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bySejpal and Parekh AssociatesStudio in Mumbai; takes projects across IndiaStarts from₹85 ₹ per sq. ft.View full gallery

Explore a curation of our work, where every landscape is treated as a living ecosystem, deeply rooted in local traditions and environmental resilience.

The true measure of a successful public space is the joy it inspires. Here, at the refurbished Gora Dabkal ground in Mumbai's Worli Fishing Village, children find delight in a simple moment, embodying our goal to create landscapes that foster community and vibrant life.

We were honored to be selected for the International Garden Festival at Domain de Chaumont-sur-Loire, France. Our entry, "Devrai, A Sacred Forest," translated the indigenous Indian concept of resilient, protected ecosystems for a global audience, a testament to our philosophy of culturally rooted design.

A glimpse of a recently completed lakeside villa landscape taking shape. Our design works in harmony with the waterfront, creating a seamless transition from the built environment to the natural one, offering serene views and a lush, private garden sanctuary.

We approached the landscape of this venerable, century-old edifice with deep respect for its history. The design frames the building's architectural excellence, creating formal lawns and seating areas that invite quiet contemplation and appreciation of its timeless character.

This rendering envisions an intimate dining deck nestled within a 'Mango Vadi' or mango grove. Our design for private estates often creates such unique outdoor living areas, integrating lifestyle features directly into the natural beauty of the site.

This administrative office for the Tibetan Community in Karnataka is a showcase of our commitment to sustainable, zero-footprint design. The landscape integrates with an edifice built from mud bricks and other local materials, centered around a courtyard that serves as a vital communal space.

As dusk settles over the Worli Fishing Village, the Gora Dabkal ground transforms. The landscape lighting design provides safety and ambiance, ensuring the park remains a cherished community hub for relaxation and connection well into the evening, with the sea-link as a backdrop.

In this video, we explain the philosophy behind our "Sacred Forest" garden in France. We discuss how the Indian cultural practice of the Devrai, or sacred grove, is a model of resilience, biodiversity, and a respectful human relationship with nature, which are the core principles of our work.

About Featured

Every landscape we craft—from public grounds in the Worli fishing village to private estates—is guided by the principles of a Devrai, or sacred forest. We prioritize existing topography and native biodiversity, ensuring that even in urban settings, our designs function as resilient, water-positive ecosystems that invite life rather than replace it.

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Sejpal and Parekh Associates

Studio in Mumbai; takes projects across IndiaStarts from ₹85 ₹ per sq. ft.

We are SAPA. We look at architecture as an act of environmental stewardship, using local materials and tradition to create spaces that breathe. Our process is simple: we listen to the land and build only what is needed.

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This aerial view of KRC Commerzone in Hyderabad encapsulates our approach to large-scale landscape architecture. We design active, democratic spaces that are not just visually appealing but are engineered to foster community, integrating green corridors, recreational zones, and pedestrian pathways into a cohesive, living ecosystem.8
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.

Featured Architectural and Landscape Design Projects

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MorphogenesisTakes projects across India; Studios in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru & Pune
The facade of the School of Arts and Sciences at Ahmedabad University demonstrates our approach to climate-responsive design. The integration of terracotta louvers, extensive glazing, and verdant rooftop gardens creates a building that breathes, connecting the interior learning environments with the natural landscape.7
We design libraries as sanctuaries for knowledge and quiet contemplation. At the Lilavati Lalbhai Library at CEPT University, floor-to-ceiling wooden bookshelves create a warm, immersive environment, with carefully planned sightlines that draw the eye through the multi-level, subterranean space.
Our designs foster moments of spontaneous interaction and repose. Here, the sunken courtyard of the Kasturbhai Lalbhai Museum in Ahmedabad becomes an informal amphitheater, where the interplay of light, shadow, and landscape creates a dynamic social space.
The experience of art is shaped by its environment. In the Vismaya private museum, we manipulated form and light to create dramatic, atmospheric galleries, using focused illumination and dark, monolithic partitions to highlight individual artifacts and guide the visitor's journey.

