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Sustainable Architecture and Contextual Design Portfolio

byCollectiveProjectStudio in Indiranagar; Projects across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad & IndiaStarts from950 ₹ per sq. ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

We build spaces that respond to their environment. From homes crafted with reclaimed site debris to community-focused rural schools, here is a look at our core architectural philosophy.

This view from the Debris Block House in Bangalore captures our approach to seamless indoor-outdoor living. The ground floor opens completely to the landscape, while skylights and a multi-level staircase draw natural light deep into the home.

It gives us immense joy to see the Talaricheruvu Rural School, a project close to our hearts, filled with the energy of children. This video captures the playful bamboo canopy, light-filled classrooms, and the vibrant community spaces we designed on a tight budget using local materials.

We call these the glowing portals of the Lakehouse in Hyderabad. As dusk settles, the wood-clad volumes frame the landscape, creating a dramatic and serene connection between the home and the distant city lights over the water.

This is a vision for a mid-rise coastal residence in Mumbai. The design is a carved volume with integrated planters and framed openings, creating a dialogue with the sea while modulating privacy, light, and ventilation for urban living.

We are obsessive about how materials come together. This detail from our Brick House in Bangalore shows the texture and precision of hand-moulded, rough bricks, creating a dynamic, patterned facade that plays with light and shadow.

We designed this outdoor space to be a place for gathering and unwinding. Nestled under the shade of a large tamarind tree, the al fresco dining area and swing create a tranquil garden retreat for family and friends.

This is the story behind our Debris Block House. We developed a unique, sustainable building material by creating mud blocks from the debris of the original structure on the site, revealing a hidden texture when cut open.

Physical models are a critical part of our design process. This intricate sectional model for a private office in Hyderabad allowed us to study the complex volumes, courtyards, and lightwells before construction even began.

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When we begin a project, we do not just produce blueprints. We build physical models and test full-scale wall mock-ups on-site to understand how light interacts with the volume. This process allows us to see exactly how materials like reclaimed brick, laterite, or bamboo will feel once built. It is this focus on the tactile construction process that ensures the final structure matches the vision we developed together.

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