Saka Studio

About

We look at old buildings as living beings, not just bricks and mortar. For us, every structure has a voice, memories, and a vibe that can’t be forced or faked.

How We Approach Heritage

• We listen to the building's story, then decide: do we restore its original character, or help it evolve for a new purpose?
• If conservation is the path, we’re all about the details—saving old carvings, respecting the stories, and keeping the cultural feel intact.
• For adaptive reuse, we rethink the space to fit modern life, but never lose what made it special in the first place.

From Quiet Homes to Community Landmarks

• In Dharmaj, Gujarat, working on one home sparked change for the whole town, turning a heritage house into a hub for old-school building wisdom and reconnecting people with their roots.
• In Delhi, we opened up a dark, closed-off house—knocking down walls, bringing in light, and letting the garden in—so it felt like a new place, but still familiar.

Our Materials, Our Language

• We mix old and new, using sustainable restoration materials like local stone, lime, reclaimed wood, and terracotta for that honest, lived-in look.
• Modern touches come in with metal screens, glass walls, and even concrete ceilings pressed with palm leaves—always with a nod to tradition.

We’re based in Gurugram, but we travel for projects across India, from Gujarat to Karnataka to Delhi NCR. If you want a place that’s got both soul and function, that’s where we come in.