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byMaya ArchitectsVisit Studio in Mahalakshmi Puram; Projects across KarnatakaStarts from₹125 ₹ per Sq. Ft. of Floor AreaView full gallery

A selection of our work showcasing how we blend light, structure, and natural atmosphere to create spaces that feel deeply human.

Hero Item. A walkthrough of our recently completed project, Hotel Sahana Grand in Tirupati. This video showcases the cohesive design language, from the illuminated modern hotel facade and welcoming lobby with its sculptural lighting to the serene and functional guest room interiors.

An exploration of light and shadow within a concrete passage. We believe architecture is an experience, and here we use natural light filtering through a skylit corridor to create dramatic, shifting patterns along a tranquil water feature.

This indoor swimming pool demonstrates our approach to creating inviting recreational spaces, even within compact volumes. The design combines rustic stone walls, warm wood decking, and focused lighting to craft a private, resort-like atmosphere.

A view from our 'Panorama' project in Ooty, where the architecture is designed to frame the natural landscape. We create spaces that connect guests with their environment, making the view an integral part of the interior experience.

The structural form of Hotel Sahana Grand during its construction phase. This shows the initial stage of a large-scale hospitality project, revealing the foundational 'play of volumes' before the finishing materials are applied.

A semi-enclosed pool designed for a private residence, showcasing our versatility in creating serene wellness spaces. The design uses a translucent roof for natural light, lush greenery, and decorative screens to ensure privacy and tranquility.

A portrait of our collaborative force, Team Maya Architects. Our design process is a unified team effort, blending diverse skills and perspectives to bring our architectural visions to life from the first sketch to the final structure.

About Featured

We see architecture as a sequence of experiences rather than just blueprints. From the way light falls across a concrete passage to the structural rhythm of a hotel facade, our approach is built on balancing raw, natural materials with functional, human-centric layouts. We do not just build spaces; we design them to age well.

Architectural design across Bengaluru and Karnataka — Approved by the tribe
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Maya Architects

Visit Studio in Mahalakshmi Puram; Projects across KarnatakaStarts from ₹125 ₹ per Sq. Ft. of Floor Area

We are Team Maya, a collective in Bengaluru that treats every structure as a living entity. We find beauty in the intersection of traditional vernacular forms and modern living, always seeking that dramatic interplay of light and shadow.

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This is the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bangalore, a project that embodies our approach to creating public landmarks. The building's stainless steel-clad structure, inspired by post-industrial water tanks, engages with the city's history while creating a modern, accessible space for art and community.10
The interior of the 'House of Stories' in Bengaluru, a space designed for an author. We used raw, board-formed concrete not as a backdrop, but as a primary material, sculpting it to catch and hold light in ways that create moments of quiet and deep nuance.

Our Featured Architectural Works

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Mathew and GhoshVisit Studio in Koramangala; Projects across Bengaluru & India
We designed this community space as part of a hospitality project on a coffee estate, creating a natural amphitheater for gatherings. The structure is nestled within the landscape, fostering a deep connection with nature and offering a place for quiet reflection and shared experiences.6
This collection of images speaks to the heart of our work. It features an aerial view of the BIEC's sustainable green roof, a prayer wheel in Nepal scaled for a child's touch, and the organic, termite-mound-inspired form of the Bio Diversity Centre at the Agastya Foundation.
The Earth Alive project is our experiment in playfulness and repurposed architecture. Here, we transformed shipping containers into a multi-level structure with a watchtower, creating a space for learning and exploration that rises from the rewilded landscape.
The Art School at Agastya Foundation, pictured here at dusk, was designed to inspire the rural children who use it. The structure takes its cues from the surrounding rock formations, creating a space that feels both protective and connected to the earth.

Creating spaces where nature and architecture meet

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Mistry ArchitectsTakes social impact projects across India; Visit Design Studio in Indiranagar
This is the heart of my 'House of Greens' project, a space designed to feel open, airy, and connected to the outdoors. The double-height living area is flooded with natural light from a large skylight, illuminating the warm wood floors and the custom butterfly art installation. This project was a finalist at the prestigious World Architecture Festival 2024.7
The exterior of the 'House of Greens' showcases my passion for biophilic architecture. Cascading greenery drapes over the concrete facade, creating a living skin that cools the home and blurs the boundary between the building and the landscape. This approach turns a simple residence into a natural sanctuary within the city.
This is the award-winning Shiva Temple Complex in Hubli, a project that balances traditional temple architecture with modern public space design. I aimed to create a serene and expansive environment for the community, with open colonnades and landscaped tiers that invite contemplation and gathering.

Our Signature Architectural Projects

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4site ArchitectsVisit Design Studio in Jayamahal; Projects across Bengaluru & Hubballi
This is our Aqua Pool & Spa project in Karnataka, designed to be a modern cave nestled in nature. The fluid, parametric roof crafted from ferrocement creates a seamless connection with the surrounding hills, offering a tranquil space for wellness that balances privacy with expansive views.10
The facade of 'The Earth' Experience Centre showcases our focus on sustainable materials. The pleated walls are made from locally sourced Compressed Stabilised Earth Blocks (CSEB), creating a rich texture that plays with light and shadow, while the bamboo-thatched roof adds a layer of natural lightness.
For the Magnolia Residence, a duplex penthouse in Bangalore, we designed an urban oasis. The structure features deep balconies and large windows to merge the indoor living spaces with the outdoors, creating a serene sanctuary that captures city views while maintaining a sense of tranquility.
The interior of the Magari furniture store in Hyderabad was conceived as a multi-level experience. We used raw concrete and suspended fabric panels to define spaces without solid walls, allowing natural light from large windows to illuminate the craftsmanship of the furniture on display.

Featured Architecture Projects

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Treelight DesignTakes projects across India; Visit Architecture Studio at Indiranagar, Bengaluru
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.

Architecture Designed for Light and Connection

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Collage Architecture StudioVisit Studio in Kasturi Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune & Goa
The Club Mahindra Tungi Resort, a lakeside retreat designed to be shaped by its landscape. The structure sits quietly overlooking Pawna Lake, with angled roofs and expansive windows that draw the scenery inward, creating a seamless connection between the built form and the natural terrain.7
A preview of our upcoming Birwa Forest Resort. This machan-style cottage, crafted from Canadian wood, is elevated 16 feet above the ground. The design offers a private escape among the treetops, complete with its own plunge pool, embodying a unique form of sustainable luxury architecture.
The Sona Vistaas Clubhouse in Bangalore, where a bold, terracotta-red spiral staircase serves as the social and architectural heart of the space. The open, multi-level design encourages interaction, with the swimming pool reflecting the structure and creating a dynamic interplay of light and form.
A view through a scalloped archway into the central courtyard of the Rambagh Palace Hotel. In converting this historic palace, my focus was to preserve its regal charm, ensuring that every new element honored the original architecture while providing the amenities of a five-star hotel.

Hospitality and Leisure Architectural Projects

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IMK ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit offices in Mumbai & Bengaluru

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