Featured Landscape Design Portfolio
A selection of projects that define my philosophy: viewing landscape as the soul of architecture. From urban rooftops to villa grounds, these designs bridge the gap between nature, technology, and art.
A breezy retreat where the garden flows indoors. The design uses patterned flooring and a wooden ceiling to create a dialogue between the custom blue sofa and the lush tropical plants, blurring the lines for true indoor-outdoor living.
A sculptural water feature at the KEUS commercial hub. The design contrasts the industrial feel of rust-hued Corten steel walls with the organic forms of cacti and the movement of water, creating a bold, avant-garde landscape.
A terrace transformed into an urban sanctuary. This rooftop garden uses a dense backdrop of trees and a bold red accent chair to create a private escape with a strong visual identity against the city skyline.
A central courtyard bringing life and light into the heart of a home. A tall tree reaches for the sky, surrounded by lush greenery and accented by brass bird sculptures that add a touch of whimsy and artistry to the biophilic design.
A custom-designed sculptural seating installation. This piece, finished in a bold red oxide, transforms a simple garden corner into a functional work of art, perfect for a quiet moment of reflection or work.
The minimalist landscape of Project Priyam. Here, a strong architectural form is softened by a simple palette of native grasses and a striking travertine-clad wall, demonstrating how restraint in design can achieve maximum impact.
The beginning of a story. Every project starts with a hand-drawn sketch, a collage of thoughts, textures, and intentions that will eventually grow into a living, breathing landscape.
A collaboration with actor Jr NTR for his home. It is a privilege to translate a client's vision into a personal sanctuary, crafting a landscape story that is uniquely theirs.
Restoring history at the Sanctuary Bar. I worked with the existing 200-year-old ruins, weaving a landscape of native plants and warm lighting through the historic stone to create an immersive, timeless experience.
A rooftop garden comes alive at dusk. Thoughtful landscape lighting highlights the textures of the plants and the warmth of the wooden pergola, extending the usability of the space and creating a magical evening ambiance.
About Featured
Every project here begins not with construction, but with a quiet observation of the site’s existing history. Whether I am weaving native planting into 200-year-old ruins or managing the micro-climate of a high-rise terrace, I design for landscapes that grow and evolve over time, rather than delivering an instant, static garden. My process is deeply collaborative, working with architects to ensure the green space functions as an extension of the indoors.
The Philosophy of Slow Design
Nature does not adhere to a construction schedule. My work is built on the reality that landscapes take time to mature. This collection showcases how I integrate this patience into my design process, selecting plants and materials that age gracefully alongside the architecture.
Materiality and Form
I treat materials as a dialogue. You will see recurring elements like rusted corten steel, natural stone, and metal mesh throughout these projects. These are chosen not just for durability, but for how they weather the climate in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and beyond. In projects like the KEUS commercial hub, the contrast between industrial metal and organic cacti highlights my approach: using hard, sculptural forms to anchor soft, living growth.
From Sketch to Site
Design starts with ink on paper. By hand-sketching every layout, I focus on spatial rhythm before moving to 3D modeling or execution. This ensures that features like reflective ponds, pergola shaded corners, or central courtyards are positioned to capture the best light and movement. Whether for a private villa or a high-traffic commercial space, the goal remains the same: creating an environment where humans and plants can exist in harmony.
Kiasma Studio
I approach landscape design as the breathing heart of any property, not a secondary layer added at the end. My studio focuses on creating climate-responsive environments that are grounded in the specific geography and history of your site.
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