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Our Studio Philosophy and Design Portfolio

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

A look into the heart of Mistry Architects, where architecture meets community, sustainability, and the stories we build together.

This magazine feature captures our ethos, detailing projects like the post-earthquake rebuilding in Nepal and the water-sensitive design for BIEC. The group photograph shows our ever-smiling and enthusiastic team, the heart of Mistry Architects.

We've compiled our recent works into a portfolio of beautifully designed booklets. Each color represents a different category of our practice, including socially relevant projects, homes, institutions, conservation, and interiors.

Our complete portfolio, with booklets organized in custom-designed holders. This collection is a tangible representation of our diverse architectural services, from green architecture to detailed interior design.

Another view of our portfolio collection, showcasing the care we put into presenting our work. It stands as a testament to our team's collaborative efforts and our commitment to creating meaningful architecture across various scales.

About Our Story & Portfolio

When we design, we do not start with blueprints; we start by listening. Whether we are master-planning a sustainable home in Bengaluru or rebuilding schools in Nepal, our process is anchored in participatory design where we sit with you to weave your specific story into the structure. This ensures that every project—be it a private interior or a large-scale institution—feels less like a construction site and more like a natural, living extension of the people who inhabit the space.

Architecture rooted in community and nature. — Approved by the tribe
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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 a close-knit collective of architects, thinkers, and builders who believe that buildings should feel alive. We call ourselves the ‘Thugs of Mistry’s’—a nod to our founder, Sharukh—and our studio is as much about spirited team energy as it is about precise, nature-centric design. We don’t just build spaces; we weave light, nature, and human connection into every corner.

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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.

Architecture and Design That Tells Your Story

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SJK ArchitectsBased in Colaba, Mumbai; Projects across India
This view from the Debris Block House in Bangalore captures our approach to seamless indoor-outdoor living. The ground floor opens completely to the landscape, while skylights and a multi-level staircase draw natural light deep into the home.8
We call these the glowing portals of the Lakehouse in Hyderabad. As dusk settles, the wood-clad volumes frame the landscape, creating a dramatic and serene connection between the home and the distant city lights over the water.
This is a vision for a mid-rise coastal residence in Mumbai. The design is a carved volume with integrated planters and framed openings, creating a dialogue with the sea while modulating privacy, light, and ventilation for urban living.

Sustainable Architecture and Contextual Design Portfolio

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CollectiveProjectStudio in Indiranagar; Projects across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad & India
This modern farmhouse, reflected in the tranquil water, represents our ideal of equilibrium. We design homes that balance clean, contemporary aesthetics with a deep connection to the natural landscape, creating a serene retreat from the city.8
We see large-scale housing not as a grid of repeating units, but as a living community. This aerial view shows our approach to breaking monotony with staggered plots and varied housing types, creating a more human and navigable neighborhood.
A home should be filled with light and life. This double-height living space, opening directly onto a green lawn, illustrates how we choreograph spatial volumes to create bright, airy interiors that connect seamlessly with the outdoors.
We reinterpret traditional concepts like the courtyard for modern living. This central green space in our Kathmandu housing project acts as the community's heart, fostering interaction while providing natural light and ventilation to the surrounding homes.

Architecture Rooted in Context and Human Experience

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Team3Takes projects across India; Visit studio in Lado Sarai, New Delhi
This is what I strive for: architecture that creates a backdrop for life. Here at this residential development, ample green space encourages community interaction and play, demonstrating my belief that good design fosters connection and well being.8
An aerial perspective of the Sona Vistaas residential cluster in Bengaluru, where buildings are organized around a central, verdant courtyard. This layout is a core principle of my township planning, designed to enhance microclimates and create a shared sense of place.
I design homes where the boundary between inside and outside is fluid and inviting. This living space at the Lake Forest Hill development uses large windows to fill the interior with natural light and connect residents to the surrounding landscape.
In the Sona Vistaas Clubhouse, this sculptural staircase in terracotta red is not just for circulation. It is a central design element that introduces movement and visual drama, turning a functional component into a piece of art.

Featured Architectural Projects and Design Principles

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IMK ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit offices in Mumbai & Bengaluru
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The IAAD Chronicle 2025. This collage serves as a snapshot of a year filled with fresh perspectives, new collaborations, and a steady rhythm of creative work.
A blog post on creating calm amid festive chaos. This image from a decorated entryway illustrates how simple touches like flowers, candles, and soft lighting can create a serene and welcoming atmosphere.

Portfolio Highlights & Design Musings

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Studio IAADTakes projects across India; Studio in DLF Phase 3, Gurugram
This vernacular homestay in rural Madhya Pradesh is the result of a deep collaboration with the local community. The space is built with earth, shaped by local hands, and decorated with murals that tell the stories of the families who live here, offering a truly authentic and sustainable travel experience.8
At the Atelier School in Bangalore, learning happens everywhere. This collage shows how we designed spaces that are as much a part of the education as the curriculum, using playful elements like a water channel and partitions made from reusable paper tubes, all inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy.
The ASA Office in Bhopal stands as a testament to ecological design on an institutional scale. This building, raised on stilts to create a natural wetland below, is powered by solar energy and built with locally made composite blocks, showcasing how modern workspaces can be both functional and deeply connected to nature.
The heart of our process is in the hands of the community. Here, a woman from a village in Madhya Pradesh makes adobe bricks from the local soil. This image captures the essence of participatory design, where local skills and materials are not just used, but celebrated.

Featured Ecological Architecture Projects

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Biome Environmental SolutionsStudio in Vidyaranyapura; projects across Bengaluru & India

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