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# Architecture Design in Bengaluru

By [Studio Skapa](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects) · We design buildings that fit their place, use real materials, and mix Indian craft with modern needs for homes, offices, and schools.

Typically ₹160-500 per sq ft (estimate)

## Locations

Takes projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad & across Karnataka

### Travels to

- Architecture projects across Bengaluru (Bengaluru, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India)
- Architecture projects across Hyderabad (Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Telangana, India)
- Available for projects across Karnataka (Karnataka, Karnataka, India)

## Pricing guide (estimates)

These are indicative prices based on provider's past work. Enquire now to find out final quote.

### Commercial & Institutional Campus Design

Master planning and design for large-scale projects focusing on structural spans, industrial aesthetics, and campus landscape integration.

Typically ₹160-280 per sq. ft. of built-up area (estimate)

#### Master Planning
*   **Zoning Strategy:** Placement of multiple building blocks and circulation paths for efficient campus flow.
*   **Landscape Design:** Integration of central courtyards, green pockets, and entrance gateways.

#### Technical Architecture
*   **Structural Coordination:** Planning for complex systems like coffer slabs and large column-free spans.
*   **Facade Engineering:** Design of exterior skins using exposed brick, cement finishes, or jaali blocks.
*   **High-Traffic Materials:** Specification of durable materials like granite and exposed concrete for common areas.

#### Common Area Design
*   **Interior Architecture:** Detailed design for lobbies, atriums, and reception areas including ceiling treatments.
*   **Core Services:** Compliance-focused layouts for staircases, lifts, and fire exits.

### Bespoke Villa & Bungalow Architecture

Comprehensive architectural scope covering site analysis, detailed 3D renders, custom facade detailing, and GFC drawings for execution.

Typically ₹220-350 per sq. ft. of built-up area (estimate)

#### Concept & Schematic Design
*   **Site Context:** Analysis of sun path, wind direction, and plot orientation for optimal natural light and ventilation.
*   **Design Narrative:** Development of custom styles (e.g., Mediterranean, Regional Modern) blending heritage and modern elements.
*   **Space Planning:** 2D functional layouts focusing on indoor-outdoor connections and flow.
*   **Visualization:** Photorealistic exterior 3D renders (day and night views) to finalize massing and materials.

#### Design Development
*   **Facade Details:** Technical drawings for intricate elements like arches, cornices, brick jaalis, and cladding patterns.
*   **Comprehensive Drawings:** Detailed floor plans, elevations on all sides, and sectional drawings showing vertical levels.
*   **Joinery Design:** Custom schedules for main doors and window configurations.
*   **Flooring Maps:** Cut plans for natural stones (Kota, Granite) and inlay patterns.

#### Execution Support
*   **Service Integration:** Coordination of electrical and plumbing points within the architectural layout.
*   **GFC Set:** Complete booklet of good-for-construction dimensioned drawings.
*   **Site Supervision:** Periodic visits to check design adherence during critical phases like brickwork or finishing.

### Structural Renovation & Facade Design

Transformation of existing buildings involving facade modernizations, structural modifications, and demolition planning for adaptive reuse.

Typically ₹300-500 per sq. ft. of renovated area (estimate)

#### Site Assessment
*   **As-Built Documentation:** Detailed measurement and drafting of the existing structure.
*   **Structural Strategy:** Evaluation of load-bearing versus partition walls to define demolition scope.

#### Design Intervention
*   **Facade Retrofit:** Modernizing exteriors with new cladding materials (HPL, Stone), louvers, and lighting inputs.
*   **Spatial Reconfiguration:** Layout changes to convert functionality (e.g., residential to office) or expand usable area.
*   **Technical Details:** Junction details for joining new materials with old structures to prevent weathering issues.

#### Execution Specs
*   **Demolition Plans:** Drawings marking retention and removal zones.
*   **Refurbishment Specs:** Specifications for window replacements, flooring overlays, and exterior plastering.

## About Architecture Design

My work is all about finding that sweet spot where traditional Indian craftsmanship meets the energy of today's design scene. I'm drawn to spaces that feel honest, simple, and actually get used, not just looked at.

### How I Think About Design

- Everything starts with context. I don’t force a style on a project - whether it's a school out in the sticks or a corporate office in Malur, the place itself guides the vibe.
- Love showing off real materials. Exposed brick architecture, cement, and natural stones like Kota or granite - if it’s got character, I’m interested. Spaces should feel solid and not too dressed up.
- I try to blend old-school regional details with a bit of post-industrial edge. So you get something that nods to the past but doesn’t feel stuck there.

