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Architectural Design and Development Process

byID+AS ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit office in JP Nagar 7th PhaseStarts from1,200 per sq. ft.View full gallery

Great spaces aren't accidental. Before we lay a single brick, we map out every detail—from hand-drawn sketches and study models to precise 3D renders—to make sure the final home works for your lifestyle.

This promotional video explains our design philosophy for the Twin Courtyard House. It includes my sketches, shots of the pet-friendly design, and an overview of our focus on bringing nature indoors.

A clip where I narrate the design process of the Twin Courtyard House, explaining our decisions and the importance of a collaborative relationship with the client to achieve a successful outcome.

An architectural model for a farmhouse project in Kanakapura. Models like this help us and our clients visualize the spaces, including the A-line roof, central courtyard, and swimming pool.

A collage of the farmhouse model, showing different angles of the structure, the water body, and the relationship between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Another view of the physical model, which is a crucial tool in our design development phase to study form, scale, and the flow of spaces.

A 3D floor plan render for the Sai Residence. This top-down view clearly shows the layout, including the landscaped courtyard, open-plan living and dining area, and the connection between spaces.

This architectural section drawing illustrates how we plan for natural light. The skylights and double-height volumes are strategically placed to ensure sunlight penetrates deep into the home's various levels.

A conceptual section of a residence, showing how we integrate a swimming pool, double-height living area, and garden to create a bright, interconnected home.

The 3D floor plan for the same residence, illustrating the open-plan layout that connects the living room, swimming pool, and garden for a seamless living experience.

About Design & Development

For us, a 3D render isn't just a pretty picture; it’s a feasibility tool. When we model a farmhouse or a twin-courtyard residence, we use that stage to test how sunlight actually moves across your floor plan during different times of the year. If the shadow doesn't fall right, we go back to the drawing board before any concrete is poured.

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