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byKapil Krishan AggarwalTakes projects across India; Visit studio in South Extension II, New DelhiStarts from₹350 per sq. ft.View full gallery

A curated collection of our work, spanning intricate Mughal-era haveli restoration and modern, high-performance office design.

This is Haveli Dharampura, a 19th-century Mughal-era gem I had the privilege of restoring. Once a crumbling structure in Old Delhi, it has been brought back to life as a stunning boutique hotel, earning recognition from NDTV Travel and UNESCO for its blend of old-world charm and modern luxury.

For the AMG Real Estate Office, I transformed a challenging basement space into a dramatic, modern lobby. The design uses an open-plan layout and a striking staircase to create a sense of openness and aesthetic harmony, setting a sophisticated tone from the moment of entry.

This shows the profound journey of Haveli Dharampura, from a near-ruin to a fully restored architectural landmark. This transformation, which took over six years, is a testament to my belief in reviving our past for a vibrant future.

A guest suite in the Golden Haveli, our second major restoration project in Chandni Chowk. The design connects the room to the central courtyard, blending traditional Mughal architectural details with the comforts of a modern boutique hotel, a project recognized by The Merit List.

My design process always begins with a hand-drawn sketch. This video shows the conceptual journey of the MD's cabin at the AMG office, from the initial drawing to the final, fully realized space, highlighting how a simple idea evolves into a tangible structure.

I am honored to be featured on the cover of Surfaces Reporter magazine as one of India's "Design Trailblazers." This recognition reflects my team's unwavering passion and our shared commitment to pushing the boundaries of architectural design and conservation.

The rooftop terrace at Haveli Dharampura, designed to be an experience in itself. The 'Barah Dhari' structure offers a place for quiet reflection or dining, with magnificent views of Old Delhi's historic skyline, including Jama Masjid and the Red Fort.

This is the breakout space in my own studio, Spaces Architects.KA. I designed it as a refreshing, informal area to foster creativity and collaboration, reflecting my philosophy that a workspace should be as inspiring as it is functional.

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We believe architecture is a spatial story, whether we are reviving a centuries-old haveli in Old Delhi or engineering a dynamic workspace in a challenging basement. Our approach begins with hand-sketched concepts, ensuring that material integrity and spatial fluidity remain at the core of every project, regardless of its scale.

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Kapil Krishan Aggarwal

Takes projects across India; Visit studio in South Extension II, New DelhiStarts from ₹350 per sq. ft.

I founded Spaces Architects.KA on the belief that every space has a story. Whether we are restoring a century-old haveli or reimagining a modern office, my team and I focus on the craft of design to ensure the final structure feels alive. We invite you to explore how we bring this vision to life.

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This is a glimpse into the redesign of the iconic Gallops Banquet Hall at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse. My vision was to create a space that feels both grand and versatile. The dramatic black and white marble flooring, combined with rustic wooden beams and magnificent crystal chandeliers, provides a timeless canvas for any significant event.8
For the Parsi Dairy Farm renovation, I wanted to create a space that felt familiar yet fresh. This gifting zone, with its custom red cabinetry and floral upholstered chairs, is a cozy corner where customers can assemble hampers or enjoy a treat. It’s a perfect example of blending charming, old-world features with a clean, modern aesthetic.
Designing an office is about creating a space that is both productive and inspiring. For this workspace at One Place Lodha, I focused on a sophisticated, warm atmosphere using rich wood tones, classic English-style decor, and carefully selected furniture. The goal was to make it feel less like a corporate office and more like a refined, comfortable study.
A lobby is the first impression of a building, and it needs to make a statement. In the Bellevue lobby, I used a bold, intricate marble inlay on the floor and a massive, ornate mirror to create a sense of opulence and grandeur. It’s a space designed to feel luxurious from the moment you step inside.

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Shahen Mistry ArchitectsTakes projects across India; Visit studio at Mumbai Central
A home nestled within the Coorg hills, glowing softly as the sun sets over the Western Ghats. This is the essence of my work: creating architecture that doesn't just sit on the land, but grows from it, becoming part of the landscape's timeless story.8
The Tree House in Delhi, captured at twilight. Here, architecture becomes a form of nature itself, with a perforated metal canopy that filters light like the leaves of a great tree, creating a sanctuary of dappled light and profound quiet in the heart of the city.
An open-air living space in our award-winning Coorg project, where the boundaries between inside and outside dissolve. A simple swing becomes a vessel for experience, offering a front-row seat to the valley's shifting moods, from morning mist to evening calm.
The mezzanine lounge of the Dream Coffee Estate, a sanctuary held within a soaring terracotta roof. Light pours in from glass skylights and large windows, illuminating the warmth of the wood and creating a space for quiet contemplation, high above the forest floor.