### What I Work On

- Big stuff: commercial offices, schools, full campus planning. I like when a building feels like it belongs and really serves its people.
- Homes: If you want a bespoke home architecture project that’s got arches, big windows, or just feels like you, I’m in. Happy to rework old spaces too.

### Some Projects

- Campus Biovet, Malur: Took almost 3 years, but worth it. 100-foot gateway, open courtyards, double-walled brick for that Indian post-industrial style.
- Veerabhavana Villa, Mangalore: Corner house, Mediterranean arches, both sides look good - no compromise.

I usually team up with other design folks for big projects. Based in Bengaluru but travel all over Karnataka and Hyderabad. Every project teaches me something new.

## Highlights

Browse through Studio Skapa's best work.

### [Featured](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/featured)

- ![A dramatic custom lighting installation of floating bird-like fixtures draws the eye upwards in the reception area of Anthea Pharma. The reception desk itself, crafted from teakwood with a dark wenge stain, provides a strong anchor against the microtopped exposed cement wall, establishing a sophisticated, chic-industrial tone for the entire corporate office.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3f9476cc-069a-4ed3-90f7-5e5d76b6f65c)
- ![The facade of the Campus Biovet office block showcases our philosophy of using honest, regional materials. A double-walled brick cladding, inspired by the local brick factories of Malur, creates a textured, linear pattern that is softened by the surrounding landscape and tall trees we carefully preserved during construction.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/60734da1-7773-47b1-b7bd-1018dc97ad04)
- ![This architectural render captures the evening ambiance of the Veerabhavana Villa in Mangalore. The design employs a Mediterranean architectural style, featuring grand arches and a carefully planned lighting scheme to create an elegant and welcoming family home that is impressive from every angle.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f9cea392-4882-43f6-ac81-a23ddc0e90c2)
- ![The boardroom at Anthea Pharma was designed with acoustics as a primary focus. We used a combination of brick cladding in a herringbone pattern and custom acoustic panels framed by teakwood spindles to create a space that is both sonically optimized and visually warm, perfect for high-level corporate discussions.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/dd48db17-b9d7-483e-ae55-84fa77d78113)
- ![The facade of Jindal Public School at dusk, a project providing free education in rural Bangalore. The design uses earth-toned vertical rafters to break the monotony of the textured grey exterior, which also cleverly conceal service ducts and integrate lighting, creating a timeless and sophisticated institutional building.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/1667494b-d360-4465-bada-b85f5cbac108)
- ![The open-air coffee bar at Kana Cafe in Bangalore, designed to be the heart of the space. The design integrates nature with a breezy, Bali-inspired aesthetic, featuring a glass canopy, minimal furniture, and a dessert counter clad in soft green tiles to create a serene urban retreat.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/32567b83-6412-4501-afc5-94c560086c3d)
- ![This living space from our "Rooted Japandi Home" renovation project showcases a fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian design principles. A custom puja unit with a geometric CNC-cut pattern stands beside a comfortable sofa, while the gallery wall features the client's late father's own carpentry sketches, rooting the modern design in family history.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/509eb642-ed2f-4e67-b84c-f6e8a7cfc450)
- ![The luxurious lobby of Meghana Foods' corporate office features a backlit onyx wall as a stunning focal point. This space balances opulent materials with warm wood shelving and plush seating, creating an extravagant and welcoming entrance that immediately communicates the brand's prestige.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e674eaa2-57eb-4fbb-add9-f9add73e3159)

### [Corporate & Commercial Architecture](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/corporate-commercial-architecture)

