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This is the first look into our philosophy. We believe architecture should be resilient, respectful of its environment, and deeply connected to its cultural roots. This collection showcases completed projects and core concepts that define our practice, from zero-footprint buildings made of earth to the restoration of venerable structures and the creation of spaces that breathe with nature.

Zero-Footprint Architecture: The Bylakuppe Project

This gallery documents our work on a zero-footprint administrative office for the Tibetan community in Bylakuppe, Karnataka. We used mud bricks made from the site's own soil and employed low-carbon techniques like the filler slab system to create a building that is both culturally resonant and ecologically sound.

Mountain Retreats: A Homestay in Uttarakhand

We designed this boutique homestay in the Kumaon Hills to be an ethereal extension that embraces its serene environment. The project features a meditation pavilion with a butterfly roof and uses extensive woodwork and glass to dissolve the boundary between the interior and the breathtaking mountain views.

Heritage Restored: Breathing Life into Old Structures

We believe that true sustainability includes preserving the architectural treasures of the past. This collection showcases our meticulous restoration of a century-old building, where we revived original materials like Burma teak and mosaic floors while adapting the edifice for modern use.

Functional Spaces: Industrial & Commercial Projects

Our architectural principles extend to commercial and industrial facilities, where functionality and user experience are paramount. This project in Nagpur features a 10,000 sq ft office and warehouse that prioritizes natural light, open-plan layouts, and efficient circulation for both people and machinery.

Architecture in Nature's Embrace

We design by working with the land, not imposing on it. This collection illustrates our approach to landscape and site integration, from designing around old-growth trees to creating 'Devrai' or sacred forests that manage water and foster biodiversity.

Designing for Community: The Gramam Pranganam Vision

This gallery presents our conceptual work for a rural community center in Andhra Pradesh, based on the 'Gramam Pranganam' or village courtyard. These diagrams and renderings show how a single space can be designed to serve diverse community needs, from social gatherings and education to healthcare.