Site Stories: Our Construction Process

This video captures the process of concrete pouring on a remote hillside in Vagamon. It shows the logistical challenges and teamwork required to build in difficult terrain, a process we manage closely.

A worker builds a traditional stone retaining wall at the Vagamon site. We often borrow from nature and local building techniques, using materials found on-site to create structures that feel rooted in their environment.

The construction site in Vagamon, with building materials ready for use against the backdrop of the hills. This image captures the raw, early stages of a project where the vision begins to take physical form.

A residence in Kerala during the construction phase. This photo shows the formwork for a concrete staircase being built within the laterite brick structure, a common and durable local material.

An overview of the ground floor structure of a Kerala residence under construction. You can see the layout of the rooms taking shape with brick walls and concrete beams, surrounded by lush greenery.

An intense site discussion in progress. We believe in constant on-site collaboration with the construction team to resolve details and ensure every aspect of the design is executed to our standards.

The interior of a home during construction, showing the raw beauty of the laterite brick and exposed concrete staircase. This stage reveals the skeleton of the building before finishing materials are applied.

A room under construction, with window frames installed. Even at this raw stage, the placement of openings is crucial for framing views of the surrounding nature and bringing in natural light.

A master carpenter at work. Our 'hands-on' approach extends to collaborating with and documenting the work of skilled artisans who bring our detailed designs to life.