- ![The main entrance lobby at Anthea Pharma, a 12,000 sq. ft. space combining industrial design with natural elements. The flooring is natural grey limestone, complemented by an exposed brick wall and microtopped cement finishes, creating a harmonious interplay of rugged textures.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/601de2ca-ced8-4109-a65b-623877b1988b)
- ![The Managing Director's cabin at Anthea Pharma features a discussion table set against a wood-paneled wall with integrated screens. The ceiling's cement board baffles conceal all lighting, maintaining a clean, mid-century modern aesthetic while wooden acoustic panels enhance sound quality.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e2463449-275b-469c-8c3a-00b61c1d3acf)
- ![A view of the main desk in the MD's office at Anthea Pharma, positioned to take advantage of natural light from a large window. The space combines a William grey marble desk surface with a deep blue lounge area, reflecting the client's preference for subtle, subdued colors.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/347bc501-822d-4745-9561-607c0f52371b)
- ![This conference room at Anthea Pharma showcases our focus on creating unique, acoustically optimized spaces. The design features a traditional chattayi ceiling with teakwood beading, herringbone wooden flooring, and patterned acoustical boards on the walls for a warm and sophisticated feel.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d846c15a-e991-49ac-95ed-01ed24c3be65)
- ![A discussion room at Anthea Pharma designed for collaboration, featuring custom writing boards and acoustical wood paneling. A bold, centrally suspended LED light illuminates the herringbone-patterned wooden floor and the discussion table, which seats up to eight people.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d1bb6bcc-451e-4b01-88df-aea4f2ffb047)
- ![This discussion room at Anthea Pharma continues the aesthetic from the lobby with a striking teakwood blockwork pattern and integrated writing boards. The wooden acoustic ceiling panels and an exposed cement TV wall balance warmth with a raw, industrial feel.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6bf661df-764b-424a-90ab-2f1d1a44cd7c)
- ![Another view of the discussion room, highlighting the large windows that flood the space with natural light. The design cohesively uses teakwood block patterns on the walls and TV console, creating a unified and practical environment for meetings.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3f5a1cb8-680c-404a-9d03-cbd55be84414)
- ![A close-up of the boardroom at Anthea Pharma, detailing the brick cladding from Kerala laid in a herringbone pattern. This feature not only adds visual texture but also serves as a sound barrier, demonstrating our approach to functional aesthetics.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/004c9d40-9cb3-4104-9d7c-e5d14111dd64)
- ![A wider perspective of the Anthea Pharma boardroom, revealing the vaulted ceiling with an exposed concrete finish. This design choice conceals existing beams and enhances acoustics, creating a clean, linear aesthetic suitable for a formal boardroom.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7470b7b1-d7af-4363-80ed-b6263b6a8608)
- ![The main workstation area at Anthea Pharma is designed to blend industrial aesthetics with modern functionality. Private cabins line the periphery for focused work, while the open layout with polished concrete floors promotes collaboration and movement.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/79d70421-f60b-4073-a789-e84a8ff76417)
- ![A closer look at the open-plan workstation area, showing the custom desk dividers and the glass-walled private cabins in the background. The design balances privacy and openness, optimizing the layout for both individual productivity and team interaction.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4a94f694-2d54-4998-8f9f-caf4ec9a424a)
- ![This view of the office corridor and workstations at Anthea Pharma reflects the client's brief for warm, open spaces. Our design harmonizes functional workspaces with soft-scape elements, fostering an environment that is both inspiring and comfortable.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/97cec66c-f8f4-4196-a4e5-1f4696ee2a6e)
- ![The corridor at Anthea Pharma features terrazzo flooring and walls paneled with bamboo-etched cement designs. The ceiling is clad in locally sourced chatai panels, a material traditionally used for flooring, reimagined here to soften the raw, industrial aesthetic.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/72ad734d-0ba9-437b-8b27-a25c01638605)
- ![The washroom at Anthea Pharma is enveloped in Kadappa stone, with walls and flooring clad in small, custom-cut pieces. Bespoke bottle green concrete basins and matte French gold fittings introduce a touch of luxury that contrasts with the raw, industrial charm of the stone.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/474e099a-555a-4c59-86a1-ef3cbe7543f0)
- ![The lounge area at Anthea Pharma features spacious concrete benches with a corten steel finish and custom concrete ceiling panels. Circular lighting fixtures are integrated to soften the raw industrial materials with a dynamic play of light and texture.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/69d1db44-5a5d-448c-be42-b5c9f7f765c5)
- ![The second-floor waiting lounge at Anthea Pharma, designed to welcome international guests with a blend of local art and chic-industrial elements. The space features in-situ terrazzo flooring with brass inlays and a prominent teakwood reception table.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fb436213-8de7-46cd-a2a7-88ad8dee3546)
