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Our Landmark Architectural Projects and Featured Work

byEdifice ConsultantsTakes projects across India; Offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru & DelhiStarts from₹180 ₹ per Sq. Ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

A selection of our most significant projects, where we blend site-specific sensitivity with sustainable engineering to create spaces that serve both people and the environment.

A view of the infinity pool at the Taj Rishikesh resort, overlooking the Ganges river and Himalayan foothills. This project embodies our principle of sustainable luxury, where modern comfort is seamlessly integrated into its natural landscape.

An evening rendering of the redeveloped Manikarnika Ghat in Varanasi, showing the structure illuminated against the water. This high-profile civic project demonstrates our ability to handle culturally sensitive designs that respect ancient rituals while providing modern, dignified facilities.

A render of the KGA Mixed-Use Development in Changanassery, Kerala, showcasing its modern facade and integration of retail and hospitality spaces. This project highlights our expertise in creating dynamic urban landmarks that serve multiple functions within a community.

The award-winning Atal Akshaya Urja Bhawan in New Delhi, a government building that achieved LEED Platinum certification. This project is a testament to our leadership in net-positive and energy-efficient architecture on a national scale.

A concept render for the Patna Power Museum, which transforms a historic power plant into a cultural hub. This image captures our innovative approach to adaptive reuse, blending industrial heritage with forward-thinking sustainable design.

The central atrium of the Inorbit Vizag project under construction, with the structure built around a large, preserved tree. This powerful image shows our commitment to biophilic design principles, where nature is the core anchor of the architectural form.

A sculptural spiral staircase, showcasing the interplay of form, material, and light within one of our projects. This detail shot emphasizes our focus on craftsmanship and creating expressive architectural moments that elevate the user experience.

About Featured

When you look at our featured work, you will notice that we do not start with a predetermined style. We start with the site. Whether it is the steep gradients of a Himalayan resort or the sacred topography of a riverside ghat, our process relies on reading the terrain first. This approach prioritizes passive cooling and material efficiency long before we sketch the final facade, ensuring the building functions as well as it looks.

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Edifice Consultants

Takes projects across India; Offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru & DelhiStarts from ₹180 ₹ per Sq. Ft. of Built-up Area

At Edifice Consultants, we have been shaping spaces across India for over three decades. We are a team of architects who believe that good design listens to the land and respects the people who use it, resulting in buildings that are as resilient as they are beautiful.

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The open-air bar on the upper deck of the Queensline Sea Yah, designed to offer panoramic views of the Mumbai skyline. The skeletal structure above the bar is a custom sculpture inspired by a blue whale skeleton, anchoring the space with a distinct maritime identity.7
The multipurpose entrance lobby of JOY Preschool, which serves as both a reception area and a space for reading sessions. The design features natural wood slats, custom child-safe furniture, and a small climbing wall against a vibrant yellow backdrop to create an engaging and playful atmosphere.
A residential project in Lonavala, featuring a covered outdoor dining area with an expansive view of Pavna Lake. The design utilizes a diagrid roof structure and natural wood to create a seamless connection between the built environment and the surrounding landscape.
The main dining hall of the Queensline Sea Yah floating restaurant. To address the challenge of a low ceiling, we developed a repeating, tree-like structural element from Indian Teak wood, which gives the long space character and a sense of rhythm.

Featured Architectural Projects and Design Portfolio

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SDM ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit office in Bandra West, Mumbai
This is what I strive for: architecture that creates a backdrop for life. Here at this residential development, ample green space encourages community interaction and play, demonstrating my belief that good design fosters connection and well being.8
An aerial perspective of the Sona Vistaas residential cluster in Bengaluru, where buildings are organized around a central, verdant courtyard. This layout is a core principle of my township planning, designed to enhance microclimates and create a shared sense of place.
I design homes where the boundary between inside and outside is fluid and inviting. This living space at the Lake Forest Hill development uses large windows to fill the interior with natural light and connect residents to the surrounding landscape.
In the Sona Vistaas Clubhouse, this sculptural staircase in terracotta red is not just for circulation. It is a central design element that introduces movement and visual drama, turning a functional component into a piece of art.

Featured Architectural Projects and Design Principles

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IMK ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit offices in Mumbai & Bengaluru
We believe institutional buildings should inspire and engage. At the SMR Jaipuria School, we collaborated with artists to turn the building's facade into a vibrant canvas, creating a landmark that reflects the creativity and spirit of the student community within.9
We transform overlooked "in-between" spaces into lively hubs for student interaction. This vibrant orange staircase and multi-level courtyard at SMR Jaipuria School is more than just a way to get from one floor to another; it's a place to pause, connect, and build community.
This 12,000 sq ft tensile canopy at SMR Jaipuria School provides an all-weather, climate-responsive solution for outdoor activities. The structure's elegant arches and integrated lighting create a functional and visually striking assembly area, usable day and night, rain or shine.
Natural daylight is fundamental to creating effective learning environments. Our design for Aspire School in Gurugram uses intermittent courtyards and strategic building orientation to ensure that classrooms are filled with natural light, enhancing student well-being and focus.

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Team3Takes projects across India; Visit studio in Lado Sarai, New Delhi
This aerial view of KRC Commerzone in Hyderabad encapsulates our approach to large-scale landscape architecture. We design active, democratic spaces that are not just visually appealing but are engineered to foster community, integrating green corridors, recreational zones, and pedestrian pathways into a cohesive, living ecosystem.8
At the Zydus Headquarters in Ahmedabad, we used water as a central design element to create a serene microclimate. The building's reflection on the water's surface illustrates our philosophy of creating a seamless dialogue between the built form and the natural landscape, resulting in spaces that are both monumental and tranquil.
For this private residence in New Delhi, we designed the landscape to be an extension of the home itself, creating a lush, private sanctuary. This project demonstrates our ability to craft intimate, nature-centric environments that blur the lines between indoor and outdoor living, promoting wellness and a constant connection to nature.
The Pearl Academy in Jaipur showcases our reinterpretation of traditional Indian architecture, like the 'baoli' or stepwell. This central courtyard with its water body acts as a natural coolant and a social hub, creating a dynamic and comfortable environment for students that is both visually dramatic and passively cooled.

Featured Architectural and Landscape Design Projects

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MorphogenesisTakes projects across India; Studios in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru & Pune
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
This is Aranya Villas, which translates to "forest villas." We designed this community in Hyderabad to be a seamless story, where the architecture is minimal and the landscape becomes the immersive, central experience. The tree-lined street creates a natural canopy, offering a calm, luxurious setting rooted in nature.8
For the Telangana High Court, we aimed for a design that is monumental yet unassuming. This view across the water shows how the structure commands respect through its clean lines and scale, while the surrounding landscape and water body soften its presence, making it a dignified and approachable civic landmark.
We believe corporate campuses should be vibrant public realms. At this tech campus, we used elevated curving podiums and integrated water features to create distinct zones for tenants and the public, promoting collaboration, relaxation, and a harmonious connection with the surrounding nature.
We call this concept "villas in the sky." We are redefining high-rise apartment living by giving every unit its own front yard, side yard, and backyard. This approach brings the feeling of a private home and garden to a vertical community, integrating nature at every level.

Our Featured Architectural Projects and Landscapes

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Studio ChintalaStudios in Bengaluru & Vijayawada; Projects Pan-India

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