archdaily, the world's most visited architecture website. This feature recognizes the project's vision of creating a home that is a self-sustaining ecosystem, designed in harmony with nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b37fd5f4-2c53-448c-8f51-f9d86f2ee617)
- ![Sunlight casts dynamic shadows across the textured stone wall. The building's south-facing plates are staggered to block the harsh summer sun while allowing the milder winter sun to warm the interiors, a key principle of passive cooling architecture.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5ee390ca-812c-4b3f-837e-551c3c325832)
- ![This image shows the interplay of volumes, where a double-height space with a stone wall opens up to a higher level. The design encourages one to look up and appreciate the sculptural quality of the architecture and the natural light filtering from above.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/87dec3b2-2ad0-42c7-9fa4-46cea35c0450)
- ![Another perspective of the living area, highlighting the clean lines of the upper-level cutout against the raw texture of the stone wall. The design creates a feeling of spaciousness and wonder, drawing the eye upwards towards the light.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7558b882-7d59-4d00-98f4-cc8c896377e9)
- ![The main living area is a testament to volumetric design, where varying ceiling heights and open spaces create a dynamic interior landscape. A large glass door provides a seamless connection to the outdoor balcony and the Peepal tree beyond.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f8cdd396-1424-45a1-a773-dc0b18f25171)
- ![This view emphasizes the contrast between the smooth white surfaces of the ceiling and balcony parapet and the rugged texture of the full-height stone wall. This juxtaposition of materials is a hallmark of my ethno-modern design style.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4f286b4a-110c-4ed4-884b-6d0eeba3bb44)
- ![The composition of this space is carefully considered to balance openness and intimacy. The double-height volume creates a sense of grandeur, while the lower ceiling over the seating area provides a more human scale.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e35a64bd-0c50-4ea4-88e3-5887fc6c431a)
- ![Light, form, and texture are the primary elements in this space. The design uses natural light from a large opening to illuminate the stone wall, revealing its intricate details and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a83df7d6-dea4-4720-b1e3-336a71e84bb2)
- ![This image, also featured in publications, captures the serene and contemplative quality of the People Tree House interior. The design prioritizes natural light and a connection to the outdoors, creating a peaceful retreat from the city.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/54bdc12b-1c7f-4ba0-a0e2-1d5d3958530c)
- ![A final look at the main living volume, showcasing how the architectural elements come together to create a space that is both beautiful and deeply connected to its environment. The design is a direct expression of my philosophy of harmonious living.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/63d0b862-1c28-4817-9bb6-0e9eca19c650)
- ![A detailed aerial view of the roof shows the solar panels, water tanks, and the unique spiraling form. This image clearly illustrates the integration of sustainable technologies into the architectural design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5858bab5-bcb4-4a8b-8520-75ff550213f7)
- ![This image, part of an Archdaily feature, provides a wide context of the People Tree House within its neighborhood, highlighting its unique organic form in a grid-planned city.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f32dd7db-4bb4-4d35-a074-64bfdcb1efab)
- ![A duplicate of the Archdaily feature image, emphasizing the project's recognition and its standout design in the urban landscape of Noida.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7b8c2171-488c-45ea-a396-40383a434db3)
- ![Another copy of the wide aerial shot, reinforcing the project's unique footprint and its relationship with the surrounding environment.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f6ed7065-9657-4dea-bb90-b9b6f4bce847)
- ![This image further showcases the project's feature in a major architectural publication, providing strong third-party validation of the design's quality and innovation.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/38028a8f-f637-4a47-bc4a-6774f72e4020)

### [The Brick Vault House: Adaptive Reuse in Hyderabad](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/the-brick-vault-house-adaptive-reuse-in-hyderabad)