- ![Another view of the Anthea Pharma waiting lounge, showing the reception desk set against a raw, exposed concrete wall. The design highlights Indian craftsmanship while maintaining a sophisticated, modern aesthetic for a global audience.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0c240fd6-25ba-4888-974c-8343b9662c07)
- ![The lift lobby at Anthea Pharma showcases wooden blockwork finished in teak, with a dark blue main entry door acting as a bold visual marker. The door handles for the conference rooms use the same pattern, creating a seamless and cohesive design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/68deba03-8257-4b87-8a69-e799f14d2f02)
- ![A striking blue door with a perforated pattern leads from the guest lounge into a corridor at Anthea Pharma. The corridor continues the design language with insitu terrazzo flooring and raw exposed concrete walls, complemented by a vibrant artwork.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e76b1eff-0b03-4a5d-8aea-46a72e1676ef)
- ![A wider view of the entrance to the guest lounge corridor, framed by walls of contrasting textures: one with a warm, wooden blockwork pattern and the other with a cool, raw concrete finish.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/cd2cb73c-8784-4d4d-8b8d-f139494e08c2)
- ![The main entrance lobby at Anthea Pharma, showing the reception desk against the company logo. The flooring is crafted from natural grey limestone cut into engaging patterns, adding depth and texture to the grand entrance space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/da4b366f-4d82-45fd-bc7b-17bea2d1daaa)
- ![A view of the waiting lounge at Anthea Pharma, showcasing the client's desire for warm, open spaces that blend modernity with Hyderabad's rich heritage. The design fosters an environment that inspires employees and reflects a sense of place.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/08a38f2a-0caa-4ebc-ac5a-6b0de8c736d7)
- ![The reception area at Anthea Pharma, a contemporary workspace that fuses modern functionality with an organic, chic-industrial aesthetic. The design balances industrial elements with warm tones to create an inviting yet professional atmosphere.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/18e6e1bd-0444-4473-b3ba-a939d1bdb2f2)
- ![The entrance to the Meghana Foods corporate office, where dark brown gates with muted grooves slide open to a parking lot tiled in leather-finish granite. Potted plants and alternating glass and metal sheets create a sophisticated transitional space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5c6d92a4-04ce-48e4-9a4d-e4d03d87f2e9)
- ![The exterior of the Meghana Foods office in Koramangala, featuring a metal staircase lined with a vertical garden. The facade commands attention with its blend of wood-paneled cladding, glass, and lush greenery, creating a statement of modern corporate design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f7cd30d5-9cd8-4c10-9276-0e3a2650f5bf)
- ![A detail of the Meghana Foods office entrance, where a vertical garden contrasts with the clean lines of the wood-paneled facade and concrete wall. The design uses texture and natural elements to create an inviting and memorable entryway.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/26a01ac2-06d0-47db-a57c-23c567d048d1)
- ![The facade of the Meghana Foods corporate office, a project transformed from a bare structure into a luxurious design statement. The design combines wood, concrete, and a vertical garden to create a lush and elite presence on a tree-lined avenue.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/835afbbf-5e57-4161-903c-794ec4318ecc)
- ![A cozy reading nook in the Meghana Foods office, featuring a plush green chair set against a wall of rich wooden shelves. The shelves are designed with assorted sizes and are individually lit to highlight decorative objects and books.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ba65928e-ad3b-4d38-a3ac-d70708c4f99e)
- ![Another angle of the reading area, showing how the wooden shelving flows onto the adjacent wall in vertical, subtly bent elements. This detail adds a dynamic and sculptural quality to the warm and inviting space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ace99a25-5af5-44da-bd34-9a9e95c3f3f9)
- ![The Canteen and Office block at Campus Biovet in Malur, a 45,000 sq. ft. building housing offices, an auditorium, and a canteen. The facade features our signature double-walled brick cladding, reflecting the post-industrial landscape of the region.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/67e087ae-99c4-40f9-b0d1-fd118484c90f)
- ![The design for the Campus Biovet was inspired by Malur's identity as a major producer of clay bricks. We chose an exposed brick facade to create a building that feels grand and inviting yet deeply rooted in its local context and heritage.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/47ecf35f-a9d6-42fb-8768-b81092e7299f)
- ![A photo of our team in front of the completed office and canteen block at Campus Biovet. This three-year project was a labor of love, and seeing our vision of a post-industrial yet regionally grounded building come to life is a great accomplishment.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2d89f95d-964b-4884-80eb-9273175f7857)
- ![The Admin block for Jindal, located across the highway from the main school campus. We designed it in a similar architectural language, using vertical wood-toned rafters and textured grey panels to ensure the entire campus looks cohesive.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/1520641b-043e-47bf-8f7d-0f7cd58f980b)
- ![Another view of the Jindal Admin block, showcasing its modern facade with strong vertical lines and a mix of materials. The design maintains a professional and timeless aesthetic consistent with the adjacent school building.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/292ade10-45e0-4a77-8f89-a203cbe9b945)