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Saka StudioTakes projects across India; Visit studio in DLF Phase 3, Gurugram
This is the heartbeat of my studio. When I found this 80-year-old home, it had been silent for 40 years, but its soul was waiting. I chose not to erase its past but to listen to it, restoring the original staircase and floors while breathing new life into the walls. This space is a testament to my belief that old buildings have stories that deserve a new voice.8
For a contemporary home in Dhaka, we created a space that felt both grand and intimate. The double-height windows flood the room with light, illuminating the blend of modern furniture and traditional textures, like the exposed brick wall and handwoven rug. It’s a space designed for conversations, where the old world and the new can meet.
This Calcutta living room was designed to hold a family's energy and memories. We kept the soul of their old bungalow by using warm woods, patterned heritage tiles, and pops of color like this red console. The goal was to create a space that feels generous and grounded, where stories can be passed down for generations.
The exterior of my studio tells a story of revival. The salmon-pink facade, traditional jaali work, and classic wooden windows were carefully restored to honor the building's original character. It stands as a quiet reminder that with patience and love, forgotten spaces can find their purpose again.

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Richa BahlTakes projects across India; Visit Design Studio in Bandra West, Mumbai
This is the vision for a 250-year-old heritage home in Alibaug, which we are transforming into a modern café. Our design respects its history while creating a welcoming space that blends into the lush landscape, showing how old structures can find new purpose.7
We designed this serene veranda to be a bridge between the café's interior and the natural world outside. The combination of warm wood, patterned tiles, and soft lighting creates a tranquil setting for guests to relax and enjoy the view.
An intimate nook within the Alibaug café, designed to evoke a sense of calm and warmth. Through the use of arched doorways and earthy textures, we created a series of interconnected spaces that feel both cozy and open, inviting quiet moments.

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Anjali RawatTakes projects across India; Consultation at studio in Chembur West, Mumbai
For the EaseMyTrip headquarters, I designed a conference room that feels like a creative summit in the clouds. The custom cloud-like light fixtures float above a long marble table, creating an atmosphere that encourages blue-sky thinking and innovation. This space is a testament to my belief that a meeting room should inspire, not just contain.7
An executive cabin should be a statement of leadership and taste. In this space for EaseMyTrip's MD, I combined soft gray paneling with a commanding marble desk and iconic mid-century furniture. The result is a workspace that is both luxurious and highly functional, filled with natural light to create a calm, focused environment.
This view of the Elina Vara brasserie showcases my passion for biophilic design. I brought the outdoors in by using natural wood, lush greenery, and a light color palette to create a dining space that feels fresh and serene. The design connects directly to the restaurant's farm-to-fork philosophy, offering guests a tranquil escape in the city.
An open-plan office needs to feel both collaborative and organized. For EaseMyTrip, I used a beach-inspired theme with a wave-like acoustic ceiling in a calming blue. This not only manages sound but also visually defines the workspace, while ample greenery and clean desk lines promote productivity and well-being.

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Purple StudioTakes projects across Delhi NCR; Visit studio in Greater Kailash II
This is our Hoverspace project, an office extension designed to float above a 50-year-old building. This night view captures the dialogue between the new structure and the existing campus, creating a new identity for the organization while respecting its history.10
The KLE Centenary Museum at dusk, where restored heritage architecture meets new landscape interventions. The interplay of light, water, and structure creates a serene public plaza, transforming a historic site into a vibrant urban space.
This is the starting point for one of our current commissions: the restoration of a significant Art Deco building designed by Claude Batley. We approach such projects with a deep contextual study to preserve the structure's soul while adapting it for contemporary family life.
The staircase in our Boxed In House project, fabricated from teakwood recycled from the original demolished structure. This element is a centerpiece of the design, demonstrating our commitment to material sustainability and bespoke craftsmanship in residential architecture.

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