residential sanctuaries: blurring indoors and out

In the Sandeep & Neelam residence, the dining area is designed alongside a sunlit indoor courtyard with synthetic grass. A floating marble pooja room appears to hover over this green space, creating a tranquil spiritual corner.

The indoor swimming pool at the Neeti Residence serves as a tranquil focal point for the guest level. The space is designed with clean lines, a textured stone feature wall, and direct access from the living area.

The family room in the Sandeep & Neelam Agarwal residence is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass, erasing the boundary with the lush garden outside. An indoor swing adds a playful element to this light-filled, open-concept living space.

Another view of the family space, highlighting the wooden ceiling that extends towards the garden, visually connecting the indoor and outdoor areas. The layout ensures that the landscape is a constant backdrop to family life.

A video tour of the Ramprasad residence, showcasing its clean lines, open-plan interiors, and large balconies. The design emphasizes a connection to the outdoors with extensive use of glass and terraced levels.

Revisiting the award-winning pool design at the Tyagi residence, completed in 2006. The interplay of light and shadow from the semi-covered roof creates a dynamic atmosphere in this indoor pool area.

The guest level at Neeti's residence is a bright, expansive space defined by white marble floors and feature walls. A narrow strip of green landscaping cuts through the floor, bringing an organic element into the minimalist interior.

A view from the elevator at the Neeti residence, looking across the indoor garden path towards the swimming pool. This perspective shows how we layer spaces and materials to create depth and visual interest.

A long skylight washes the wall with natural light along the corridor in the Sandeep & Neelam residence. This simple architectural feature transforms a transitional space, connecting it to the sky above.