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Our Architectural Portfolio and Design Process

byArchitecture BrioTakes projects across India and Rotterdam; Visit studios in Worli (Mumbai) and RotterdamStarts from10,000 per sq. ft. (Carpet Area)View full gallery

A collection of our ongoing work, conceptual explorations, and the detailed craft behind our projects, reflecting our commitment to slow living and nature.

A living space at the DUA Villa, where a shaft of light from a high window illuminates the curved, lime-plastered walls. The interplay of grand volumes and intimate, carved-out niches is a hallmark of this project.

A detail of the Brutalist-inspired oak sideboard in the Corner House dining room. The deep, geometric carving on the doors adds a strong textural element to the space.

A site photo from the House of Galleries, showing our team on the timber mockup. This hands-on process of testing and refining details on site is crucial to the success of our projects.

Two of our team members on the timber joinery mockup for the House of Galleries. Our process is highly collaborative, and we value the direct involvement of our team in the construction and fabrication process.

A view of the rafter joineries at the House of Galleries, showing the complex intersection of timber beams. The exposed structure is a key aesthetic and tectonic element of the design.

A detail of a custom-designed hinge for a large wooden door at the DUA Villa. The robust, dark metal hardware provides a strong visual contrast to the warm teak wood.

The custom-designed brass latch on an arched wooden door at DUA Villa. The hardware is designed to be both ergonomic and beautiful, a small detail that enhances the daily experience of the home.

The process of designing the bespoke brass handles for the DUA Villa. We went through numerous iterations in sketches and physical models to find the perfect form that would complement the villa's minimalist design.

Early design sketches for the custom door handles. This exploration of form and proportion is a critical first step in our process of creating unique, project-specific details.

A technical sketch for a custom-designed brass knob, showing the dimensions and knurled edge detail. This level of precision in our drawings ensures that the final fabricated piece matches our exact intent.

About Additional Work

Architecture is never just a final drawing. We work through physical models, material mockups, and site sketches to resolve every detail before construction begins. Whether it is refining the brass joinery for a villa door or testing rafter intersection in our studio, this hands-on approach ensures our designs respond to their specific environment.

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