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# Sustainable Architecture in Mumbai

By [Sejpal and Parekh Associates](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects) · We design buildings that follow the land’s shape, keep existing trees, use local materials, and include features like rainwater harvesting and courtyards for natural light and ventilation.

## Locations

Studio in Mumbai; takes projects across India

### Travels to

- Takes projects across India (India, India)

### Visit at

- Studio in Mumbai Metropolitan Area (Mumbai Metropolitan Area, Mumbai Metropolitan Area, Maharashtra)

## Pricing guide (estimates)

These are indicative prices based on provider's past work. Enquire now to find out final quote.

### Commercial & Institutional Green Design

Scalable design for 10,000+ sq. ft. campuses focusing on PEB structures, daylight optimization, and water-positive systems.

Typically ₹250-550 ₹ per Sq. Ft. of Built-up Area (estimate)

#### Master Planning
* Campus zoning to optimize movement across warehouses, offices, and canteens.
* Micro-climate creation using strategic water bodies and native planting belts.

#### Structural Design
* Large span Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) or hybrid steel-mud structures for column-free spaces.
* Optimization of north-lights and skylights to minimize daytime electricity consumption.
* Specifications for low-maintenance finishes like polished concrete and exposed brick.

#### Sustainability Integration
* Water positive system design utilizing ponds, swales, and contour trenches.
* Roof thermal insulation planning using PUF panels to prevent heat gain.
* Layout design for community breakout zones and interactive courtyards.

### Eco-Resilient Residential Architecture

End-to-end design for 3,000+ sq. ft. homes using mud bricks, filler slabs, and climate-responsive cooling strategies.

Typically ₹450-750 ₹ per Sq. Ft. of Built-up Area (estimate)

#### Concept & Feasibility
* Topography study to minimize excavation and preserve existing flora.
* Sun-path and wind analysis for natural breezeways and courtyard positioning.
* Local soil testing to determine feasibility of mud-brick construction.

#### Detailed Engineering
* Structural drawings for filler slab roofing to reduce concrete volume.
* Design specifications for load-bearing stone and stabilized adobe walls.
* MEP layouts focused on rainwater harvesting and root-zone treatment systems.
* Fabrication details for insulated butterfly or cascading metal roofs.

#### Execution Support
* Comprehensive Good for Construction (GFC) drawings for civil, flooring, and joinery.
* Periodic site visits to supervise craftsmen on specialized mud-work and masonry.
* Coordination with vendors for eco-technologies like solar integration.

## About Sustainable Architecture

We don’t just put up buildings. We look for soul in every project, drawing from our roots in India, where places like devrai (sacred forests) teach us that nature gives, but she also asks you to respect her limits. Our designs try to bring that same respect into modern spaces.

### Resilience at the Heart

What we build needs to last - not just stand, but thrive alongside its surroundings. Our spaces are shaped to “bounce back” with nature. We don’t force a structure onto land. Instead, we work with what’s already there.

- Buildings hug the land’s contours, meaning less digging and less disruption.
- Big old Mango, Neem, and Tamarind trees? We design around them, not cut them down.
- Rainwater harvesting in architecture isn’t an afterthought. We use kunds (ponds) and rain gardens, so the land stays water-positive.

### Spaces That Breathe

We love the pranganam (courtyard) concept. It’s not just tradition - it works. Courtyards pull in daylight, keep air moving, and bring people together. Features like breezeways and verandas help create climate-responsive building design and cut out the need for too many ACs.

### Materials Matter

Mud bricks from the site itself keep things local and cut energy use. Low carbon construction methods like the filler slab system mean less concrete and steel. We salvage old Burma teak and other woods - reuse beats new every time.

### Real-Life Impact

Ask us about the zero-footprint admin office in Karnataka or the Gramam Pranganam project. We let local tradition and nature shape every step.

## Highlights

Browse through Sejpal and Parekh Associates's best work.

