Architectural Design and Exterior Facades

The interiors of the Goa holiday home feature sublime simplicity. This bedroom, with its neutral palette and large windows, is minimally furnished to ensure the focus remains on the breathtaking natural surroundings.

The living room in the Goa home is bathed in natural light. The design uses a neutral base with infusions of yellow and blue, while light-toned furniture maintains an airy, relaxed aesthetic perfect for a holiday retreat.

Floral printed furnishings add a pleasant counterbalance to the plain, neutral surfaces in this holiday home. The design leans towards a restrained aesthetic, creating a space of sublime simplicity.

This spacious bedroom features an exposed beam vaulted ceiling and large sliding doors that open to a balcony. The design maximizes the sense of space and connection to the outdoors, with a built-in window seat for enjoying the view.

A home shaped by light, views, and the lake breeze. This shot from a project in Pawna captures the essence of my design philosophy: creating architecture that frames and enhances its natural surroundings.

A detail of the infinity pool at the Amarja Pawna project. The design creates a seamless visual transition between the pool and the lake beyond, making the architecture feel like a natural extension of the landscape.

This video provides a glimpse of the holiday home at Amarja Hills, Pawna. From the unique winged roof design to the infinity pool overlooking the valley, every element is crafted to create a luxurious escape.

A close-up of the exterior wall of a holiday home in Lonavala. I used these three-dimensional, granite-finish blocks to create a dynamic facade that plays with light and shadow, inspired by the wings of the Sahyadri mountains.

The Lonavala holiday home seen at dusk during the final stages of construction. The unique roofline and textured facade are already beginning to define the building's powerful architectural character.