- ![The facade of the Brick Vault House in Hyderabad, showcasing the adaptive reuse of the original structure. The design combines exposed brick with modern arched windows and a new water feature, creating a distinctive ethno-modern aesthetic.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/adec97ba-15a0-449c-98c4-f64e6386f8b9)
- ![A closer view of the Brick Vault House exterior, highlighting the interplay of textures between the exposed brick, smooth plaster, and the lush greenery in planters. The arched windows on the upper floor are a signature feature of the design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e6b63142-06d0-45fb-91d8-76187e88f1fd)
- ![Inside, a sculptural spiral staircase with a wooden handrail creates a dramatic focal point. This staircase connects the multiple-height volumes of the home, leading up towards the magnificent exposed brick vaults on the ceiling.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/1876d8fe-76cc-4c23-bd97-8742f6f1292f)
- ![The interior showcases the impressive 30-foot-long brick vaults. These are not merely decorative but are load-bearing structures, left exposed to become the main feature of the space. The arched windows allow natural light to pour in, illuminating the rich texture of the brickwork.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/031cd270-1bc1-4e31-9231-d3cb4326a0cf)
- ![Looking directly up through the stairwell reveals a geometric composition of lines and textures. The rectilinear form of the staircase contrasts with the exposed brick of the upper levels, creating a powerful visual journey through the home.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2d669f9d-c026-41dc-84f9-40bfae3ac881)
- ![This view from an upper level shows the multi-height volumes and the flow of space within the Brick Vault House. The design creates interesting sightlines and a sense of connection between the different floors.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/520f25ad-bba4-488d-8cea-e921704fa7fe)
- ![A custom-designed folding glass and wood door separates spaces while maintaining a sense of openness. In the background, the sculptural spiral staircase hints at the vertical journey through the home's unique volumes.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4c537718-5168-476d-87b9-5d081af11b36)
- ![The symmetrical arched windows at the end of the vaulted ceiling frame views of the sky and trees. This design choice ensures that the interior is always connected to the outdoors and filled with natural light.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d1ebd287-541c-4fd5-ab80-908b6409da8a)
- ![This image shows the repurposing of over 70-year-old wood from the client's ancestral home. Here, it is used to create a beautiful arched alcove, preserving a piece of family history within the new, modern structure.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7e297cef-8ae5-401f-b1e7-ea3141d4caa7)
- ![Another view of the repurposed wood alcove under construction. This detail is a key part of the project's sustainability-centric principle of reusing existing materials to create nostalgic and meaningful elements within the home.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/65bf4933-50dd-49d6-82a6-87fb1d4418a2)
- ![The craftsmanship involved in creating the brick vaults is evident in this photo. Here, a mason is carefully applying recessed grouting to the 40-foot-long vaults, a technique that highlights the form of each individual brick.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/54f5e027-f943-4419-9393-13905d737217)
- ![A close-up of the meticulous pointing work on the brick vaults. This reinterpretation of age-old construction techniques is a key ingredient in my architectural practice, ensuring that building systems are both functional and beautiful.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6c89f260-defc-47be-b403-82a33b0f55a9)
- ![This image captures the tunnel-like effect of the completed brick vault, showing how it shields the interior from the hot sun while allowing soft, diffused light to enter from the end.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5413a5ff-e50f-48ff-a146-d31ea7a0579c)