### [Featured](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/featured)

- ![This is our zero-footprint administrative office in Karnataka, built for the Tibetan community. The edifice is constructed from mud bricks made on-site and features a central courtyard, demonstrating our principles of using local materials and creating climate-responsive, communal spaces.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/44ac19ab-6aad-471d-88cb-aba9091bb0fa)
- ![We restored this century-old structure in Lonavala, bringing its grand wooden roof and intricate mosaic floors back to their original glory. This project was a labor of love, preserving architectural heritage while adapting the space for contemporary life.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/417b2963-d20d-4301-88ea-9bafeead5481)
- ![An interior view from a boutique homestay we designed in the Kumaon Hills of Uttarakhand. The expansive windows and warm wood paneling are designed to frame the majestic landscape, creating a seamless connection between the indoor space and the natural world outside.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/137e62d3-58cd-4624-9d2a-63f611870bc1)
- [Video: This video explains our 'Sacred Forest' garden concept, which won at the International Garden Festival in France. It details how we draw inspiration from India's 'Devrai' tradition to create resilient, biodiverse landscapes that work in harmony with nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f2f0b1be-9345-4e41-a81f-1f97b837d77e)
- ![A detail of the filler slab ceiling in the Bylakuppe administrative building. This low-carbon construction technique reduces the amount of concrete and steel needed, showcasing our commitment to innovative and sustainable building methods that minimize environmental impact.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0805f6d9-bd63-4bf0-a30d-8ddb9afc37bb)
- ![The meditation pavilion at the Uttarakhand homestay in use. We designed this space with a delicate butterfly roof to be a place of stillness and reflection, where the architecture itself encourages a connection to the serene mountain surroundings.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6c2d927c-9f54-440a-b42d-d5fa63d86e7a)
- ![The completed exterior of a 10,000 sq ft industrial facility for Volvo in Nagpur. This project shows how our design principles can be applied to large-scale commercial architecture, creating functional, well-lit, and efficient workspaces that are integrated with their environment.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/39b494c9-f434-41dc-ae2d-b04bf5ed6611)
- ![This diagram illustrates the key planning ideas for a rural community center. It shows our process of mapping existing features like venerable trees, creating climatic responses through breezeways, and integrating vernacular features for a design rooted in local identity.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/24c08284-6dd5-44b0-b67f-20c9d7ce9ffd)

### [Zero-Footprint Architecture: The Bylakuppe Project](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/zero-footprint-architecture-the-bylakuppe-project)

- ![An exterior view showcasing the building's form, which integrates a central courtyard and uses perforated brickwork for natural cooling. The red steel structure provides a modern contrast to the traditional earth construction.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0627c052-4ebc-4727-bf12-35c3628826e3)
- ![A detailed look at the facade's brickwork. The patterns are not just decorative but are a functional element of the building's passive cooling strategy, allowing air to circulate freely while providing shade.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a9d60813-2a37-41e0-945c-7ad24403d90f)
- ![The covered veranda features a filler slab roof, an innovative construction method that reduces concrete usage. This space acts as a breezeway, connecting different parts of the building while offering protection from the elements.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0805f6d9-bd63-4bf0-a30d-8ddb9afc37bb)
- ![The central courtyard during construction, the heart of the 'pranganam' concept. This open space is designed to bring in daylight, promote air circulation, and serve as a gathering point for the community.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8bb045b0-0c34-4a36-8ed2-9c8541786bfd)
- ![An aerial view during the construction phase, showing the two building blocks arranged around the central courtyard. The structure is set against a backdrop of coconut groves, highlighting its integration into the local landscape.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/67c3251c-cc40-45bb-a899-f7af9db05c16)
- ![An early morning view of the site shrouded in fog. This image captures the building taking shape and settling into its environment, even before completion.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b507a1ee-8721-443e-b312-db09a34dbd10)
- ![The entrance structure under construction. This frame provides a glimpse into the building's core, where the community courtyard will eventually be, establishing a welcoming entry point.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b3e305c1-5178-4660-96dc-ff81bf8e03f2)
- ![A worker applies finishing touches to the mud brick walls. The stepped entrance, a common feature in traditional Indian architecture, is also visible, providing informal seating.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3cc16852-3419-4e38-b071-e1ec4739e7f7)
- ![A close-up of the building's corner during construction, showing the interplay between the mud brick walls, the concrete slab, and the steel frame for the roof.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/897dfa9b-962b-4710-9b8b-976a0f259bad)
- ![The textured brick facade seen from below, with a neem tree branch in the foreground. This perspective emphasizes the building's verticality and the natural materials used.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b1e497e7-3e38-485f-87ed-a0eb88e22791)
- ![A view of the corridor under construction, showing the exposed brick pillars and the coffered detail of the filler slab ceiling. This highlights the structural honesty of the design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ecaf07d8-a113-4262-b59a-d43bd05ff985)

