Sandesh Architects

I design contemporary, minimalist architecture for residential and commercial projects. My work is defined by fluid spaces, clean lines, and a focus on raw materials like concrete and steel.

A design concept for a multi-story hotel on Bangalore International Airport Road. The facade blends extensive glass and horizontal wood paneling to create a warm, contemporary look, with integrated rooftop greenery for a biophilic touch. This project showcases my approach to modern hospitality design.

The facade of a multi-family residence in Gulbarga, designed as two stacked duplex units for a joint family. The structure features interlocking geometric forms, recessed balconies with plants, and wooden screens that provide both privacy and effective sun shading in a modern architectural style.

An interior view of the Vogue Marmi marble experience center in Bangalore. I designed this space with sculptural, multi-level marble structures and a floating staircase to create an immersive gallery, showcasing the stone not just as a material but as an architectural form.

The entrance of a proposed school in Kottur, Karnataka, demonstrating my approach to institutional architecture. The design uses bold concrete forms and slatted screens to create dynamic patterns of light and shadow, defining a modern and engaging learning environment.

The reception and waiting area of the RS head office in Chennai. I used warm wood paneling, a minimalist reception desk, and soft, integrated ceiling lights to establish a professional and welcoming atmosphere for a leading corporate headquarters.

A conceptual design for a "Box House" apartment building. This project explores the use of corten steel panels and exposed concrete to create a bold, cubist facade, reflecting my interest in minimalist forms and contemporary facade materials.

The central open-air courtyard at the Vogue Marmi experience center. This biophilic design incorporates a central tree, curved terracotta-colored walls, and natural stone, creating a tranquil space that contrasts with the polished interiors and connects the building to nature.

The executive meeting room at the RS head office in Chennai. The space is defined by a statement meeting table made from a single piece of heavily veined marble, complemented by floor-to-ceiling marble walls and soft, natural light to create an atmosphere of quiet authority.

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Commercial Architecture & Design

Takes projects in Bengaluru and across India

I design commercial spaces that show your brand through minimal layouts, natural light, and honest materials, covering offices, experience centers, hotels, and more.

80-180

per sq ft

I designed this home on a 30x40 plot in Bangalore to be a piece of livable sculpture. The facade uses curved concrete forms and corten steel panels to create a dynamic exterior, while integrated planters bring life to every level.

This is how I use light to shape a space. A slatted skylight casts moving patterns of shadow and sun throughout the day, creating a constantly changing atmosphere in this multi-level interior. The glass bridge connects spaces while keeping the home feeling open and airy.

I believe nature shouldn't just be a view, it should be part of the home. Here, a lap pool is integrated into the core of the house, surrounded by indoor planters and lit by a large skylight, creating a private, tropical oasis.

This completed residence in Tharalu, Bangalore, shows my approach to creating visual interest with materials and form. The design uses a mix of exposed brick jaali screens for ventilation and privacy, alongside stacked geometric volumes in plaster and concrete.

This open-plan living and dining space is from a 60x40 residence. My goal was to create a warm, expansive area for family life, using a rich wood-paneled ceiling and floor-to-ceiling glass to connect the interior with the surrounding greenery.

For this home, the design is literally built around nature. The structure makes way for two large palm trees, integrating them into the balconies and overall form, which I call the "Tree Hugger" concept.

A staircase is more than just for moving between floors; it's a design feature. In this home, I used clean lines, a glass railing, and warm wood treads, placing planters at the landing to make the journey through the house a pleasant experience.

I prefer to let materials speak for themselves. This interior wall of exposed, board-formed concrete adds raw texture and character to the living space, contrasting with the smooth, polished flooring.

The Tharalu residence at night. I design lighting to accentuate the architectural forms, creating a dramatic and welcoming presence after dark. The illuminated brickwork and cantilevered blocks give the home a completely different character.

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Residential Architecture & Design

Takes projects in Bengaluru and across India

We design modern homes with open layouts, natural light, and greenery, using raw materials and practical solutions for Indian sites and climate.

100-180

per sq.ft

Meet your expert

Sandesh Architects

My Story

Hey, Sandesh here. Architect in Bangalore, not much for mixing up work with personal life. I let my buildings do the talking. I’m big on minimalist home design, always chasing that clean look and open feel. Concrete, wood, glass - these are my tools. Doesn’t matter if it’s a tight 30x40 plot or a big commercial spot, I’m after spaces that work and look sharp.

My Work

Design Services - I do architectural design, interiors, facade, and landscape for homes and commercial projects.

Style & Approach - Contemporary, minimalist vibe. Clean lines, open layouts, daylight-focused architecture, greenery wherever possible.

Materials - Expect exposed concrete interiors, corten steel, glass, and wood for that raw, modern touch.

Process - Every project gets deep design iterations till the outcome fits the site and client perfectly.

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