- ![I have a deep appreciation for random rubble masonry, and it's heartening to see the care with which our team works with this hardy local material. Here, workers are cleaning and pointing a stone wall, bringing out its natural texture and color.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/71ac9baf-3791-49fc-a6c9-e7e233685868)
- ![An interior view during construction, showing the raw structure of the brick vaults and the multi-level spaces before the final finishes were applied. This 'skinless' view reveals the architectural bones of the building.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fb57120a-6a55-4dfb-a2a8-8781bf1da42a)
- ![The exterior of the Brick Vault house during construction, with the random rubble masonry wall in the foreground. The design retains the original lower floor while adding new volumes above, all compliant with Vastu principles.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c392de91-8ccd-4b0f-988a-7f702486a2b6)
- ![The interior space under construction, with scaffolding still in place beneath the newly completed brick vaults. This image shows the scale of the double-height volume and the large arched openings designed to let in light.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/125529b9-f574-488a-afcd-db5f0450d658)
- ![The exterior of the Brick Vault House nearing completion, with workers on scaffolding putting the finishing touches on the brick cladding. This phase is about fine-tuning the details before handing the building over to its inhabitants.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7337e8d9-d3c2-429a-8324-6227b8f1e5ca)
- ![An update from the site as we raced to complete the exterior before the monsoons. The exposed brick facade and China mosaic edging on the roof are nearing completion, showcasing the building's signature materials.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a90540ca-8691-41a1-905e-c5214b9d2443)
- ![A detail of the construction process, showing the concrete and stone work for the entrance ramp and planters. Every element is carefully considered to contribute to the overall design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8a73ef9d-96a4-4e5b-a5ed-5d750e055485)
- ![A view from below of the hybrid metal and wood spiral staircase under construction. This complex sculptural element takes shape within the rectilinear stairwell, creating a dynamic contrast of forms.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8f695a99-91fd-4ba8-bb21-354c378000f7)
- ![A close-up of the brick arch construction, showing the precision and skill required to create these beautiful, load-bearing forms.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/64ab208a-4fe1-4721-8a6a-ddffecf0a360)
- ![The Brick Vault House nearing completion, with the exposed brick cladding and grit wash finish applied. The white broken china mosaic on the curved roof surfaces helps reflect heat, a low-tech and effective sustainability feature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ed78de4b-3093-4e7b-a283-28822027cd05)
- ![The house in its early construction phase, showing the addition of new floors on top of the original single-story structure. This image documents the beginning of the adaptive reuse process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d1521710-e26d-44cd-8b34-2f9b59f5ac74)
- ![An interior shot during the structural phase, showing the raw concrete forms and openings that will eventually become light-filled, multi-height spaces.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/dc37cb8a-27c6-4226-ada9-a883ee5eed1e)
- ![Workers on site preparing the reinforcement for the concrete slab. This image provides a glimpse into the hands-on process of building and the labor that goes into creating these complex structures.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/afc3fc5c-f4db-48f1-91bc-6bb3cd3e0046)
- ![An interior view of the Brick Vault House during construction in Delhi. The harsh summer sun is filtered through the building's openings, creating soft light and shadow within the multi-height courtyard spaces.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ba5206da-2fa2-4126-b44a-b1839b21fb86)
- ![Another perspective of the light and shadow play within the courtyard home during construction. The design uses volume and form to create moments of pause and contemplation.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/18746c65-4bfe-48ba-aab6-d4243c54548e)