### [Mountain Retreats: A Homestay in Uttarakhand](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/mountain-retreats-a-homestay-in-uttarakhand)

- ![The completed meditation space in use, fulfilling its purpose as a center for stillness and reflection. The design, with its natural light and views, creates a tranquil atmosphere for guests.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6c2d927c-9f54-440a-b42d-d5fa63d86e7a)
- ![The finished interior corridor, where polished wood ceilings and a wall of windows create a warm, light-filled space. The design prioritizes the stunning views of the Kumaon hills at every turn.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/137e62d3-58cd-4624-9d2a-63f611870bc1)
- ![Sunlight streams into the meditation hall, casting shadows across the natural stone wall. This image captures the interplay of light, texture, and human presence that brings the space to life.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a6f6591e-cbc4-4310-9b2b-fe5b9c8daff7)
- ![The homestay nearing completion, showing the relationship between the covered wooden veranda and the open stone-paved terrace. The structure is built to follow the contours of the hillside.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3079b2d8-7286-488e-9c03-040259161bef)
- ![A view from inside the pavilion during construction. The butterfly roof and extensive glazing were crafted to create a space that feels both sheltered and completely open to the surrounding nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/38e816ad-6616-47ec-a6df-652407515fcb)
- ![A worker inside the unfinished pavilion, with the vast mountain landscape visible through the window frames. This shot highlights the scale of the view that the architecture is designed to capture.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/bcde8efb-bb92-4e9a-9a4c-61af21e1cc08)
- ![The construction team at work installing the large window panes. This behind-the-scenes view shows the craftsmanship required to achieve the seamless glass facade.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/434f56dd-583f-406a-ace2-f7becd2fc659)
- ![The interior of the pavilion during the construction phase, with tools and materials on the floor. The raw structure of the stone wall and wooden ceiling is visible before final finishing.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8509a7af-cddf-40b8-8111-85325abbb478)
- ![Another perspective of the interior under construction, showing the full length of the space. The design ensures that even from deep within the room, the connection to the outside is never lost.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/94ad9432-359d-43de-b38a-e62b890d401d)

### [Heritage Restored: Breathing Life into Old Structures](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/heritage-restored-breathing-life-into-old-structures)

- ![A wide view of the fully restored century-old building in Lonavala, set within its manicured landscape. The project balanced preservation of the original Indo-Saracenic character with necessary structural and functional upgrades.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/417b2963-d20d-4301-88ea-9bafeead5481)
- ![The restored veranda of the heritage structure, framed by lush greenery. We brought the original stone masonry and wooden roof back to their former condition, creating a beautiful and functional outdoor living space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3368455b-6ca1-40e0-8fe1-304a315e150d)
- ![Sunlight falls across the restored veranda, highlighting the intricate original mosaic tile floor and the white-painted wooden roof structure. This space exemplifies the harmonious blend of colonial and vernacular design influences.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/77752572-5fae-412c-b5a0-52c67ff73edd)
- ![The process of restoring the original Burma teak wood from the roof. Each piece was carefully inspected, cleaned, and treated to preserve the material's natural resistance to decay and reveal its inherent beauty.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4c22f339-4f63-4d81-ac6d-8f96dd3abf26)

### [Functional Spaces: Industrial & Commercial Projects](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/functional-spaces-industrial-commercial-projects)

