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byThirdspaceBased in Pune & Belagavi; Master planning across IndiaStarts from55,000 per AcreView full gallery

Our practice explores the intersection of architecture, urbanism, and landscape. These projects reflect our commitment to human-scale design and context-sensitive planning.

This render of our upcoming housing project in Bengaluru illustrates our approach to creating a layered urban fabric. We design not just buildings, but a network of gardens, streets, and plazas that foster community interaction.

Our design for this pedestrian footbridge is a sculptural urban intervention. The form is a direct response to structural and performative requirements, creating a piece of functional art that enhances the public streetscape.

The Figured Ground, our University Sports Arena in Hubbali, integrates landscape and architecture. By submerging large volumes, the structure maintains a low profile on campus while presenting a striking facade to the city.

For the KLE Centenary Museum, we extended the program beyond the restored colonial building into the landscape. The result is an award-winning public space where pavilions, gardens, and water bodies create a cohesive, narrative-driven experience.

This concept, 'Orchards in the Sky', redefines mixed-use development. We stacked compact residences to create receding terraces that function as private orchards, integrating productive landscapes into a high-density urban form.

Our adaptive reuse strategy for an 18th-century palace complex involves reimagining derelict spaces. Here, a miniature glasshouse is revitalized as part of a new recreational destination, blending heritage with contemporary programs.

Completed in 2016, this student housing project explores density on a minimal footprint of just 111.5 sq.m. The seemingly random fenestration is a direct outcome of the building's internal section and spatial layering.

This 3D printed model of 'The Arcades Project' shows our process of reinterpreting familiar forms. Arches and pitched roofs are used in unconventional ways to create a compact community center that feels light and open.

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We start every project, whether a heritage restoration or a large-scale township, by mapping the site’s topography, sunlight, and social dynamics. This initial investment in understanding the context often dictates the final form, allowing us to integrate contemporary needs like passive cooling or community plazas without disrupting the existing ecosystem.

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