Our Featured Projects in Biophilic and Sustainable Architecture

The TARA resort at dusk, where carefully considered lighting highlights the new architectural forms and natural textures. We designed the pathways and structures to create a sense of discovery and privacy, crafting an immersive experience where the building settles quietly into the landscape.

A glimpse into the Vanani Farmhouse, a tranquil retreat we designed near Bannerghatta forest. This view from the interior, featuring a custom-carved wooden bench, showcases our principle of biophilic design, where every opening is a frame for the lush, natural world outside.

This is our 'Second Skin' concept applied to an urban office building. To solve the challenges of heat and privacy on a compact site, we wrapped the glass facade in a screen of clay jali blocks, creating a breathable, textured layer that mediates between the interior and the city.

A design for a community clubhouse built into a retained stone quarry. This project demonstrates our ability to blend modern, sleek forms with raw, powerful nature. The structure emerges from the rock, creating leisure spaces that feel both man-made and elemental.

The interior of a suite at the TARA resort, where earthy, mud-plastered walls create a warm and tactile environment. We focus on natural materials and craftsmanship, from the wooden furniture to the skylit bathroom, ensuring every space feels serene and deeply connected to our design principles.

The entrance to a private space at the TARA resort, framed by intricately carved wooden doors. This moment of entry is designed to be a transition, moving from the open landscape into a personal sanctuary, highlighting our use of reclaimed materials and traditional craftsmanship.