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Featured Biophilic Home Designs and Architectural Projects

by4site ArchitectsVisit Design Studio in Jayamahal; Projects across Bengaluru & HubballiStarts from₹200 per sq. ft. of carpet areaView full gallery

Explore our signature projects where nature meets modern living. See how we use biophilic principles, light, and open spaces to craft homes that truly enhance your daily life.

This is our "A Home by the Park" project, a finalist at the World Architecture Festival 2024. We designed this double-height living area to dissolve the boundaries between inside and out, using expansive windows and natural materials to create a constant connection with the garden.

The covered patio of our "A Home by the Park" project serves as a tranquil transition space. We used traditional wooden seating and patterned flooring to create an inviting outdoor lounge that feels like a natural extension of the home, perfect for enjoying the surrounding greenery.

We see architecture as a tool for connection. In this residence, we used split levels and a floating bridge to link different living zones, creating visual interest and encouraging interaction between spaces while maintaining an open, airy feel.

A central feature of our "A Home by the Park" project, this light well with an integrated water feature brings the elements of nature right into the heart of the house. As featured in IFJ Journal, this element provides both a serene visual focus and natural cooling.

In this family living space, we commissioned a custom "Tree of Life" wall art piece to serve as the room's anchor. The design combines earthy tones with pops of color in the furnishings to create a warm, vibrant, and personalized environment for the family to gather.

A tour of our "House Belaku" project, which translates to "House of Light." The design revolves around maximizing natural light through features like perforated brick screens and large windows, demonstrating how thoughtful architecture can illuminate daily life.

We were honored to receive the Noteworthy Project award for our "House of Greens" at the 2024 Construction World Architect and Builder (CWAB) Awards. This recognition affirms our dedication to integrating biophilic design and sustainability into our work.

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You will notice that our designs prioritize 'Belaku' or light. It is not just about installing large windows; it is about how natural light interacts with brickwork, water features, and internal courtyards to shift the mood of a room throughout the day. When we map out a space, we start with circulation diagrams to ensure your home feels airy and connected rather than boxed in, regardless of whether it is a villa or a compact apartment.

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4site Architects

Visit Design Studio in Jayamahal; Projects across Bengaluru & HubballiStarts from ₹200 per sq. ft. of carpet area

I am CK, and my team at 4site Architects believes a home should be a sanctuary that connects you to nature, not just a structure. We focus on translating your story into hand-drawn sketches, light-filled volumes, and spaces that feel truly alive.

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This is our Kanasu project, where a double-height dining area becomes the heart of the home. We used expansive windows to flood the space with natural light and connect it directly to the lush green outdoors, creating a feeling of immense volume and openness.8
We believe luxury is about experience. This rooftop lounge and pool area from our Kanasu project is designed as a private urban retreat, blurring the lines between a residence and a resort.
For our "Between Two Trees" project, we integrated traditional Indian architecture into a modern home. This central courtyard, featuring authentic Chettinad pillars and a stone Nandi, acts as the spiritual and visual anchor for the entire house.
The play of light and shadow is a material we sculpt with. In our "The Mantle" project, these vertical fins cast dramatic, shifting patterns across the staircase, turning a simple transition space into a dynamic art installation.

Featured Residential Architecture Projects in Bengaluru

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Techno ArchitectureProjects across Karnataka; Visit Design Studio in Basavanagudi
This is the heart of our project, 'Roots'. We designed this double-height living space to dissolve the boundaries between inside and out. The raw concrete ceiling and Cuddapah stone floor are balanced by the warmth of wood and the vibrant red sofa, creating a space that feels both expansive and inviting, with greenery flowing in from the garden.10
For the 'Big-Little House', we used a perforated brick screen to create a visually striking facade on a compact urban plot. This design provides privacy and ventilation while casting intricate light patterns, proving that even small footprints can have a grand architectural presence.
We believe a home should embrace the entire family, including pets. In our 'Maya House' project, the living room's sliding glass walls completely open up to the garden and patio swing, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living area for everyone to enjoy together.
This is our 'Triode' multi-family residence, where we explored how to create privacy and community simultaneously. The custom louver system on the facade balances light and shade, connecting the apartments to the surrounding greenery while maintaining a sense of personal space for each family.

