Featured Architectural Projects

I believe the first step in architecture is to be silent and listen to the space. This process is less about imposing a vision and more like archaeology or even an orthopedic procedure, where we carefully examine, pin, and suture to heal and strengthen a structure, allowing its true story to emerge.

The transformation of the old Ambico Ice Factory was a hands on process of excavation. We spent months carefully scraping away layers of plaster to reveal the original brickwork and retrofitting the structure, a surgical intervention to stabilize what time had worn away.

For the House of Solid Stone in Jaipur, we committed to using only stone for construction, reviving centuries old building techniques. This video shows the immense effort and precision required as our team maneuvers a massive sandstone lintel into place, a testament to the power of handmade architecture.

Our Karjat Residence is a house taking shape within the forest. This early construction view shows the bold geometry of a cantilevered deck reaching out into the canopy, establishing the building's intimate relationship with the surrounding nature from the very beginning.

At the K-Lagoon project, every tree was a non negotiable part of the design. Here you can see how we laid the foundation and reinforcement mesh around an existing tree, making the landscape the foundational element of our architectural vision, not an obstacle to it.

The play of light and shadow is essential. In the House of Solid Stone, we designed these operable, hand cut stone screens that modulate sunlight and privacy. This feature blends traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality, creating a living facade that breathes with the day.

A glimpse of our nearly completed Alibaug residence, where the lines between inside and outside blur. The design uses natural materials like stone and wood to create a tranquil sanctuary that flows seamlessly into the surrounding green landscape and open sky.