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byArun SharmaTakes projects across India; Visit studio in Punjabi Bagh, DelhiStarts from₹300 per sq. ft. of Carpet AreaView full gallery

For me, architecture is a dialogue with the environment, not a monologue of concrete and steel. Every space I design is guided by the five elements—earth, air, water, fire, and sky—to create homes that feel alive and in harmony with nature.

I believe that design is not just what it looks like, but how it feels to walk through. Every space I create tells a story, and my goal is to craft experiences that move you and inspire you long after you have left.

Architecture should be a dialogue with the environment, not a monologue of concrete and steel. True design listens to the land and answers with grace. I strive to create structures that are in harmony with their surroundings.

Nature is at the core of my work. I believe luxury and sustainability can coexist, and I blend raw, natural materials with elegant design to create timeless, harmonious spaces that are rooted in the earth.

Natural light is a key ingredient in every project. It does more than enhance aesthetics; it has a positive impact on our body and soul. In this video, I explain how I design spaces that are flooded with natural light to keep the home, and the people in it, positive and happy.

I see architecture as a visual art, with buildings that communicate their essence on their own. My aim is to shape experiences, blending functionality with creativity to create environments that tell their own stories.

"Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness." This is a guiding principle for me. I design spaces that balance contemporary relevance with an enduring elegance that will last for generations.

"Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light." I believe every design is a thoughtful dialogue between structure and illumination, a refined art of shaping space.

As architects, we dream of designs and then bring those dreams to life for our clients to live in. It is a privilege to turn imagination into a tangible reality that becomes a part of someone's daily life.

Here, I am exploring the endless possibilities of digital design. Technology allows me to unleash creativity one pixel at a time, shaping dreams with every swipe and refining ideas before they are ever built.

"Atreux" is a design style I developed that is more than just a look; it's a lifestyle of grace, permanence, and emotion. It brings together timeless neoclassical beauty with modern artistry.

About Design Philosophy

We engineer spaces by prioritizing passive cooling techniques before we even discuss aesthetics. In our recent villas, for instance, we utilized triple-height atriums to create a chimney effect, naturally regulating indoor temperatures while flooding living areas with daylight. This isn't just about the look; it is a functional strategy to minimize energy consumption and keep your home thermally comfortable throughout the year.

Nature-inspired architectural practice in New Delhi. — Approved by the tribe
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Arun Sharma

Takes projects across India; Visit studio in Punjabi Bagh, DelhiStarts from ₹300 per sq. ft. of Carpet Area

I am Ar. Arun Sharma. I don't see architecture as just walls and roofs; I see it as a dialogue between you and the environment. My team and I work to create homes where nature is not an add-on but the core of the design, ensuring every space you live in feels alive.

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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.8
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.
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.
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.

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ArchiopteryxTakes projects across Delhi NCR and Hyderabad
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The Green Axis is a commercial workspace I designed to feel contemplative and calm. The core of the project is this linear corridor, which runs alongside a verdant courtyard, using natural light and framed views to connect the employees to nature throughout the day.
A seating area within The Green Axis office, where a floor-to-ceiling window frames a perfect view of the garden. The interior is kept minimal to allow the landscape to be the main focus, promoting a sense of tranquility and focus.
The entrance to The Green Axis office. The design uses large wooden pivot doors and expansive glazing to immediately establish a connection with the lush green hedges and manicured landscape outside.

Integrating Architecture with Nature in Modern Homes

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SSDATakes projects across NCR; Visit studio in Ghitorni, New Delhi
An expression of my philosophy of "Designing with, for and in sync with Nature." I believe biophilic principles are essential for reconnecting people with nature's balance, fostering wellbeing and clarity in every space I design.17
This graphic illustrates the principle of "Enhancing Experiences." I design spaces that nourish and energize, dissolving boundaries between architecture, interiors, and nature to create one seamless, harmonious experience.
A visual representation of "Sensitivity to Sustainability." My approach is rooted in energy-conscious choices and healthy materiality, creating environments where air, light, and comfort align for long-term wellbeing.
This image outlines my commitment to "Reduce, Reuse and Recycle." I believe innovation expands when resources are repurposed, and design integrity is strengthened through mindful and responsible construction.

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Studio IAADTakes projects across India; Studio in DLF Phase 3, Gurugram
This is what I strive for: architecture that creates a backdrop for life. Here at this residential development, ample green space encourages community interaction and play, demonstrating my belief that good design fosters connection and well being.8
An aerial perspective of the Sona Vistaas residential cluster in Bengaluru, where buildings are organized around a central, verdant courtyard. This layout is a core principle of my township planning, designed to enhance microclimates and create a shared sense of place.
I design homes where the boundary between inside and outside is fluid and inviting. This living space at the Lake Forest Hill development uses large windows to fill the interior with natural light and connect residents to the surrounding landscape.
In the Sona Vistaas Clubhouse, this sculptural staircase in terracotta red is not just for circulation. It is a central design element that introduces movement and visual drama, turning a functional component into a piece of art.

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This residential design champions sustainability through green architecture, creating a fresh and vibrant living space. It incorporates wooden pergolas with lush greenery, promoting a healthy lifestyle while helping to control the micro-climate of the area.33
This contemporary facade masterfully combines a variety of materials, including sleek metals, textured stone, and rich wood elements. The seamless integration of these materials with cascading greenery showcases architectural innovation and a sophisticated blend of modern elegance.
This design stands at the intersection of precision and elegance. Vertical fins draw the eye upward, while terraces layered with greenery blur the boundary between the built form and nature, allowing the architecture to breathe within its urban setting.
This facade showcases timeless style with distinctive living spaces designed for modern sophistication. The use of textured materials and integrated planters on the balconies brings a natural element to the urban environment.

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