Resort & Hospitality Design
Available across Manali
Matra Architects
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About Resort & Hospitality Design
Resort & Hospitality Design
We specialize in creating distinctive hospitality spaces that blend modern architectural innovation with local cultural elements. Our expertise is demonstrated in projects like the Hamsa Resort in Manali, where we integrated traditional Kathkuni architecture with contemporary design principles.
Our Unique Approach
- Seamless integration of traditional and modern architectural styles
- Focus on context-sensitive design that harmonizes with surroundings
- Emphasis on light, shadow, and spatial dynamics
- Expert use of materials like exposed concrete and local elements
Ideal For
Resort developers and hospitality groups seeking unique architectural solutions that respect local heritage while delivering modern comfort and aesthetic appeal.
Notable Features
- Expertise in mountainous and challenging terrains
- Integration of sustainable design practices
- Creation of immersive guest experiences through architectural storytelling
Meet your Expert
Matra Architects
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My Story
We’re always searching, never settling. Sometimes we pack our bags and head off to places like Granada or Fatehpur Sikri, not for the monuments but for the vibe, the way old builders made values real. Awards are nice—Peter Zumthor handing one over was wild—but the real thrill is seeing raw concrete catch sunlight, or a wall in Kashmir using Dhajji Dewari (timber-laced stonework) in a new way. Every project’s a chat with the land and its story.
My Work
Architecture & Interiors for Homes, Villas, Resorts, and Stores - We design everything from exposed concrete interiors to sculptural resort architecture, plus urban planning.
Context-Sensitive Approach - Our thing is blending brutalist villa design with local heritage, always chasing timeless forms.
Raw Materials & Bold Forms - Big on concrete, steel, timber. Love the play of light and shadow, solid and void.
Hands-On Process - We’re on site, working with both modern precast construction and old-school techniques like Dhajji Dewari reinterpretation.
Inspired by Art and Travel - We draw from sculpture, travels, and architectural masters to shape spaces that feel alive.
