Our Signature Architectural and Interior Projects

For the Infosys Campus in Nagpur, I designed collaborative zones that are both inspiring and functional. This tree-like structure is a central feature, providing an informal meeting spot while enhancing the biophilic quality of the workspace, connecting employees with natural forms and materials.

At Vidyashilp Academy, I used large, jali-inspired facade panels to filter sunlight and create a dynamic play of light and shadow. This passive design strategy not only ensures constant airflow and reduces heat but also turns a simple corridor into an ever-changing canvas of patterns.

The reception at The Yellow House in Goa is a narrative of its cultural context. I used handcrafted furniture, bespoke terrazzo tiles, and a rich palette of materials to reflect local artistry, creating a welcoming space that tells a distinctly Goan story.

The design for the Surat Diamond Bourse, the world's largest office building, features a series of staggered atria that act as green lungs for the structure. These vertical voids are filled with planting and allow hot air to escape, fostering a comfortable microclimate without mechanical cooling.

This hand-carved wooden panel with brass flute inlays represents the fusion of tradition and innovation. I believe craftsmanship is a narrative device, and every detail here connects people to the space through a story of history, material, and artisanal skill.

The Twin Horizon residences in Gurugram were designed to balance architectural precision with natural inspiration. This overview showcases the project's scale, from the resort-style pools and landscaped courtyards to the refined interiors, all crafted to create an enriching and cohesive lifestyle.