Architectural Design for Community and Shared Spaces

To support the traditional goldsmiths of Narayanpet, Telangana, we designed a 6-acre live-work campus. This "Goldsmith's Souk" provides shops and workshops lining streets on a scenic hilltop, with houses directly above, elevating their craft to the status of art.

Our co-living project in Whitefield, Bengaluru, features a transparent mesh facade with bold graphics. This screen provides privacy for residents while creating a strong visual identity for the building, which is designed to be a vibrant urban space.

The ground plane of our co-living project is designed to be porous and active. A low fence maintains a subtle boundary with the street, but the open design encourages engagement and creates a buzzing, active community hub.

The shared amenity spaces in our co-living project are designed to be open and connected to nature. This view shows a lounge area under a perforated canopy, with a grand staircase leading to other levels, promoting interaction and a sense of community.

This Weaver's Training Facility in Narayanpet, Telangana, is more than just a building; it's an ecosystem. The design provides a platform for artisans to preserve their ancient art, with open streets and colorful workshops that inspire creativity, conversation, and community.

This is our design for a mixed-use project combining co-working, co-living, and retail for a tech campus in Bangalore. The modular design features green terraces and sky gardens, creating a complete neighborhood where young employees can live, work, and socialize.

These diagrams illustrate the functional breakdown of our Bagmane co-living project. They show how we organized access points, retail, co-living units, and green spaces into a cohesive and highly functional mixed-use building.