Featured
This is the first impression of our work, a curated selection that captures the breadth and depth of our design philosophy. It is a glimpse into how we transform urban spaces, honor history, and create places for people, from monumental cultural institutions to intimate public squares. Each project is a story of context, craft, and community.
Museum of Art & Photography (MAP): A Cultural Landmark for Bengaluru
We designed MAP as more than a building; it's a 'tanki' for art, inspired by the post-industrial water tanks of old Bangalore. The design plays on the tension between storing and showcasing culture, using a compact steel-framed structure and a distinctive stainless-steel-clad facade to create a new, accessible hub for art and community engagement.
Reimagining Heritage: Conservation & Adaptive Reuse
We believe history matters, and our work seeks to keep the memory of a place alive. We approach heritage sites not as relics to be frozen, but as living structures to be given a new role, carefully weaving new functions and contemporary design into their historic fabric.
Design for Remembrance: Memorial Architecture
For us, a memorial is not about grand gestures, but about creating a reflective space that holds memory and allows for introspection. We work with the scars of a site, making tragedy visible while planting seeds of hope and healing.
From Sketch to Structure: Our Design Process
Our process is a slow, thoughtful dialogue between an idea and its material form. We begin by listening to a site's stories, translating them into sketches and models, and then carefully overseeing the construction, where the human energy of craft brings the vision to life.
Our Voice: Press, Publications & Awards
Our work is a dialogue with the larger community, and we are grateful when our projects are recognized and featured in publications. This is a collection of articles, awards, and speaking engagements that have helped share our design philosophy and the stories behind our buildings.
Additional Works & Explorations
This collection includes a range of other projects, from private homes to early conceptual work. These explorations, some built and some unbuilt, are all part of our ongoing inquiry into how architecture can shape space and experience.