Urban Design & Master Planning

How We Think About Cities

For us, it’s never just about buildings. We start every project by listening - to you, to the land, to the stories that came before. There’s a certain sarsarahat (that rush of excitement) we get when we see places come alive and people actually use them. We’re always looking for that sweet spot - where design, nature, and people all fit together naturally.

What Guides Our Work

• We dig deep into a site’s history before making any big moves. Whether it’s a huge campus or an old mill, we try to respect what’s already there.
• Nature is non-negotiable. Sometimes we’ll shift a building just to keep a tree standing, or layer in green terraces and courtyards where people can breathe.
• Public spaces matter. We always look for ways to stitch in community-centric public spaces, like amphitheaters or shared gardens, so people connect beyond their own front doors.

Projects That Show Our Approach

We take on everything from big commercial hubs to tight housing layouts.

• At Urban Ladder in Hyderabad, we created a million-square-foot office plan with green corridor design and a central amphitheater to bring folks together.
• Solina Silk Factory in Kashmir was all about adaptive reuse urban projects, turning old factory buildings into a lively artisan center.
• For Myhome Vipina in Hyderabad, the heart of the clubhouse is actually the in-between space - waterfalls, gardens, places to just be.
• Nandi Souls in Bangalore stacks homes so everyone gets a bit of nature, and the paths between become social spaces.

We’re happiest when our plans actually help people feel like they belong somewhere.