### [Institutional & Campus Planning](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/institutional-campus-planning)

- ![The Jindal Public School in Dabaspet, a project designed to provide free, quality education in a modern campus that rivals private institutions. The facade lighting highlights the architectural details, creating a welcoming beacon for the community at night.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/16bd2896-4acc-4c4d-84c3-faf1fc123b46)
- ![A daytime view of the Jindal Public School, where our facade design aimed for a timeless and simple aesthetic. The building's clean lines and textured grey finish are designed to withstand the highway environment while inspiring the students within.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d942ba0d-662c-49f8-a544-5cec93af1abe)
- ![The front elevation of Jindal Public School, framed by trees. Our goal was to create a space that fosters holistic development through thoughtful design, nurturing creativity and a sense of community for hundreds of children in rural Bangalore.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/bce83069-c527-43df-817d-acbad7ef228a)
- ![An angled view of the Jindal Public School, showing the rhythmic pattern of the facade panels and windows. The design provides a sophisticated and empowering environment for learning, reflecting our commitment to architecture for social change.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/19ad5e38-da12-42b1-a44b-bcd67f3231a4)
- ![The impressive scale of the Jindal Public School building. We are honored to be the architects for this transformative project, shaping a space that uplifts and empowers the next generation through accessible, high-quality design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2fd1bf9c-2d8f-41ba-86e2-8e5dc16f8853)
- ![The facade of Jindal Public School, where we introduced earth-toned vertical rafters to break the monotony of the textured grey exterior. These rafters also cleverly conceal ventilators and service ducts while adding aesthetic appeal with subtle lighting.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3a7fe424-c8c7-41b7-b1a8-18cda276f144)
- ![Another shot of the school's facade, showing how the vertical rafters add warmth and visual interest. The color palette was carefully chosen to feel timeless and withstand the dust from the adjacent highway.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/eee0230d-0006-4e46-a2ac-bf42e52fb67c)
- ![This image shows the realization of our architectural render for the Jindal Public School facade. The final building stands tall, making an impression of simplicity and timelessness, just as we envisioned.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b00057c3-7d1c-401c-a829-a85f94e7cb17)
- ![A direct frontal view of the completed Jindal Public School, showcasing the symmetrical and orderly design of the facade. We are grateful for the opportunity to have designed a building with such a significant community purpose.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0bfd51e2-1766-4e25-871c-26767bb1907f)
- ![An architectural render of the Jindal Public School facade. This visualization was a crucial step in developing the final design, allowing us to refine the balance of materials, colors, and massing to achieve a simple yet timeless look.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6d7c2762-7add-4560-b3ca-3d0fa067f75c)
- ![The full frontal architectural render for the Jindal Public School. This image illustrates our initial vision for the project, which we successfully brought to life in collaboration with our partners.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f57e3005-b192-49b3-bb0f-1ea5991e0e4f)
- ![The 100-foot-wide East Entrance Gateway we designed for Campus Biovet in Malur. The new entrance was planned to be grand and inviting yet modest, housing vehicular and pedestrian access as well as a central security complex.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c332ede8-a5fd-4576-8fc6-b796e8dc260b)
- ![A view of the Campus Biovet entrance, where brass branding adds a touch of sophistication to the exposed brick facade. The surrounding landscaping and a mini rock garden soften the industrial character and create a welcoming feeling.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a0e60ba7-1e86-4463-908c-d5bdc382c9ae)
- ![To achieve a column-less large span for the gateway, we used a coffer slab roofing system that adds to the post-industrial character. Panels of brick jaali, Sira stone, and chain-link for creepers create a beautiful play of light and shadow.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2fc4456c-1a6f-481b-a1b0-1632e66866d3)
- ![The entryway to the office block at Campus Biovet, where simple lines of brick, granite, glass, and grass create a stunning composition. This demonstrates our belief in achieving powerful design through a minimal palette of natural materials.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/1f100e89-dfda-46ee-872c-fb43d255da1d)
- ![The entrance to the Biovet building protrudes with a glass roof, providing a bright and warm welcome. The raw character of the building is enhanced by using natural materials like Kota and granite for the flooring.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9097b460-2c15-46ac-83e9-fbd555d83097)
- [Video: A behind-the-scenes look at the photoshoot for our Campus Biovet project. Capturing the raw glory of this large-scale architectural project, with its extensive brickwork and post-industrial feel, was a proud moment for our team.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/40564d89-7261-4c1e-b3db-1a972ebb116e)

