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Institutional and Corporate Campus Landscaping

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Transforming educational and commercial zones into sustainable, high-performance environments through strategic landscape architecture.

For the IIT Madras Research Park, we created an inspiring and enjoyable environment for researchers and students. The central courtyard design is inspired by a traditional 'kund' or stepped tank, creating an informal meeting place that fosters the exchange of ideas.

This is our landscape design plan for the American University of Duhok Kurdistan in Iraq. The design merges classical architectural elements with traditional Islamic garden patterns, creating a unique cultural expression for this international hub of academic excellence.

The landscape for the L&T Business Towers in Mumbai features clean lines, manicured lawns, and strategically placed trees. This corporate campus design projects a professional and modern image while providing green breakout spaces for employees.

We design landscapes that promote health and well-being in corporate settings. This lawn at the TCS campus in Mihan, one of our projects, is being used for a large-scale yoga session, demonstrating how our spaces can be adapted for corporate wellness activities.

The biophilic design for this institutional campus seamlessly integrates nature into the built environment. The green roofs and meandering central garden enhance human well-being and environmental health, reflecting our commitment to sustainable design principles.

About Institutional & Corporate Campuses

At the IIT Madras Research Park, we moved away from standard flat lawn layouts by drawing inspiration from the traditional 'kund' or stepped tank. This design creates a sunken, intimate courtyard that naturally draws researchers and students together for conversation. It demonstrates our core approach: campus landscapes function best when they borrow from local architectural history to encourage genuine social interaction.

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