Featured Projects and Architectural Works

The Vihara has risen. This institute for religious learning in Mumbai is a reinterpretation of our own history, a metaphor for finding one's own path from ignorance to knowledge. The facade itself is a journey.

A glimpse into our Ishtika villa in Dubai. The sand-toned brick and corten steel jaalis create a play of light and shadow, echoing the traditional architecture of the Middle East while providing a cool, private family oasis.

Sarvasva, our vertical home in Bombay. The terracotta skin wraps around living spaces bound with natural elements, culminating in a rooftop pool that feels like diving into the sky. It is our answer to living green in a dense metropolis.

Details make architecture. This suspended swing at the Lakeshore house, crafted from wood and aged brass against a rammed earth wall, is about the feeling of a space. It is about tactile comfort and the simple joys.

When the site gives you a breathtaking view, the answer is simple. Make a verandah. This is our House with the Gabion, a space designed to do nothing but embrace the landscape and the breeze.

The House in a Grove, nestled in Alibaug. The architecture becomes a bystander, a partner to the grove, pushing life outdoors. Here, the undergrowth and tree canopies become the true living space.

A moment of peace from the experience center for our Ikebana apartment building. The design is elemental, a study in black water and white surfaces. We believe this sense of calm is essential to the ethos of a home.

Our installation, "There is no Planet B," built from temporary pandal materials like jute and bamboo. It is a reminder of our pledge to the planet, creating a space of reverence for nature, our only God.

A vision of Kal Tottam, our "stone garden" project in Tiruppur. The home is conceived as a collection of gardens framed by granite batons, a timeless structure that will be cherished for generations.