### [Bespoke Homes & Residences](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/bespoke-homes-residences)

- ![An architectural render of the Veerabhavana Villa in Mangalore. As a corner site, it was important to focus on the facade on both sides of the building, ensuring the Mediterranean-inspired design with its elegant arches was impressive from all viewpoints.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b0787928-d79a-4387-aceb-7091d81e95cd)
- ![A view from the upper level of the Veerabhavana Villa, looking down into a double-height living space. A grand chandelier hangs below a stained-glass arched window, showcasing the home's blend of traditional details and dramatic scale.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7f22a3df-1589-43d3-8718-43d90454aeee)
- ![The spacious, open-plan living area of the Veerabhavana Villa during a housewarming ceremony. The design features a coffered ceiling with painted details, a large patterned rug, and a wooden balustrade, creating a home perfect for large family gatherings.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/24cb2498-58a8-4a56-903d-f3767ae23da1)
- ![The exterior of the Veerabhavana Villa under construction, showing the grand arches and classical columns that define its Mediterranean architectural style. The use of stone cladding gives the home a sense of permanence and grandeur.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8776f950-86d0-4347-b51a-aa0fa66ddbf3)
- ![The foyer of our "Spanish Country Home" penthouse renovation. A newly built arch, detailed with charming pattern tiles, elegantly separates the entrance from the main living area and introduces the home's warm, Spanish-inspired flair.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/52691865-5c2f-4692-b3ca-9cd6817fa371)
- ![A view from the foyer into the dining area of the "Spanish Country Home." The arch, accented with patterned tiles and decorative brass pipes, frames the dining space, where we transformed an old penthouse into a cozy and charming casa.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f362685a-cb55-41dc-867a-44c561692957)
- ![A portrait of me in the "Rooted Japandi Home," a renovation project that fused Japanese and Scandinavian styles. This project was a rewarding challenge, transforming a small space into a home that is deeply rooted in the clients' memories of their father.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7008a5e9-c301-4c5e-afe8-1e7ab43b49dc)
- ![Our "Rooted Japandi Home" renovation was featured in Architectural Digest. The article highlights how we modified the kitchen layout to create a functionally bigger space, which now serves as the hearth of the home for a family that loves to cook.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a48cc78e-8e53-45ac-8e1e-951b1274b472)
- ![I am pictured here with the client at the housewarming of the Veerabhavana Villa in Mangalore. It was a humbling experience to design this dream project for their family, and we are grateful for the opportunity to bring their vision to life.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fbfd4061-5749-4b34-b196-45a53da2c02e)

### [Hospitality & Community Spaces](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/hospitality-community-spaces)

- ![The entrance to Kana Cafe in Bangalore, a project conceived as an urban retreat. The design was inspired by breaking down barriers between the interior and exterior, allowing the serene, natural setting to become an integral part of the cafe experience.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/bf9c8501-0bbf-40f2-be51-7db96581a76c)
- ![The outdoor seating area at Kana Cafe, inspired by the breezy, nature-integrated cafes of Bali. The space features a glass canopy, minimal furniture, and a small arched opening that acts as a pickup point for delivery services, blending aesthetics with practicality.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e2f355ae-140c-449a-aba0-a8af8f2a3f67)
- ![The sun-kissed outdoor seating at Kana Cafe is covered by a glass canopy, with minimal furniture in olive green metal and grey rope. The lime-plastered white walls and concrete flooring enhance the raw, earthy, and natural feel of the space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/197706bd-9568-4cb3-a17a-86ff729c8063)
- [Video: This video showcases the design of Kana Cafe, a sophisticated urban cafe that seamlessly integrates with nature. The space offers a refreshing and breezy vibe, with light filtering through lush greens to create a rejuvenating atmosphere.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b155b2d6-e555-4a84-a33e-35c39f5f465e)
- ![The bright and airy staff canteen at Campus Biovet is dotted with lush green courtyards. This design provides a refreshing relief for employees during a hectic workday, bringing natural light and greenery into the large building.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e1d26f21-eb22-4a6a-ae00-879e0d4941b9)
- ![The VIP dining lounge at Campus Biovet features a raw and natural material palette. An exposed brick feature wall, Kota stone floors, an exposed cement ceiling, and a custom cement dining table create a unique, light-filled space adjoining a lush courtyard.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a3bc540b-d66e-4458-a4cc-329b9b910d0c)
- ![The VIP dining area at Campus Biovet, where the yellow and grey Kota stone flooring is reflected in the custom planters in the adjoining courtyard. The space is illuminated by modern linear lighting, contrasting with the raw, natural materials.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/289730a6-e6b1-4833-b1a3-8502315d3d7d)
- ![The auditorium we designed for Campus Biovet, with a color scheme reflecting the company's logo. This project required a careful balance of AV, HVAC, acoustics, and aesthetics to create a fully functional and visually cohesive presentation space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/fbcfa414-8ea8-4cef-9b8b-e95aabdaac35)
- ![A view of the tiered seating in the Biovet auditorium. Ensuring excellent sightlines and comfortable seating was just as important as managing the technical layers of acoustics and air conditioning in this corporate community space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4d647320-b73e-45b2-97f6-ef3641d83657)

