Awards and recognition for our architecture projects

Being featured in the AD100 list or recognized by the World Architecture Festival is not about collecting trophies for us. It validates the messy, collaborative process we follow, where we often prioritize site-specific challenges like managing high-rainfall slopes or upcycling site debris over conventional, cookie-cutter building methods.

When you see our work highlighted in architectural publications, you are seeing the result of our obsession with materiality—hand-moulded bricks, jaali screens for natural cooling, and bamboo canopies that define our aesthetic. These projects succeed not because we follow trends, but because we build context-driven spaces that respond to their specific environment.

For potential clients, these accolades demonstrate that our experimental approach—testing physical models and training local masonry teams—consistently delivers functional, high-quality results. We invite you to look past the awards and focus on the technical details: the thermal performance of our mud block walls, the structural integration in hill station residences, and the way our interiors connect with the building's architecture. If you are planning a space that values process, sustainability, and thoughtful design, we should discuss the potential in your site.