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byCollage Architecture StudioVisit Design Studio in Kasturi Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru & HyderabadStarts from₹550 per sq. ft.View full gallery

I create homes that breathe—using natural light, earthy materials, and open layouts to blur the line between indoor comfort and your private garden.

An aerial view of the Split House, highlighting the double-height living space and the vibrant custom mural. The large glass walls open up to the garden, ensuring the home is always connected to the outdoors.

The living room of the Split House combines a warm teak wood ceiling with clean white walls and marble floors. The furniture and art add subtle pops of color, creating a balanced and sophisticated interior design.

Looking across the connecting bridge in the Split House, you can see how the large skylight floods the multi-level space with natural light. This design element is key to the home's open and airy feel.

The Notan Home features a central courtyard with a swimming pool, visible from multiple levels. This design brings light, air, and the calming presence of water into the very heart of the house.

Another view of the Notan Home's central courtyard, showcasing the interplay of levels and the connection between the indoor living spaces and the private outdoor pool area.

Light filters through a geometric patterned ceiling in the Notan Home, casting dynamic shadows. This is a key example of how I use architectural elements to actively shape the light within a space.

In this living area of the Notan Home, a long planter of indoor greenery runs alongside the seating. The terracotta-colored wall and the play of light from above create a warm, nature-inspired atmosphere.

A multi-level view of the Notan Home, where a bridge overlooks a sitting area with an indoor planter. The design emphasizes vertical connection and the integration of natural elements.

The geometric skylight in the Notan Home creates a captivating pattern of light and shadow along the upper-level corridor, turning a simple passageway into a visual experience.

The wide, multi-level staircase in the House Above The Tree is designed as a place to pause and relax. The clean lines and soft green storage wall create a calm, minimalist aesthetic that is also pet-friendly.

About Residential Sanctuaries

When we plan a home, we do not just allocate square footage; we map the sun path and wind direction to ensure your living spaces stay cool and naturally bright throughout the year. Whether we are adding a central courtyard like in our Notan Home project or a double-height skylight in Split House, our design decisions are rooted in specific site conditions and your lifestyle, not just aesthetics.

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Collage Architecture Studio

Visit Design Studio in Kasturi Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru & HyderabadStarts from ₹550 per sq. ft.

We are Collage Architecture Studio, a team that pieces together different stories, people, and ideas to make something real. We are less about trends and more about design that is intentional, personal, and fits exactly how you live.

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A landscaped stone pathway at the 'Mango Tree Yard' residence. We carefully designed the outdoor spaces to create a journey through the property, connecting the built form with the surrounding greenery and sunlight.

Residential Sanctuaries: Homes Designed Through Dialogue

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An aerial view of The U-L-I Residence, a 25,000 sq. ft. home designed for a multigenerational family. The architecture organizes shared public spaces on the ground floor and private family units above, all connected by a series of courtyards and green spaces.15
The Franklin Residence in Bengaluru presents a bold facade with a composition of white planes, red brick, and a black slatted screen. A circular opening in the brick wall creates a unique architectural signature and a playful focal point.
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This Bengaluru residence showcases a blend of modern forms with natural materials like brick and wood. The design incorporates cantilevered roofs and large planters, integrating the building with its landscape.

Residential Sanctuaries: Timeless Architecture for Modern Living

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Studio Design ForumBased in Jayanagar; Projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad & Coimbatore
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The living room of the 'House of Stories' in Bengaluru, showcasing the double-height volume and the raw, board-formed concrete walls. A steel bridge connects the upper levels, maintaining the openness of the space while adding a lightweight structural element.
The main living area of the 'House of Stories' project, where a custom concrete console and sculptural steel elements interact with the tall, light-filled volume. The design is an exercise in minimalism, allowing the architecture itself to be the primary feature.
In the 'House of Stories', light from unseen sources washes over the textured concrete walls, making the hard material feel as soft as fabric. This effect is central to our design philosophy of using light as a primary architectural material to shape mood and perception.

Residential Sanctuaries: Architectural Designs That Evolve

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Mathew and GhoshVisit Studio in Koramangala; Projects across Bengaluru & India
An exterior view of the Nairy Residence, which was nominated for the ArchDaily 2024 Building of the Year award. The composition balances heavy, protective forms with open, cantilevered balconies, expressing the home's layered approach to privacy and openness.19
The facade of the Nairy Residence showcases a dialogue between materials. The warmth of exposed brick contrasts with the clean white plaster and the raw, board-formed concrete base, which is intentionally being overtaken by climbing plants to integrate the structure with its landscape over time.
The street-facing elevation of the Nairy Residence is designed for privacy at the ground level, with a perforated metal gate and a solid concrete plinth. Above, a projecting bay window with an angled sill creates a dynamic architectural feature while capturing specific views.
A key design strategy is to create pathways that connect the inhabitants with nature. Here, a set of exterior concrete steps runs alongside a water channel and lush planting, leading up from the garden and blurring the line between the built form and the landscape.

Residences: Sanctuaries of Light and Air

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An aerial perspective of the 'Coconut Cove' project, a residence designed to be enveloped by its lush, natural surroundings. The master plan carefully positioned the home to save the majority of the coconut trees, making them the central feature of the property.6
The entrance to the 'Coconut Cove' residence, where the paved driveway curves around existing palm trees. This view demonstrates how landscape planning dictates the approach and initial experience of the home, immediately establishing a harmony with nature.
A daytime view of a grand residence in Kerala, showcasing clean architectural lines against soft, rolling lawns. The landscape design incorporates gentle slopes and strategically placed lighting to complement the building's stately presence.
The same Kerala residence illuminated at night. The landscape and architectural lighting scheme is designed to highlight key features, creating a dramatic and welcoming ambiance while ensuring safety and circulation after dark.

Residential Sanctuaries: Architecture Integrated with Landscape

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AUS ArchitectureBased in Indiranagar; Projects across Bengaluru & Kerala
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Another perspective of the contemporary villa, showing how the surrounding landscape and garden become an essential part of the home's identity. This sustainable design ensures the home feels connected to its natural environment.
This residential building in HSR Layout uses a combination of exposed brick and white plaster. The design creates visual interest while honoring honest, simple materials, and the balconies provide private outdoor spaces for residents.

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