### [Material & Detail Focus](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/material-detail-focus)

- ![The facade of the Campus Biovet office block, where an entire wall is clad in exposed brick. The glass roof of the protruding entryway reflects the sky, creating a beautiful contrast between the earthy brick and the open air.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9298f3d2-6db5-46c1-ac01-e2efd3f7834e)
- ![A narrow courtyard at Campus Biovet, where a brick jaali wall allows for light and ventilation while maintaining privacy. The lush tropical plants create a serene green corridor against the textured, earthy backdrop of the brickwork.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/806aa7a1-4667-44b2-9d4e-6d2440653f24)
- [Video: A close-up of the feature brick wall at Campus Biovet, showcasing the intricate patterns created with different brick orientations. The tall trees planted alongside the building complement the verticality of the facade.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/97327a6e-dae0-4c3b-82e8-72fbd77bdf2e)
- ![The courtyard wall of the VIP dining area at Campus Biovet is clad with custom cement tiles in shades of yellow and grey. This detail adds a unique, artistic pattern to the space and complements the lush tropical landscape.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/245667fc-ec83-46e0-a9e3-2eec61ba53dd)
- [Video: A glimpse into one of the landscaped courtyards at Campus Biovet, viewed through a large glass window. The design uses courtyards to bring ample light and ventilation deep into the building, with each one featuring unique wall finishes and landscaping.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5bda0860-1310-4c5d-bd7a-a4a4b4f443d0)
- [Video: This short video tour shows the material details in the corridors and courtyards of Campus Biovet. We used a combination of Kota stone flooring, exposed brick pillars, and carefully selected planters to create a cohesive and nature-filled environment.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/387eb19f-53ea-458d-8c48-8af68f33e17a)

### [The Design Process: From Concept to Reality](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/the-design-process-from-concept-to-reality)

- ![The beginning of our journey at the Campus Biovet site in June 2020. This image shows the foundation work for the 45,000 sq. ft. canteen and office block, the largest project for our studio at the time.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/59a772c9-9dbb-446c-92c0-fa443bb2663d)
- ![The site for the Campus Biovet office block, with the plinth beams laid out. This was the starting point for a three-year journey of bringing our architectural vision from the ground up.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f73aa325-8c22-41fe-9449-5921d1efc926)
- ![The basement level under construction at the Campus Biovet site. This phase involved extensive concrete and reinforcement work, forming the structural base for the three-story building above.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6203fe73-210f-4727-af06-89fa75d7a83e)
- ![The ground floor structure begins to take shape at the Campus Biovet project. The random rubble foundation work is visible, showcasing the early stages of construction before the columns rise.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/aa2d332c-b904-4f5c-95e3-8ebadd818cdf)
- ![A view from within the ground floor of the Campus Biovet building during construction. The exposed concrete columns and beams give a sense of the scale and the raw, industrial aesthetic that would define the finished space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/cd498c6f-08ca-4e76-9824-6505592e8707)
- ![The Veerabhavana Villa in Mangalore during the construction phase. The concrete shell of the building is complete, revealing the grand arches and overall form of the Mediterranean-inspired home before the finishing work began.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/521b9d60-2386-4fff-956f-6e941f40aabb)
- ![Another angle of the Veerabhavana Villa under construction. This view shows the full scope of the corner plot and how the design addresses both street-facing elevations, a key consideration from the start.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/26f4f55e-b1cf-43e8-ac5f-021f82f85b22)
- ![A close-up of the arched portico of the Veerabhavana Villa during construction. Even in its raw concrete form, the elegance and classical proportions of the architectural design are clearly visible.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7c9ec7e1-e41a-4ab7-a5c8-c3d72ced6f6a)
- ![Laterite brickwork begins on the ground floor of the Veerabhavana Villa. This traditional local material is used for infill walls within the concrete structural frame, grounding the home in its Mangalorean context.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/56d03b0e-23f3-4ffe-961b-df18d0b2f0f7)
- ![Two of our talented architects on-site at the Veerabhavana Villa project in Mangalore. Their dedication and problem-solving during the construction process were crucial to the project's success.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b8a8cb80-45e1-48d8-b1fe-bfffa5c21dfd)
- ![Two of our architects framed by one of the many arches at our Mangalore site. Regular site inspections are a critical part of our process, ensuring the design is executed correctly and resolving any challenges that arise.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/dd283a09-a2f5-445b-8d74-387b1ac5366d)
- ![A corridor in the Veerabhavana Villa nearing completion. The exposed wooden ceiling beams and arched doorways are in place, with protective paper still covering some elements as final touches are made.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/4873d40f-44d6-4d8e-8a5e-91b1e1702d0b)
- ![An interior doorway at the Veerabhavana Villa, where a ladder stands ready for the installation of lighting fixtures. This shot captures the final stages of construction, with the intricate carved wooden door and stained-glass transom window already installed.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/85769871-e8fc-417c-8b38-cdbce31e8660)
- ![Looking through a set of grand double doors to an arched balcony at the Veerabhavana Villa. This view, even during construction, shows how we designed layers of spaces and framed views to create a sense of depth and discovery.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/69e61352-d836-4ea2-9a22-86cc53fec4d8)
- ![A moment of satisfaction for me, the architect, sitting on the newly landscaped lawn of the Veerabhavana Villa just two weeks before handover. Seeing a long and challenging project come to fruition is an incredibly rewarding experience.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5e977611-8b15-4571-b5b2-18dc4e2faceb)
- [Video: A video showing the nearly completed facade of the Campus Biovet office block. The interplay of the tall trees with the textured brick walls highlights our effort to integrate the building with its natural surroundings.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/08135eb9-8194-48a5-9db5-695930b0fe8b)

