Featured Architectural and Landscape Design Projects

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.

The grand, terraced staircase at the Wipro Hyderabad Campus is a testament to our belief in creating functional, community-oriented landscapes. These steps are not just for circulation; they serve as an amphitheater for gatherings and are integrated with greenery to cool incoming breezes, blending social space with sustainable design.

This view down the central spine of the Surat Diamond Bourse reveals how we integrate nature at an immense scale. The staggered atria and landscaped courts act as the building's green lungs, facilitating natural ventilation and creating a comfortable microclimate for the thousands of people who work here daily.

The Twin Horizon residences in Gurugram are a showcase of our S.O.U.L. philosophy in a high-rise format. This video highlights the project's journey from the grand arrival court to its distinct lifestyle precincts, including resort-style pools and landscaped trails, all designed to create a cohesive and enriching community life.

At Vidyashilp Academy, the play of light and shadow through traditional 'jali' screens is more than an aesthetic choice; it's a passive cooling strategy. This image captures the human-centric scale of our work, where every detail is designed to enhance the user's sensory experience and well-being.