Featured Architectural Projects and Design Philosophy

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RMA ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit office in Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
We transformed this narrow passage in Juhu into a vibrant green pocket for Naturals NOW. A unique steel mesh floor allows plants to grow underneath, creating a multi-layered garden experience and proving that even the tightest urban settings can become lush oases.5
Our award-winning design for the BKC Plaza in Mumbai. We focused on creating a true public space with ample seating, large canopy trees for shade, and integrated sculptures, making it a welcoming destination for the entire community.
A glimpse of our project in Jodhpur, where we embraced the local landscape. This boundary wall is crafted from vertical slabs of Jodhpur stone, and the ground features a mix of stone paving and native grasses, creating a design that feels born from the earth.
A detail from our Dumas House project, showing how we blend hardscape and softscape. The custom-patterned walkway flows organically into a seating area, surrounded by lush tropical foliage to create a tranquil and artistic garden path.

Featured Landscape Architecture Projects

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Hemali Landscape StudioTakes projects across India; Visit studio in Borivali East, Mumbai
This aerial view of the Casagrand Sun City masterplan demonstrates our expertise in creating large-scale, geometrically precise community layouts that integrate grand architecture with expansive green spaces.10
We design vibrant, multi-functional sports zones that are seamlessly integrated into the landscape. This completed project at Serene Exotica features a cricket pitch, basketball court, and tennis court, promoting an active community lifestyle.
Our designs extend to creating luxurious, atmospheric environments. This night view of the poolside at Casagrand Sun City highlights how we use lighting and classical architecture to craft spaces of serene sophistication and timeless elegance.
We believe in creating lush, immersive gardens that serve as a sanctuary for residents. This design for the Kriya Villa development embodies our focus on functional ecology, where nature and wellness converge.

Our Featured Landscape Architecture and Master Planning Projects

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Urban & Landscape Design StudioStudio in Whitefield; Landscape projects across India & UAE
This aerial view of our PIXELSCAPES project at night reveals the master plan in its entirety. We use landscape lighting not just for visibility, but to sculpt the environment, creating a vibrant, secure, and welcoming community hub that feels alive long after sunset.8
Our "Tranquil Mango Haven" project embodies our approach to private estates. The architecture and landscape are designed as one, with the home opening directly onto manicured lawns and natural greenery, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.
At the "Tropical Manor," nightfall transforms the space. Strategic lighting highlights the dramatic arched wall, turning a simple walkway into a captivating experience. This demonstrates our belief that a well-designed space should be enchanting at any hour.
We believe community spaces should inspire joy. This aerial shot showcases the vibrant, custom-designed playground at PIXELSCAPES, where colorful, safe flooring and imaginative equipment create a hub of activity and fun for the community's youngest residents.

Our Signature Landscapes & Architectural Narratives

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Biophilia Design StudioBased in Ahmedabad, takes projects across India
(Hero Item) The Madam Narangi project is more than a street cart; it is a mobile piece of the public realm. Here, the 'lari' becomes a place for community, conversation, and commerce, demonstrating our belief that thoughtful design can support and dignify daily life.8
The Elephant Pavilion in Pollachi is designed to be a quiet observer. The structure sits low, embracing the natural contours of the land and wrapping around an existing tree, ensuring it becomes part of the forest edge rather than an intrusion upon it.
Before we build in the world, we build in our studio. This physical model allows us to study the play of light and shadow within a vaulted space, testing how form shapes experience. It is through this hands-on process that our architectural narratives begin to take shape.
A single cart is a livelihood; a collection of carts becomes a public square. This diagram illustrates the modular potential of the Madam Narangi project, where individual units aggregate to create dynamic, community-scale markets and social spaces.

Selected Architectural Works and Design Narratives

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SIAN ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit studio in Derawal Nagar, Delhi

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