### [The Art of Architecture: From Concept to Reality](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/the-art-of-architecture-from-concept-to-reality)

- ![A concept sketch for the 'Waterfall' house. The idea for the three-story tall 'wall of water' began with this simple, expressive drawing, capturing the essence of the design in a few strokes.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/70a21f4b-dd5c-48ee-a2dc-2529629c63d6)
- ![This sketch illustrates the initial concept for the entrance of the Waterfall house. A 'brick globule' acts as a light lantern, orienting visitors and creating a unique sculptural element in the parking area.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2e6f0e13-f390-430f-9e7e-21fcc513d448)
- ![A detailed concept sketch for the People Tree House pond. This drawing outlines the key elements: inverted earthen pots for birds to roost, indigenous plant species, and a shallow water body, all designed to create a thriving micro-ecosystem.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/55f0b471-6933-40fc-873d-c32de5340863)
- ![The design process often starts with physical objects and rough sketches on the drawing board. Here, earthen pots and initial drawings for the People Tree House's filler slab ceiling show the evolution from a simple idea to a functional architectural feature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8a737704-4d46-417f-9c2b-bffe21035578)
- ![This series of sketches shows the conceptual development for an apartment for a filmmaker. The process moves from abstract explorations of form ('trace' and 'shape derivatives') to more concrete layouts and views, all driven by an artistic and theoretical basis.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7bb3ec56-b8ad-4520-96b0-ff372d09d337)
- ![This sectional drawing of the People Tree House illustrates how the design responds to the environment. It shows how the multi-height volumes promote cross-ventilation and how the building's orientation maximizes views of the tree while controlling the harsh south sun.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d8ca1d9c-b12b-4ac8-b45e-952c059592c4)
- ![A sectional perspective of the People Tree House detailing the various water harvesting systems. This diagram clearly explains the closed-loop system of collecting, storing, and reusing every drop of water, from rainwater to pool overflow.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e72f975c-a130-47b5-9c8b-4555c2dbba7b)
- ![This detailed architectural section of the People Tree House was featured in FuturArc magazine. It illustrates the symbiotic relationship between the building and the local fauna, showing how features like the water body and native plants create a habitat for birds and insects.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ea45d836-3488-4872-b518-5472769a279d)
- [Video: This animated video shows the floor-by-floor layout of the People Tree House. It provides a clear understanding of how the work, recreation, and resting volumes are organized across the five levels, from the basement work areas to the rooftop terrace.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/24dd125f-e139-4272-98bc-8100cd5c4401)
- [Video: This 3D animation shows a sectional cutaway of the Brick Vault House, revealing the interior volumes and the relationship between the different floors. It helps visualize the spatial complexity of the adaptive reuse project.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/91a98590-499a-4c6b-bd18-d36233e3873b)
- [Video: Another animated sectional view of the Brick Vault House, providing a different perspective on the interior layout and the impressive height of the vaulted spaces.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6512808f-ed5a-41c2-b110-b652c34a6c68)
- ![A 3D massing study of the Brick Vault House. This digital model helps in studying the building's volumes, the impact of the brick vaults, and the overall form before construction begins.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ffafadf7-ce03-4a68-9a5b-f59ddac04d4f)
- ![A 3D render of the Brick Vault House exterior. This visualization was a crucial step in defining the final look, including the exposed brick facade, arched windows, and the integration of the new floors with the original structure.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5627ae5e-1208-460e-907f-f35efdd753ff)
- ![A sectional 3D model of the Brick Vault House, highlighting the structural shell in blue. This type of drawing is essential for understanding the building's construction and the relationship between the old and new parts.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3d07fc7a-9e6d-48b7-8a8d-eef9e0154f80)
- ![A 3D render showing the roof structure of the Brick Vault House. The dual barrel vaults are topped with a broken china mosaic to reflect heat, a detail planned from the early design stages.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5fd20e12-eca9-4869-af53-a88dc8a1b262)
- ![A detailed 3D model of the brick arch construction. This digital tool allows me to perfect the geometry and structural details of complex elements like these vaults before they are built on site.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3ac7a863-b79e-4b24-999e-91c9bb7bb955)
- ![A 3D model showing the steel framework for a vaulted structure. This illustrates the underlying engineering that supports the final architectural form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/88b201bd-8d5d-4f0a-8bd4-6c5509548526)
- ![A layout sketch from the 'Apartment for a filmmaker' project, showing the exploration of fluid, non-rectilinear forms in space planning.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/23e5465d-9716-408b-b25c-7a0a1160f46e)
- ![A more abstract, exploratory sketch for the filmmaker's apartment, focusing on the sculptural potential of the interior architecture.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4a24fdcb-a809-45ac-8006-9b1f5a49eb37)
- ![Further conceptual explorations for the apartment project, combining floor plans with spatial sketches to develop the design's core ideas.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ef20622b-be43-47dc-8a5e-c0a34ed4497f)
- ![Sketches showing the derivation of architectural shapes from more abstract, artistic forms. This is a key part of my art-first design process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/95c1ced3-cdce-4064-8655-1418475edce8)
- ![The 'trace' sketch, an initial, unrelated drawing that serves as the starting point for a creative exploration, eventually evolving into architectural elements.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/feaddc15-1f5b-4c72-855b-fd8b422040dd)
- ![A duplicate of the 'trace' sketch, emphasizing the importance of this foundational step in my design methodology.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/63dea706-8c51-4ffc-be56-a09400a44dbb)
- ![Another copy of the conceptual sketches, showcasing the iterative and exploratory nature of the design process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9d0d854b-0fd5-4cc4-b804-90efc588a060)
- ![This image reiterates the journey from an abstract 'trace' to a fully realized architectural concept, a process I follow in all my work.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fe189394-19bc-48fe-b8b9-997440491a22)

### [Harmonious Living: Designing for All Species](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/harmonious-living-designing-for-all-species)