Featured Residential Architecture and Interior Projects

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Kamat & Rozario ArchitectureTakes projects across Bengaluru & India; Visit Studio in Ulsoor
This is what I mean by bringing the outside in. We designed this home with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass walls that dissolve the boundary between the living space and the serene Zen landscape outside, creating a tranquil, immersive experience.8
A contemporary villa designed for a compact plot in Bangalore. The structure uses a clean, minimalist aesthetic with strategic lighting that gives the home a warm, inviting glow after sunset, proving that modern design can also feel like a sanctuary.
This project board showcases our design for a climate-responsive corporate office. We used composite materials and terracotta blocks, along with a specially designed roof structure, to maximize natural light and ventilation, creating an energy-efficient and inspiring workspace.

Sustainable Architectural Design & Nature-Inspired Interiors

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Genesis ArchitectureStudio in BTM Layout; Projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad & Coimbatore
We believe a home's living space should breathe. Here, the formal living room opens directly into a sunken courtyard, where a frangipani tree becomes a natural centerpiece, blurring the line between indoors and out.8
We transformed this terrace into a serene outdoor lounge. The design provides a covered seating area for relaxation, surrounded by lush greenery, creating a perfect escape with views of the Bangalore skyline.
This is the exterior of our Twin Courtyard House. The facade is a composition of natural stone cladding and carefully placed greenery, demonstrating how landscape design can be integral to the architectural identity of a home.

Signature Residential Architecture and Interior Design Projects

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ID+AS ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit office in JP Nagar 7th Phase
This home is a testament to mindful resource use and nature-oriented planning. We married industrial aesthetics with subtle, rustic textures, creating a design where every detail, like the prominent copper-finished bay window, was carefully considered to add value and character.7
I designed this first-floor living area to be the emotional hub of the home. The open layout connects the living, dining, and kitchen spaces, ensuring family members can interact and share experiences, fostering a true sense of togetherness and modern luxury living.
This space is one of my favorites. It features a triple-height volume that brings incredible light and airiness, anchored by a massive circular skylight and a sleek, folded-plate staircase. It's a perfect example of how I use volume and light to create a central courtyard feel.
For this home on the outskirts of Bengaluru, we created a paradise for a slower pace of life. The French neoclassical inspired elevation, with its elegant arches, clean white palette, and integrated greenery, provides a sense of calm and timeless beauty amidst a developing landscape.

Featured Architectural Designs and Home Interiors

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Unskrithi Design StudioProjects across Bengaluru; Visit Studio in Ramamurthy Nagar
This is the heart of my "House of Greens" project, a space designed to feel like an open pavilion. The double-height volume, exposed concrete ceiling, and full-length doors dissolve the barrier between the home and the garden, embodying my philosophy of connecting life with nature.10
For the Shiva Temple Complex, I aimed to create a modern spiritual journey rooted in tradition. This view from the entry pavilion frames the main temple at dusk, using contemporary design to evoke a sense of timeless reverence and tranquility.
In my "House Belaku" project, I used a brick *jali* screen to transform sunlight into a dynamic design element. This image captures how the perforated brickwork casts a beautiful, shifting mosaic of light and shadow, creating a serene atmosphere while ensuring privacy.
My goal is to create homes that are shrouded in green, not just surrounded by it. This exterior view of the "House of Greens" shows how we integrate planters and cascading greenery into the structure itself, making the landscape a living part of the architecture.

Our Architectural Design Journey: Featured Projects and Philosophy

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Chandrakant S. KanthigaviBased in Jayamahal, Bengaluru; Takes projects across India

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