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Featured Architectural Projects and Modern Home Designs

byID+AS ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit office in JP Nagar 7th PhaseStarts from₹180 ₹ per sq. ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

A look at our design philosophy in action. We focus on natural light, material honesty, and the dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces to create homes that feel alive.

This is the heart of our Twin Courtyard House. We designed this tranquil pooja area to be surrounded by green space and natural light from a double-height skylight, creating a peaceful sanctuary that connects the home's spiritual core with the outdoors.

In this clip, I walk through the core concept of the Twin Courtyard residence. Instead of one central courtyard, we split it into two to maximize light and create distinct zones, a design choice that fundamentally shaped the home's open and airy feel.

This architectural render for the Kanthi Residence shows our approach to multi-level urban homes. We use a warm brick facade, extensive glazing, and integrated planters to create a dynamic elevation that brings greenery and character to every floor.

The living area of the Cube House demonstrates how we use vertical space. A double-height ceiling and a large skylight make this compact home feel expansive, while the stone-clad wall adds texture and warmth, connecting the different levels of the house.

For this commercial facade for Master Granitto, we used angular forms and a sleek, dark ACP cladding to create a bold, modern identity. The design plays with geometry and reflection, making the building a landmark in its commercial environment.

This courtyard in the Prakash Reddy Residence is a perfect example of our indoor-outdoor integration. The glass skylight over the water feature allows light to penetrate deep into the lower levels, while the open-air seating area acts as a private, green lung for the home.

A quick tour of the Poorvi & Vinod Pool House, a project where luxury and tranquility meet. From the private indoor pool to the minimalist kitchen and serene bedroom, every space was designed for contemporary living and relaxation.

Our proposed design for the Ashok Residence features an intricate brick jali pattern. This element provides privacy and ventilation while creating beautiful light and shadow play, demonstrating how traditional materials can be used in a contemporary architectural form.

About Featured

Notice how we often split a central courtyard into two smaller zones in our projects? That isn't just an aesthetic choice. In compact city plots, it allows us to draw natural light deeper into the home and create private, ventilated micro-climates that stay cool even in the heat of a Bengaluru summer.

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ID+AS Architects

Takes projects across Bengaluru; Visit office in JP Nagar 7th PhaseStarts from ₹180 ₹ per sq. ft. of Built-up Area

We are ID+AS Architects, led by Asad Khan. We believe architecture is a conversation between you, the site, and the materials we choose. We don’t copy-paste designs because every family, and every plot of land, has a different story to tell.

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This double-height living space is defined by its connection to the outdoors. Expansive glass walls dissolve the boundary between the interior and the garden, flooding the room with natural light and creating a serene, open atmosphere that embodies our approach to modern residential design.8
I designed this residence as a composition of bold, interlocking forms. The cylindrical concrete volumes create a powerful sculptural statement, softened by integrated planters and rooftop greenery that introduce a biophilic element to the modern facade.
I believe transitional spaces should be experiential. Here, an indoor garden is integrated directly into the staircase, transforming the act of moving through the home into a moment of connection with nature. Backlit steps and raw concrete walls complete this serene composition.
The master bathroom is treated as a sanctuary. In this design, dramatic Panda White marble with bold veining forms the dual vanity, contrasted with dark wood walls and minimalist brass fixtures to create a space of sophisticated and luxurious calm.

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Vivospace ArchitectsVisit Studio in JP Nagar 7th Phase; Projects across Karnataka
This is our Kanasu project, where a double-height dining area becomes the heart of the home. We used expansive windows to flood the space with natural light and connect it directly to the lush green outdoors, creating a feeling of immense volume and openness.8
We believe luxury is about experience. This rooftop lounge and pool area from our Kanasu project is designed as a private urban retreat, blurring the lines between a residence and a resort.
For our "Between Two Trees" project, we integrated traditional Indian architecture into a modern home. This central courtyard, featuring authentic Chettinad pillars and a stone Nandi, acts as the spiritual and visual anchor for the entire house.
The play of light and shadow is a material we sculpt with. In our "The Mantle" project, these vertical fins cast dramatic, shifting patterns across the staircase, turning a simple transition space into a dynamic art installation.

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Techno ArchitectureProjects across Karnataka; Visit Design Studio in Basavanagudi
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.

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Chandrakant S. KanthigaviBased in Jayamahal, Bengaluru; Takes projects across India
This view captures the heart of a multi-level home I designed, where life unfolds across interconnected spaces. The open staircase, warm wooden flooring, and a unique terracotta disc ceiling are all tied together by an abundance of natural light and indoor greenery, creating a home that feels both expansive and intimate.7
Here is the exterior of the same residence, showcasing how the interior's complexity is expressed on the facade. A mix of stone, wood, and glass is softened by cascading greenery, allowing the building to settle into its natural surroundings rather than impose on them.
I believe gardens shouldn't just surround a house, they should live within it. This staircase has a thriving garden at its core, a green space that brings life and fresh air right into the center of the home, transforming a simple flight of stairs into a living feature.
Buildings do talk, and this one speaks of light and form. I designed this space with undulating floors and walls pierced by slits of light, creating a conversation between the structure and the sun. The built-in seating flows organically from the architecture itself.

Sustainable Architectural Design and Interiors in Bengaluru

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Studio BhoomiTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Design Studio in Narayana Nagar
This is the heart of the Split House, where a central, double-height courtyard and a massive skylight dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out. We designed this space to be a tranquil core for family life, where the changing light marks the passing of the day. The design uses a minimal palette of marble, teak, and glass to keep the focus on the spatial volume and the connection to nature.8
The facade of the House Above The Tree captured at sunset, showcasing how the structure interacts with light. We used clean lines, a rooftop garden, and distinctive vertical louvers to create a modern home that is both private and open to its surroundings. This view highlights the home's strong geometric form against the soft evening sky.
An exterior view of 'An Earthy Affair', a home designed to celebrate natural materials and its connection to the landscape. We used exposed brick and large openings to create a structure that feels rooted and honest. The design plays with solid volumes and open terraces to create a dynamic relationship with the surrounding green space.
An internal courtyard in the Notan Home, designed as a private oasis that brings light, air, and nature into the center of the house. This multi-level view shows the interplay between the water body, the indoor planter with a frangipani tree, and the living spaces above, creating a constant visual connection across the home.

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Collage Architecture StudioVisit Studio in Kasturi Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune & Goa
A space that speaks for itself. This open-plan dining area is defined by its clean lines, marble flooring, and the magnificent sweep of a sculptural staircase, creating a dialogue between modern luxury and spatial fluidity.8
An exquisite interplay of form and reflection, where architectural finesse meets the tranquil embrace of water. This farmhouse, poised with timeless elegance, finds its perfect mirror in the shimmering pool, creating a vision of harmony and refinement at dusk.
A timeless whisper from the past. In this 200-year-old ancestral home, a beam of light illuminates a space defined by raw materials and quiet contemplation, showcasing our approach to heritage restoration that honors history while creating serene living environments.
Where architecture breathes and nature ascends. This residential facade is a living sanctuary, with lush greenery cascading down terraces, integrating biophilic design into the heart of the urban landscape for a sustainable, healthy living experience.

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Studio 69 ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Studio in Jayanagar

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