- ![A resident Coppersmith Barbet, photographed near one of my project sites. Understanding the local wildlife is the first step in creating architecture that is truly sustainable and contributes positively to the ecosystem, rather than displacing it.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5c019578-59b9-43ce-9e18-271ec6605641)
- ![The 'pond' at the heart of the People Tree House, shown here in its completed form. This feature was designed to allow birds, insects, and plants to coexist with the human inhabitants, with inverted pots in the ceiling providing roosting spots.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/04c54f49-7fbb-43e2-a076-866128a9f5d2)
- ![The making of the entry-level water body, or 'pond'. In collaboration with an ecological gardener, we introduced a mix of indigenous marsh species and used a tailored potting mix to create a thriving, self-sustaining habitat for local fauna.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a8a9bd40-116d-4ab1-a009-0dbcc9875d11)
- ![This shallow water body, fed by harvested rainwater, is inspired by countryside ponds. It provides a place for parched birds and insects to find water and shelter among the rocks and aquatic plants, right at the entrance of the home.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/315e8965-228f-46b6-86ab-552b1d6e30af)
- ![Another view of the indoor pond and walkway, showing how the design integrates natural elements into the daily life of the inhabitants. The hanging planters and stone wall further enhance the feeling of being in a natural oasis.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/085f8dc2-2c21-4dd8-b7d2-51f8377199da)
- ![This staircase, with its distinctive red handrail that also functions as a water pipe, descends alongside a massive stone wall. The design creates a closed-loop water system while providing a dramatic architectural experience.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8b898c06-f149-482b-9b87-709ea38ef4d9)
- ![The plan of the People Tree House is derived from a golden rectangle, with a central 'trunk' housing the circulation core. The design is a direct response to the site's ecology, with solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems fully integrated into its form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/53c32fed-b759-4dee-8f2e-51b9303d8171)
- ![A 3D render visualizing the concept for the indoor pond area. This image shows the intended effect of the inverted pots, the lush greenery, and the tranquil water, which was later brought to life through careful design and construction.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/aee51e5c-f992-4154-b5b0-f4d57e8fed1e)
- ![The construction of the earthen pot filler slab. This image shows the pots being integrated into the rebar grid before the concrete is poured, a technique that is both sustainable and creates a unique ceiling feature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/01dfb66a-09c4-4e14-a3f6-dea17da76dc6)
- ![A close-up of a custom-made earthen dish with a brass hook. These were used for the hanging planters and other details, showcasing a commitment to bespoke, handcrafted elements that support the project's ecological goals.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/264ceecc-69ea-4d31-afdf-8b14e0cbef03)
- ![This interior view looks out towards the lush greenery surrounding the site. The design uses large windows and open volumes to break down the barrier between inside and out, allowing the inhabitants to feel constantly connected to nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/238191c3-456f-448b-ba7b-237467e5964b)
- ![A feature in FuturArc magazine highlighting the shaded water body in the People Tree House. The publication recognized the project for its focus on designing for all species and creating spaces for nature to thrive.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e5373d35-e4d3-4efa-961b-f2d6ae9fb61c)

### [Works in Progress](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/works-in-progress)

- ![The facade of 'The Waterfall' house in Noida taking shape. This view shows the multi-level balconies and large glass openings that will define the building's exterior, with the sculptural brick element visible at the base.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3ad00af3-b98f-4c7a-9b1c-ee89ccfaf7e8)
- ![Another view of the Waterfall house under construction, highlighting its volumetric design with cantilevered balconies and double-height window openings. The raw concrete and brick structure shows the building's modern form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d66a0bba-3704-475a-b17a-f7a7b924ed27)
- ![The curved brick structure at the base of the Waterfall house, seen here during construction. This 'brick globule' is designed to be a sculptural element that glows like a lantern at night.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5d24244b-cac0-4501-9022-f1c5eedae6a2)
- ![A close-up of the curved brickwork on the Waterfall house. This image shows the craftsmanship involved in laying each brick to create a smooth, flowing surface that merges into the concrete ceiling above.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b182a157-6032-429f-870f-47e13c8aaab6)
- ![The single-story spiral staircase for the Waterfall house being fabricated. I design staircases to be sculptural objects that can be appreciated from a distance, and this one will be a central feature within a large, light-filled volume.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e08fa96b-0c31-45a2-98ce-b0f9a0014095)
- ![A 3D render of the final vision for the Waterfall house. This shows the intended finish of the exposed brick, the large glass panels, and the rooftop structure, providing a clear picture of the completed project.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/80de14fb-c1a9-4ce9-9153-8737a5d1efd2)
- ![The ground floor of the Waterfall house under construction, showing the relationship between the parking area, the supportive columns, and the sculptural brick element.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ee2e6bae-8376-4cf3-9517-1414351724ca)
- ![Preparing for a concrete pour at the Waterfall project in Noida. This image shows the brick infills being laid out in an elliptical design before the reinforcement and concrete are added, a key step in creating the exposed brick slab.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6b697d41-b673-4860-af82-ef5f66dc53c1)
- ![A mason carefully places perforated bricks according to the design for the exposed slab. This technique reduces the amount of concrete needed and creates a unique, textured ceiling finish.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0a1cbe09-0d00-4d00-b03c-e2a52d32f18a)
- ![Work underway on the brick infill slab. This hands-on process requires precision and skill to ensure the final result is both structurally sound and aesthetically pleasing.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/aeea0750-3727-480e-82ca-51b235928e95)
- ![The team works to complete the elliptical brick pattern for the slab. This behind-the-scenes view shows the collaborative effort involved in executing complex architectural details.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/840944f6-892b-482d-9461-13345a349b15)
- ![A close-up of the perforated bricks used in the filler slab construction. These locally sourced materials are chosen for their aesthetic qualities and their contribution to a more sustainable building process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5b95a993-599b-4b6c-b96a-42dc12526117)
- ![The technical drawing and the on-site layout for the elliptical brick filler slab at the Waterfall house. This shows the direct translation from a 2D plan to a 3D construction reality.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6174fd48-3922-4a26-afb1-1ebba26fbfb6)