- ![The finished exterior of the Volvo industrial facility, showing the two-story office block adjacent to the workshop space. The design provides a clean, modern corporate identity while being surrounded by greenery.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/39b494c9-f434-41dc-ae2d-b04bf5ed6611)
- ![A view of the facility from the street, showing its context within the surrounding landscape. The use of a stone-clad boundary wall helps ground the modern structure in its environment.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6e061273-538e-4892-8d61-3674c06dfcc0)
- ![The covered breezeway designed for the movement of heavy machinery between the workshop and outdoor areas. The tall steel structure and translucent roofing create a functional and well-lit transitional space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/807d9f7b-a907-41b7-92c6-0d739ff4efc1)
- ![The main interior corridor of the office space. The use of glass partitions and a lofty roof with skylights allows natural light to flood the area, creating a spacious and visually connected working environment.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/dc31b491-ff62-4fff-a328-ca583f622d53)
- ![The central staircase connects the ground floor reception with the first-floor offices. The design is open and industrial, using steel and a simple, functional aesthetic to optimize space and light.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c4b6278c-96b5-48c3-b89c-3f3e1263406d)
- ![A 'before' shot of the interior during construction, showing the raw warehouse space before the office partitions and finishes were installed.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/53c5388b-4779-4c2d-87cb-c6a22ecb5a59)
- ![Workers installing lighting fixtures from the high ceiling of the warehouse. This image provides a sense of the scale of the industrial space and the work involved in its completion.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8e900b1d-040d-4bc9-9bf8-ba2783aea747)

### [Architecture in Nature's Embrace](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/architecture-in-nature-s-embrace)

- [Video: Our 'Sacred Forest' concept, inspired by India's 'Devrai' tradition, is explained here. The garden design incorporates rainwater harvesting, native planting, and spaces for reflection to create a resilient, biodiverse ecosystem.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f2f0b1be-9345-4e41-a81f-1f97b837d77e)
- ![A residential landscape we designed, carefully weaving paths and structures around existing old-growth mango and tamarind trees. Our goal was to enhance the space while preserving the majestic trees that define it.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/17d22eea-1a37-41aa-8e4a-d6324b13cbb2)
- ![Another view of the residential landscape, where the architecture is nestled within the lush, established garden. The building occupies the space below the canopy, respecting the presence of the mature trees.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/689ae5eb-babf-4412-ac15-ee82d95cdddd)
- ![A conceptual diagram showing the four pillars of our 'Sacred Forest' design: Blue (water management), Green (native planting), People (interaction), and Biodiversity (attracting local species).](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fc9c4ffc-2aa2-4923-89af-75e2a02df890)
- ![This diagram details the 'Green' aspect of the Sacred Forest. The design uses dense, native planting to create a resilient green envelope, where people can connect with nature.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/869fe5b1-39bc-4c2f-8f58-e57268e3de78)
- ![The 'Blue' diagram illustrates our water-positive strategy. Surface runoff is channeled into ponds and rain gardens, which recharge the groundwater table and provide water for irrigation.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c193d557-9bc0-4e3a-bb67-1ee59d0d95b3)
- ![This diagram focuses on 'Biodiversity'. The dense forest environment is planted with native species that thrive in all seasons, attracting and supporting local wildlife.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9ee18d64-23ba-46df-976a-2a6322d8ad34)
- ![A render for the Maritime Training Institute in Khopoli, where buildings sit gently on the land's contours. The landscape design uses rolling mounds and native plants to stabilize the soil and integrate the architecture into the terrain.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7e86da78-c895-405d-b339-6703bf62907a)
- ![A black and white photograph from a project site, demonstrating our principle of 'framing views'. The architectural opening is intentionally designed to frame the natural landscape beyond, turning it into a living work of art.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/26b65f41-8dda-44dd-9439-a181f77e933a)
- ![Another example of framing a view, this time capturing a gnarled tree through a rough opening in a brick wall. This shows our focus on the relationship between structure and nature from the earliest stages of construction.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/edff521c-b3f2-4002-96f8-18c8be1081f0)
- ![A young mango tree is carefully protected within a brick planter on a construction site. This act demonstrates our commitment to preserving existing life and integrating it into the final architectural design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fcd86bc1-802a-4915-a325-aac53ac63c10)

