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byMistry ArchitectsTakes social impact projects across India; Visit Design Studio in IndiranagarStarts from₹250 per sq. ft. of built-up areaView full gallery

We build spaces that listen to the land, weaving architecture with the lives of the people who inhabit them. Here is a glimpse into how we blend nature, function, and local craft.

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.

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.

This conceptual sketch for an institute at BHU captures our core idea: to let the buildings fall between the trees like a 'divine intervention'. Our architectural design process always begins with respecting the existing land and its natural elements.

This is our team, the collective 'we' behind every project. We believe in a participatory design process, and our diverse, enthusiastic team is the foundation of the collaborative and community-focused work we do.

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Our design process starts not with a blueprint, but with the trees and the terrain. Whether we are planning an institutional campus or a small community hub, we focus on letting the existing landscape dictate the structure by dropping buildings between trees rather than clearing them. This approach ensures our work feels organic and unforced, prioritizing passive cooling and local materials like exposed brick over imposing, glass-heavy designs.

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Mistry Architects

Takes social impact projects across India; Visit Design Studio in IndiranagarStarts from ₹250 per sq. ft. of built-up area

We are Mistry Architects, a studio where art, nature, and team energy collide. We believe that architecture should feel like a whisper, not a shout, creating places where you can truly feel the earth and the people around you.

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This is the Aqua Pool & Spa project, where we designed an experience that celebrates the surrounding hills. The structure embodies modernity and captures breathtaking views, creating a space that offers both privacy and a deep connection to nature.10
'The Earth' experience center at Nandi Hills showcases our belief in sustainable architecture. We integrate our structures with the natural landscape, using locally sourced materials and biophilic design principles to create a profound sense of place.
In the heart of Bangalore, we designed the Magnolia penthouse to be an urban oasis. This living space, with its natural timber roof and pigmented cement walls, opens up to a lush terrace, blurring the line between indoor comfort and outdoor serenity.
For the Fireflies Resort in Kabini, we designed luxury tents that offer an immersive nature experience. This view from inside a tent frames an ancient banyan tree, embodying our philosophy of slow living and creating spaces that foster a connection with the environment.

Featured Architectural Projects and Interior Designs

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Treelight DesignTakes projects across India; Visit Design Studio at Indiranagar, Bengaluru
This aerial view of KRC Commerzone in Hyderabad encapsulates our approach to large-scale landscape architecture. We design active, democratic spaces that are not just visually appealing but are engineered to foster community, integrating green corridors, recreational zones, and pedestrian pathways into a cohesive, living ecosystem.8
At the Zydus Headquarters in Ahmedabad, we used water as a central design element to create a serene microclimate. The building's reflection on the water's surface illustrates our philosophy of creating a seamless dialogue between the built form and the natural landscape, resulting in spaces that are both monumental and tranquil.
For this private residence in New Delhi, we designed the landscape to be an extension of the home itself, creating a lush, private sanctuary. This project demonstrates our ability to craft intimate, nature-centric environments that blur the lines between indoor and outdoor living, promoting wellness and a constant connection to nature.
The Pearl Academy in Jaipur showcases our reinterpretation of traditional Indian architecture, like the 'baoli' or stepwell. This central courtyard with its water body acts as a natural coolant and a social hub, creating a dynamic and comfortable environment for students that is both visually dramatic and passively cooled.

Featured Architectural and Landscape Design Projects

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MorphogenesisTakes projects across India; Studios in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru & Pune
This is the heart of my work: creating joyful, sustainable spaces where communities can thrive. Here at the Foothill Learning Centre, an amphitheater built from stone and colorful recycled tires becomes a natural stage for play and connection.8
I believe learning spaces should be inspiring. By framing the view through a large circular arch, this classroom at the Foothill Learning Centre feels boundless, connecting the indoor learning environment with the architectural beauty of the wider space.
My designs work with the land, not against it. This aerial view of the Foothill Learning Centre shows how the building's flowing forms are nestled among existing trees, creating a campus that feels like a natural extension of the landscape.
The Rohtak Dome showcases the timeless beauty of earthen architecture. This intricate spiral of bricks is not just a roof; it's a testament to the elegance and strength that can be achieved with handcrafted, natural materials.

Featured Eco-Friendly Architectural Designs

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Sathya ConsultantsProjects across Bengaluru & Hyderabad; Visit Studio in Banashankari
(Hero Item) The Madam Narangi project is more than a street cart; it is a mobile piece of the public realm. Here, the 'lari' becomes a place for community, conversation, and commerce, demonstrating our belief that thoughtful design can support and dignify daily life.8
The Elephant Pavilion in Pollachi is designed to be a quiet observer. The structure sits low, embracing the natural contours of the land and wrapping around an existing tree, ensuring it becomes part of the forest edge rather than an intrusion upon it.
Before we build in the world, we build in our studio. This physical model allows us to study the play of light and shadow within a vaulted space, testing how form shapes experience. It is through this hands-on process that our architectural narratives begin to take shape.
A single cart is a livelihood; a collection of carts becomes a public square. This diagram illustrates the modular potential of the Madam Narangi project, where individual units aggregate to create dynamic, community-scale markets and social spaces.

Selected Architectural Works and Design Narratives

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SIAN ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit studio in Derawal Nagar, Delhi
A render of the student hostels at Warangal University, designed as a vibrant community space. We envisioned the central courtyard as the heart of the hostel, a place for interaction, study, and relaxation, blending landscaping with social seating to create a dynamic environment for 4,300 students.15
A render of the student hostels at Warangal University, designed as a vibrant community space. We envisioned the central courtyard as the heart of the hostel, a place for interaction, study, and relaxation, blending landscaping with social seating to create a dynamic environment for 4,300 students.
A render of the student hostels at Warangal University, designed as a vibrant community space. We envisioned the central courtyard as the heart of the hostel, a place for interaction, study, and relaxation, blending landscaping with social seating to create a dynamic environment for 4,300 students.
A render of the student hostels at Warangal University, designed as a vibrant community space. We envisioned the central courtyard as the heart of the hostel, a place for interaction, study, and relaxation, blending landscaping with social seating to create a dynamic environment for 4,300 students.

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SJK ArchitectsBased in Colaba, Mumbai; Projects across India
We design homes as interconnected stories, not just rooms. This view of a residence shows our use of organic geometry and natural materials like wood and stone to create a space that flows across multiple levels, always feeling open and connected.8
Our architecture embraces the environment around it. The exterior of this home integrates natural stone, wood paneling, and abundant greenery, allowing the structure to blend seamlessly with its surroundings and become a living part of the landscape.
We believe buildings can talk, especially through the interplay of light and form. Here, sunlight streams through carefully placed openings, interacting with the home's organic, flowing structure to create a dynamic and ever-changing atmosphere.
Craftsmanship and material honesty are at the heart of our work. This brick dome is a feature of our 'True Ceiling' series, showcasing a radial pattern of bricks that is not only visually striking but also a functional element of our sustainable design approach.

Our Signature Architectural Projects

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Studio BhoomiTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Design Studio in Narayana Nagar

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