### [Recognition & Features](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/sustainable-residential-architecture/recognition-features)

- ![I was thrilled to receive the Crompton Goodhomes Award for the People Tree House. It's always an honor to have my work recognized, and it motivates me to continue pushing the boundaries of sustainable and ecological design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/56ab079f-446b-4ce4-927f-ab1779c3a152)
- ![The official award announcement for 'Spatial Balance' from the Goodhomes Awards 2025. This award recognized the People Tree House for its innovative design and harmonious integration of space, form, and nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/83e11b11-ef93-4157-a9a7-d28b58b5f429)
- ![It was an honor to have the People Tree House featured on Dezeen, a leading global architecture and design magazine. This recognition highlights my focus on creating architecture that integrates nature, conserves resources, and enhances the quality of life for its inhabitants.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8e26ff40-6846-4e16-a9e5-a7dd885267c3)
- ![A feature in FuturArc magazine, the voice of Green Architecture in Asia-Pacific, showcasing the People Tree House. The article highlighted the project's success in creating a space where human and non-human residents can coexist.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fd713434-99c5-4b4f-bce9-f444aee18a78)
- ![This detailed architectural section of the People Tree House was featured in FuturArc magazine. It illustrates the symbiotic relationship between the building and the local fauna, showing how features like the water body and native plants create a habitat for birds and insects.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ea45d836-3488-4872-b518-5472769a279d)
- ![A feature in FuturArc magazine highlighting the shaded water body in the People Tree House. The publication recognized the project for its focus on designing for all species and creating spaces for nature to thrive.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e5373d35-e4d3-4efa-961b-f2d6ae9fb61c)
- ![The People Tree House was proudly featured on Archdaily, the world's most visited architecture website. This feature recognizes the project's vision of creating a home that is a self-sustaining ecosystem, designed in harmony with nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b37fd5f4-2c53-448c-8f51-f9d86f2ee617)
- ![This aerial shot, featured in Archdaily, shows how the People Tree House is situated within its urban context in Noida. The unique spiraling roof form stands out amongst the rectilinear grid, a testament to a design philosophy centered on organic forms and ecology.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8e4d68cc-1add-44b6-89d9-9cf77aca8581)

## Meet your expert

[Archiopteryx](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx)

### My story

I’m a Delhite through and through, vegan, pet dad, and always rooting for the planet. Architecture for me? It starts with messy sketches, inspired by my travels—Rajasthan’s vibe, stone walls, all that. I want homes to be more than just for humans. Birds, bugs, plants—sabko jagah chahiye (everyone deserves a space). With Archiopteryx, I’m chasing that dream of truly harmonious living, where every being finds a corner.

### My work

- **Bespoke Architecture & Interiors**: I design new homes, apartments, and renovations, focusing on unique spaces for harmonious living.
- **Ethno-modern Aesthetic**: My style blends clean, modern looks with vernacular stone walls and local techniques—nothing cookie-cutter.
- **Sustainability at the Core**: Repurposing materials like upcycled ancestral wood, using local resources, and designing energy-efficient, Vaastu-compliant spaces.
- **Designing for All Beings**: I study local flora and fauna to create animal-friendly architecture—houses that welcome birds, insects, and plants.
- **Art-centric Design**: Each project is an iterative process, with sculptural staircase design and artistic touches throughout.

## More services from Archiopteryx

- [Bespoke Interior Architecture & Design](https://mytribe.in/archiopteryx/bespoke-interior-architecture-design) · ₹2,000-4,500 per sq ft (estimate)

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