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Public, Institutional & Heritage Urban Design

byGreen Space AllianceTakes projects across India & Edmonton; Offices in Pune & CanadaStarts from₹85,000 Per AcreView full gallery

We create resilient, community-focused environments that honor our collective heritage and foster social connection in urban India.

The inaugural music event at the Bandra Fort amphitheater, a project we helped design. This image captures the space being used as intended, a vibrant public venue for arts and culture, bringing the community together to enjoy performances in a historic setting.

An aerial view of the BITS Pilani campus, showcasing the grand central axis we designed. This project is a prime example of our ability to create inspiring institutional environments, where landscape architecture defines the campus identity and fosters a sense of academic community.

The landscaped courtyard at IIT Madras Research Park, inspired by traditional Indian 'kunds' or stepped tanks. The design provides an enjoyable and inspiring environment for researchers and students, with geometric seating areas and flowing pathways that encourage informal meetings and idea exchange.

Celebrating five years of the Linear Garden in Pimple Saudagar, a placemaking project we designed. This 2 km-long urban park has become a landmark, providing a vital public space for recreation, social activities, and community art, significantly improving the lifestyle of local residents.

The official opening of the Bandra Fort Garden to the public. This video showcases the transformation of the site into a valuable piece of public and social infrastructure for Mumbai, featuring new pathways, lighting, and restored green areas with views of the sea.

A video montage illustrating how we transform open spaces into vibrant social ecosystems. Featuring the amphitheater at Bandra Fort and green pathways at a corporate park, it shows our focus on creating places where people can thrive, meet, and feel a sense of belonging.

A lush, green view of the terraced seating and pathways at Bandra Fort. This image, with the text "Bringing communities together," encapsulates our mission to design resilient and livable urban environments that foster a sense of belonging.

A full-size cricket ground integrated into a dense urban development. We believe in providing ample space for active recreation, and this facility serves as a major community hub for sports and social gatherings, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

A close-up of the grass-filled steps of the Bandra Fort amphitheater, surrounded by lush tropical foliage. This detail highlights our use of biophilic design principles to soften hardscapes and create a more natural and calming public space.

Children drawing with chalk on a temporarily pedestrianized street during a public event in Pune. This image captures the joy and creativity that flourishes when streets are reclaimed for people, a core principle of our people-oriented urban design philosophy.

About Public, Institutional & Heritage Spaces

Our approach to the public realm goes beyond mere aesthetics; we focus on functional placemaking that transforms underused areas into active social hubs. For instance, in our work at the Bandra Fort amphitheater and the IIT Madras Research Park, we utilized biophilic design and geometric seating to bridge the gap between hard infrastructure and natural, user-friendly gathering spaces. We don't just build for the visual; we design for how people move, sit, and interact within these environments.

Public design projects across 20 Indian states. — Approved by the tribe
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Green Space Alliance

Takes projects across India & Edmonton; Offices in Pune & CanadaStarts from ₹85,000 Per Acre

We are Green Space Alliance. Our team is driven by a passion for shaping urban India into spaces that breathe, connect, and inspire. We bring years of collective experience to every project, whether we are revitalizing a historic site or master-planning a large institutional campus.

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Community & Urban Space Design: Transforming Shared Environments

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An aerial visualization of our adaptive reuse plan for an 18th-century palace precinct. The design introduces a new circular structure that organizes the space, connecting a restored glass house and stables with new public plazas and green areas.11
A street-level view from the 18th-century palace renewal project, showing a new public courtyard shaded by existing trees. The design aims to create a comfortable and engaging environment for community activities like markets and restaurants.
An aerial render of our landscape strategy for a 12th-century stone temple. The design uses a modular system of planters and seating that can be redeployed, offering a flexible solution for a site with multiple stakeholders and restrictions.
A ground-level perspective of the proposed landscape around the 12th-century temple. The design creates accessible pathways and gathering spots for the local community while respecting the archaeological significance of the site.

Urban Renewal and Community Spaces

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The Lahori Gate Museum project is a vital example of adaptive reuse, reviving a historic structure to tell the story of Chandni Chowk's cultural heritage. Once complete, it will serve as a landmark destination for heritage tourism in Delhi.
Our work on the Lahori Gate Museum has been featured in several national newspapers. This coverage highlights our ongoing commitment to heritage conservation and the transformation of historic buildings into vibrant cultural spaces.

Cultural and Civic Architecture for Public Spaces

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Kapil Krishan AggarwalTakes projects across India; Visit studio in South Extension II, New Delhi
A ground-level view of the Urban Ladder campus concept, showing the interaction between the innovative building facade and the public green space. The design encourages social gathering and brings energy from the city into the workplace.26
The Myhome Vipina clubhouse was conceived as a campus, not a single building. This render shows the central courtyard, a social hub with seating and greenery that connects the different functional blocks of the club.
An interior view of the Myhome Vipina clubhouse cafe, which opens directly onto the landscaped courtyard. The seamless connection between inside and outside is a key part of our design philosophy for creating breathable, open community spaces.
A closer look at the waterfall feature at the Myhome Vipina clubhouse. This element is not just decorative; it creates a relaxing ambiance and a unique gathering spot within the larger residential master plan.

Urban Master Planning & Community Hubs

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A published photo showing us inside the restored RBANM's High School classroom wing. The article details our conservation approach, which involved repairing damaged stone, using original materials, and introducing energy-efficient lighting to create a functional and inspiring learning environment.6
An exterior view of the restored 1873 school building, featured in a magazine. The text explains our process, which began with an archaeological-like study to understand the original structure and style, ensuring our conservation work was deeply informed by history.

Reviving Public and Institutional Spaces: Architectural Conservation

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Mathew and GhoshVisit Studio in Koramangala; Projects across Bengaluru & India
A daytime render of the redeveloped Manikarnika Ghat, viewed from the Ganga river. The design provides improved access and organized spaces for rituals, using stone heritage to create a structure that feels both timeless and new.11
A closer perspective of the ghats, showing the multi-level design with open-air corridors and steps leading to the water. The architecture is designed to manage large crowds while ensuring a smooth and dignified process for families.
A render of the Raja Harishchandra Ghat at dusk, with birds in flight over the serene structure. This project, launched by the Prime Minister of India, incorporates eco-friendly cremation strategies to reduce environmental impact.
A collage of renderings for the Patna Power Museum, showcasing the project's exterior, interior, and overall site plan. This adaptive reuse project transforms an industrial site into a dynamic cultural campus with exhibition spaces, an auditorium, and educational rooms.

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