Event & Hospitality Architecture Design

The main hall of the Samavana wedding venue opens onto a large, manicured lawn, creating a flexible space for large gatherings. The high, pitched roof and open sides allow for an airy, pavilion-like feel that connects the celebration to the outdoors.

A dramatic, brick-lined corridor at Samavana, where carefully placed uplighting creates a powerful sense of arrival. This long, symmetrical passage is designed to build anticipation as guests move through the space.

The guest suites at Samavana are arranged around a central lawn, offering a serene retreat from the main festivities. An arched opening in the wall frames a view through to the other side, creating layers of space and visual connection.

The main event hall at Samavana glows at night, its open structure revealing the celebration within. The design provides a beautiful backdrop for events, blending architectural form with the surrounding garden.

A long, covered walkway at Samavana, defined by a series of slender columns. This element provides shelter while maintaining an open connection to the lawn, guiding guests through the venue with a sense of rhythm and order.

The interior of the main hall at Samavana, with its exposed steel truss roof and terracotta tiles. This large, column-free space offers maximum flexibility for event layouts, from wedding ceremonies to large dining setups.

A distinctive feature of Samavana is the brick wall with large, custom-designed windows featuring geometric metalwork. This detail adds an artistic, contemporary touch to the otherwise rustic material palette.

The entrance to a guest suite at Samavana, featuring a simple portico and a classically designed door. These details contribute to the venue's timeless, vernacular-inspired aesthetic, offering a comfortable and elegant experience for guests.

The roof structure of the Samavana wedding venue during construction. This image reveals the impressive scale of the arched steel trusses that form the backbone of the main hall, a key element of its open, expansive character.