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Indoor-Outdoor Sanctuaries: Architecture That Breathes

byStudio Design ForumBased in Jayanagar; Projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad & CoimbatoreStarts from180 per sq. ft. of built-up areaView full gallery

We shape spaces that breathe. Our architecture dissolves the barrier between your home and the landscape, inviting light and nature into the very center of your living experience.

The U-L-I Residence is designed with multiple levels of decks and courtyards, ensuring every part of the home has a connection to the outdoors. This approach creates a series of private retreats that are visually linked, fostering a sense of openness.

A view of the U-L-I Residence's upper level, where a rooftop garden and planters are integrated into the architecture. The rust-colored facade panels contrast beautifully with the lush greenery, creating a warm, natural aesthetic.

A small, intimate courtyard at the RT Nagar Residence, viewed from the interior at night. This "secret garden" brings a touch of nature and tranquility right into the heart of the home, creating a beautiful focal point.

A view from inside the Jayanagar Residence, looking out through floor-to-ceiling glass doors to a balcony and the lush treetops beyond. This design choice effectively erases the boundary between the living space and the landscape.

A cozy, stepped seating area in the Franklin Residence is positioned next to a large window, creating a perfect nook for reading and relaxation. The space is designed to feel like a semi-outdoor room, bathed in natural light.

The site edge of this office building is designed as a natural buffer, with a wall of boulders and dense planting. This landscape feature creates a sense of separation from the street and integrates the building into a garden-like setting.

A render of a serene internal courtyard for a commercial project, complete with a water body, stepping stones, and a central tree. This space is designed to be a peaceful sanctuary, bringing the calming qualities of nature into the workplace.

A render of the Coimbatore House, where the architecture opens up completely to a landscaped garden. The design uses natural stone pathways and extensive planting to create a seamless transition from the manicured lawn to the interior.

The terrace at the Land Capital Primero apartments, designed as a quiet escape with open-air seating. The simple, clean lines of the architecture are complemented by large planters, creating a peaceful rooftop garden.

A stone staircase at the Samavana wedding venue leads from a quiet, enclosed passage up towards the open event lawn. This transition from a sheltered space to an open one is a key part of the guest's journey through the site.

About Indoor-Outdoor Sanctuaries

Integrating a sanctuary into a built space is not just about adding a plant; it requires careful site analysis of sun-path and wind direction. Whether it is a central courtyard in a dense RT Nagar plot or a terrace garden in a high-rise, we map your privacy needs against natural lighting to ensure your indoor-outdoor space is functional year-round, rather than just visually striking.

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