Studio Chintala

About

I see landscape and urban design as a single, flowing story. For me, the space outside the building matters just as much as the building itself. I’m drawn to designs that feel calm and timeless, not flashy or trendy.

Our Approach

• Nature leads the way. I often keep architecture minimal so the landscape can shine - think immersive landscape architecture that feels like a forest, not just a garden.
• Every space has a clear purpose. Benches, screens, plazas - they’re meant for real people, real use, and real connection.
• Local roots matter. I explore local crafts and culture, then blend those elements into the design so spaces feel genuine and connected to their place.

Where We Work

• Corporate/Tech Campuses: I design for well-being and innovation - you’ll find water bodies, green walkways, public art, and spots to collaborate or just chill.
• Homes & Communities: My goal is to bring nature into daily life, whether that's a villa tucked into greenery or a high-rise with actual backyards above ground. Aranya, Villas in the Sky - these are my ways of making everyday spaces feel special.
• Public Spaces: I think about privacy, airflow, comfort, and how people meet. Telangana High Court’s landscape is one example.

Urban Spaces That Connect

Places I design aren’t just pretty - they’re where people meet, eat, relax, and work. Public art, streams, food vendors, undulating seating - it’s all about making vibrant, democratic public spaces that really pull people in.

Details Matter

Even the smaller things, like façade screens or integrated art, are part of the bigger story. Sometimes the artwork becomes the landmark - like a 35-foot sculpture or a graphic that defines a whole space.