### [In The Press](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/in-the-press)

- ![We are thrilled to be included on the cover of Building Material Reporter's issue on India's 40 inspiring architects and designers. It is an honor to be recognized among such talented peers in the industry.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3f218db3-b14d-45a2-8301-687ebbd44362)
- [Video: A quick flip through the Building Material Reporter magazine, where we were delighted to be featured as part of the cover story. Seeing our work and profile in print is always a proud moment for the studio.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/33984fd6-759e-41ff-8e3e-24ce635a0c8a)
- ![A promotional graphic from Building Material Reporter highlighting our feature in their "40 Inspiring Architects & Designers" issue. The magazine recognized our "Heritage Sojourn Home" for its vision blending tradition and contemporary sensibilities.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8a9cba4a-c4f4-4e96-a627-a6ae6353976c)
- ![We were delighted to see our project, Kana Cafe, featured in Trends Magazine. The article describes the Bali-inspired cafe as an oasis to escape the urban chaos, highlighting its refreshing and functional design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f70bdf18-c7f6-44c0-8815-e4d59b5a24eb)
- ![Another shot of our feature in Trends Magazine for the Kana Cafe project. This recognition validates our effort to create a serene and nature-integrated space that serves as a community hub in Bangalore.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/642a5832-2811-47d2-853e-0e19085776c3)
- ![Trends Magazine featured this image of the mosaic-tiled pizza oven at Kana Cafe. This custom-built oven is a centerpiece of the outdoor area, adding a touch of artisanal charm and functionality to the space.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6902dc9e-5cf4-4b0a-ad2f-bd6ebfc51178)
- ![A closer look at the pizza oven from the Trends Magazine feature. The design of the cafe seamlessly blends functional elements like this oven into the overall aesthetic, creating a space that is both beautiful and practical.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/69d05e73-7253-4686-8a1d-daf2aa105c67)
- ![Our project, the Meghana Foods Corporate Office, was featured by The Architect's Diary. The editorial praised the elegant design for its sophisticated facade and the seamless transition from the exterior to the opulent and warm interiors.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b6857a3d-f5be-44df-bb20-b1923bb9c28d)
- ![Our design for the Meghana Foods corporate office was also featured in Architect and Interiors India. The article highlighted the fast-paced nature of the project, which was completed in less than seven months through dedicated teamwork.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/522457c6-bbb7-40f7-9edd-2d4f8a3a2e23)
- ![We are proud to be featured in Architectural Digest once again, this time for our "Rooted Japandi Home" renovation. This recognition from a prestigious publication is a testament to our team's dedication to creating thoughtful and personal living spaces.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/72da3eea-8b25-49fe-b3aa-c1e5ca1fb1fc)

### [Meet the Architect & Team](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects/architecture-design/meet-the-architect-team)

- ![A site visit with my support system. Teamwork is at the heart of our studio, and collaborating on-site is essential to bringing our complex architectural projects to life successfully.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/cb093eb6-b380-42f8-abcb-dffec6271c66)
- ![A productive Saturday spent selecting gorgeous marbles and granites for a four-floor project with my junior architect. The material selection process is a critical and exciting part of any design.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/db498f29-4865-41a0-bad4-0ce83d3f2384)

## Meet your expert

[Studio Skapa](https://mytribe.in/studioskapa.architects)

### My story

We kicked off Studio Skapa Architects in 2019, after I soaked in a lot from London and some wild projects in Sri Lanka and India. Architecture for us? It’s never just walls and roofs. Like, designing Jindal Public School in Dabaspet—free education, real impact—made us believe good design can change lives. And that family home for Sri Veerendra Hegde ji in Mangalore? Still gives us goosebumps. That feeling, sitting at a finished site, just happy. That’s what keeps us going.

### My work

- **What we do**: Architecture, Interior Design, Urban Design for homes, F&B, retail, and offices.
- **Blending Old & New**: We love mixing earthy industrial home design with a bit of Bali inspired interiors, especially in Bengaluru.
- **How we work**: Every project is personal. We listen, look at the site, work with what’s there—trees, light, you name it.
- **Attention to Craft**: Big on Indian craftsmanship in interiors and picking materials that feel right for the place.

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