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byStudio SkapaTakes projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad & across KarnatakaStarts from₹160 per sq. ft. of built-up areaView full gallery

We are honored to have our architectural journey recognized by leading design publications. Below is a selection of our featured work, ranging from commercial offices to private residences.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

About In The Press

When our projects are selected for publication, it often centers on our ability to balance structural constraints with aesthetic intent. For instance, the Meghana Foods office project, a collaboration featured in Architect and Interiors India, was executed in under seven months, demonstrating our commitment to rapid, high-quality delivery without compromising the sophisticated facade or interior warmth.

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Takes projects in Bengaluru, Hyderabad & across KarnatakaStarts from ₹160 per sq. ft. of built-up area

I founded Studio Skapa Architects to explore how design can improve daily life, whether in a home or a large commercial campus. My team and I focus on blending regional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities, ensuring every space we create is functional and deeply personal to the people who use it.

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A shot of our tropical-themed boardroom, as featured in a repost by Elle Decor India. The publication highlighted the project's unconventional and refreshing approach to office design.
Architectural Digest India featured our work on the AMC Chairman's office. This image from the feature shows the elegant entryway with its custom art and lighting.
Our pantry design for the Venus Communiti coworking space, shared by Elle Decor India. The bold flooring and marble island were noted for their stylish and functional appeal.

Design Projects Featured in Leading Media

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TangramProjects across Bengaluru & Mysuru; Visit Design Studio at Lal Bagh Road
A snapshot of our feature in Trends Magazine for "The Far Site House." The article highlights the project's unique material palette and its connection to the outdoors.10
Another page from our feature in Trends Magazine, quoting our philosophy on using warm, earthy materials like clay bricks, jaalis, and stone to blend the home with its surroundings.
Our project "Belaku" was featured in a publication on contemporary Indian houses. This spread showcases the central double-height courtyard with its peaceful water body and lush greenery.
A collage from the "Belaku" feature, showing various interior vignettes, including the library, living spaces, and the spiral staircase, all connected by the central atrium.

Our Residential Projects Featured in Design Publications

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Techno ArchitectureProjects across Karnataka; Visit Design Studio in Basavanagudi
We are so thrilled and honored to be included in the prestigious AD List 2025 by Architectural Digest India. It is a wonderful recognition of our firm's dedication to design excellence.11
Our Meghana Foods corporate office project was featured in The Architect's Diary. This image highlights the elegant lounge area, which was designed as a collaboration between our firm and Studio Skapa Architects.
Another shot from our feature in The Architect's Diary, showcasing one of the executive cabins. The article notes the seamless transition from the exterior to the warm and opulent interiors.
This waiting area from the Meghana Foods office, with its sculptural furniture and soft color palette, was also highlighted in our recent press feature.

Our Work Featured in Leading Design Publications

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Atelier 108Takes projects across Karnataka; Visit Design Studio in Sahakar Nagar
A view of a grand, open staircase we designed for a luxury duplex residence in Bengaluru. The combination of polished wood, glass railings, and marble flooring creates an immediate sense of opulence, while the intricate ceiling design adds another layer of custom detail.7
This intricately carved teak wood door was custom-designed for a pooja room. It showcases our expertise in traditional Indian craftsmanship, with detailed carvings of elephants and deities that create a truly divine entrance.
Natural light floods this double-height courtyard, highlighting the texture of the laterite brick accent wall. We designed this space with a modern floating staircase and large skylights to create a vibrant, sunlit core within the home.
We brought the outdoors in by incorporating a lush vertical garden next to the dining area in this Bengaluru residence. This biophilic design element provides a refreshing natural view, perfectly complementing the elegant, classic furniture and polished marble floors.

Featured Architectural Projects and Interior Designs

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Process ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Design Studio in Jayanagar
We were thrilled to see our Madani Residence project featured in Designer Plus Builders magazine. This spread showcases the project from the initial concept to the final stunning photographs.11
The opening page of our magazine feature, highlighting the beautiful twilight facade of the Madani Residence and introducing our principal architects.
A page from the feature showing the home's exterior and the double-height living room, with text in Malayalam detailing our design process.

Architectural Features and Industry Recognition

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AtmofProjects across Bengaluru, Kannur & Kochi; Visit Studios in HSR Layout & Kannur
My work on the Funktion Design studio was featured in Domus India under the title "A Daring and Visceral Pragmatism." The article discusses the building as a convincing argument for the spatial and structural possibilities that arise from a close collaboration between architect and engineer.10
A quote from the Domus India feature, describing the experience of being within the studio's multi-level, transparent structure as a "sense of exhilaration." The article captures the feeling of lightness and suspension that the design aims to evoke.
The feature included early conceptual sketches and photographs of the studio under construction, illustrating the evolution of the design from a simple idea to a complex, layered building.
A series of diagrams from the Domus India article, showing the step-by-step assembly of the studio's structural language. The text describes how the lower suspended floors impart the "distinctive experience of being within a tree-house."

Award-Winning Architecture & Design Features

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Funktion DesignTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Studio in Sanjayanagara

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