Community & Housing Master Planning

This perspective shows the human scale of the 'Weaving a Fabric' community. The design prioritizes pedestrian-friendly spaces, with gardens and recreational areas interspersed between the residential blocks to encourage social interaction.

'Orchards in the Sky' is our concept for a mixed-use development where residences are stacked to create staggered, receding terraces. These spaces are designed to house fruit-bearing trees, bringing agriculture into the urban environment.

This redevelopment project shows how we create a variegated architectural fabric to meet diverse stakeholder needs. The design moves beyond simple densification to offer a rich mix of private gardens, terraces, and community spaces.

A central community terrace within the redevelopment project, providing a shared green space for residents. The design incorporates gable roofs and textured screens to create a contemporary yet contextual aesthetic.

The completed 'Treehouse' housing project in Bengaluru, where we deconstructed the typical clubhouse. Social and activity spaces are vertically integrated through the building's core, from the ground floor lobby to the rooftop pool.

The rooftop infinity pool at the 'Treehouse' project offers panoramic views of the Bengaluru cityscape. This amenity is part of our strategy to deterritorialize the club and create unique social spaces.

A work-in-progress view of an affordable housing project. The facade is defined by a distinct fenestration pattern of varied squares, creating visual interest while adhering to the efficiencies required for low-cost community housing.

'The Mandala' is our low-rise, high-density housing concept in Bengaluru. This view from a balcony into a central courtyard highlights our use of jaali screens and layered spaces to mediate privacy and community.

Snippets from a site visit to an Experience Center for a 6.5-acre housing project. The design uses a palette of natural stone, brick, and metal to blend contemporary and traditional elements, seen here in the entrance paving and water features.