### [Designing for Community: The Gramam Pranganam Vision](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/sustainable-architecture/designing-for-community-the-gramam-pranganam-vision)

- ![This board introduces the core concept of 'Gramam Pranganam' (The Village Courtyard). It explains how the traditional courtyard is a central, multi-functional space for congregation, celebration, and finding cool respite from the sun.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8b3e2cdd-e818-485b-b889-fbab67387621)
- ![An amalgamation of key planning ideas, showing how we integrate climatic responses, vernacular features, and existing site elements like a venerable Neem tree into the design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/24c08284-6dd5-44b0-b67f-20c9d7ce9ffd)
- ![A rendering of the community center as seen from the shade of the old neem tree. This view shows the building as a backdrop for a village meeting, demonstrating its role as a shared public space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ca3ab36e-dd66-4bb8-a9ef-e37089ae97c3)
- ![This rendering depicts the rear maidaan, or open ground, as a vibrant playground for children. The space is designed for safe play and community events like flag hoisting and sports days.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/389fac2b-a707-4127-805f-d3a374b8e5d6)
- ![A view from the rear entrance into the courtyard, where women are creating rangoli. This illustrates the day-to-day cultural activities that the space is designed to foster.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9a30cfb1-1366-4c1e-b186-fedf9e6c47c8)
- ![A cross-section detailing the project's sustainability strategies. It shows integrated systems for rainwater harvesting, wastewater treatment, passive cooling, and the use of photovoltaic panels.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/af8e0411-fe6d-4644-95a3-cdf8d3e10faa)
- ![A construction technique manual created for the project. This illustrates how local, low-skill construction methods can be used to build the structure, ensuring community involvement and ownership.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/699a3614-6c0e-4814-a957-36414818847e)
- ![This diagram imagines a 'Day in the Life' of the community center, showing its flexible use for studying, childcare, storing goods, and social learning.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c10680b9-7f62-400d-b831-f520f1dd1984)
- ![The center envisioned as a cultural and social hub. The courtyard becomes a space for a wedding ceremony, with areas for feasting and celebration, showcasing its adaptability for significant life events.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/322e56f3-0954-4dc0-9698-20716f500f5c)
- ![The building shown functioning as a healthcare center. The flexible spaces are used for vaccination camps, health education sessions, and distributing nutritional information, serving a vital community need.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e22b904b-d5ac-410f-83f5-d26223bd83ff)

## Meet your expert

[Sejpal and Parekh Associates](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects)

### My story

We’re SAPA. You know, for us, design’s always been about more than just buildings. It’s that Devrai vibe—sacred forests, nature as family, not just resource. We took that spirit right to France, built a garden that kinda whispers to you, not shouts. Whether it’s using mud from the site for a new office or rescuing old timber for a door, we love keeping the old soul alive. Watching people use these spaces, that’s the real reward.

### My work

- **What We Do**: We handle master planning, architecture, landscape, interiors, and heritage building restoration.
- **Rooted in Resilience**: Our designs are all about sustainability and zero footprint architecture, inspired by Devrai inspired landscape.
- **Old Meets New**: We blend traditional techniques with today’s needs—think mud brick construction, local materials, and a lot of heart.
- **Restoring With Care**: When we restore, we keep the soul intact. Salvaged wood, skilled hands, every old story matters.
- **Spaces for Community**: From community courtyard design to open grounds, our focus is always bringing people together.

## More services from Sejpal and Parekh Associates

- [Heritage Restoration](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/heritage-restoration) · ₹1,500-5,000 per sq.ft. (estimate)
- [Interior Design](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/interior-design) · ₹100-220 per sq ft (estimate)
- [Landscape Architecture](https://mytribe.in/sapaarchitects/landscape-architecture) · ₹50-250 per sq.ft. (estimate)

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