Bringing Ideas to Life: Our Design Process

A video showing the study model for our 'Organic Square' project. This model helped us and the client visualize the concept of deconstructed living, where the home is broken into smaller parts to engage with the surrounding farm.

The architectural floor plan for Pavilion House. This drawing illustrates the clear division between the public living wing and the private bedroom wing, and how each space connects to the outdoor decks and pool.

A sectional perspective drawing of Ranch House, a weekend cabin in Nashik. Architectural drawings like this are crucial for communicating the design intent, showing the relationship between different levels and the flow of space.

A detailed architectural section of Maison Rouge. This drawing reveals the home's unique massing, which combines a modern, double-height living space with more traditional, intimate rooms, all connected by open verandas.

The master plan for Phase 1 of Organic Square. This drawing shows how the individual buildings are sited within the tropical landscape, creating a unique habitat focused on conscious, farm-to-table living.

Ranch House under construction, with its architectural plan overlaid. This composite image connects the design on paper to the reality on site, showing the foundation of local basalt stone and the open veranda taking shape.

The foundation work for Ridge House, seen from a drone. This perspective shows the initial layout of the home on the ridge, the first step in bringing the architectural vision to life.

A later drone shot of Organic Square during construction. Here you can see the walls rising and the deconstructed plan taking form amidst the tropical paradise.

Workers raising the steel roof structure for Organic Square. This image captures the blend of modern construction techniques with local, load-bearing stone walls.