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Nature-Integrated Residential Architectural Exteriors

byTechno ArchitectureProjects across Karnataka; Visit Architecture Studio in BasavanagudiStarts from₹220 ₹ per sq. ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

I design facades that are not just skins, but living, breathing parts of the home. My approach blends raw concrete, warm wood, and lush greenery to create structures that feel rooted in the Bengaluru landscape.

From render to reality, this video shows the 'Echoes of Nirvana' project, where cascading green balconies become the primary feature of the facade.

The 'SWARA' home at dusk, where integrated lighting highlights the curved forms and textured materials of the facade.

The 'AIKYA House', nominated for Building of the Year, features a clean, modern facade with cantilevered balconies and a balanced composition of wood, glass, and white walls.

The 'Belaku House' facade, another Building of the Year nominee, uses layers of balconies, planters, and screens to create a dynamic and green urban home.

'The Far Site House', recognized for its use of earthy materials like brick and jaali screens, which merge the internal and external spaces.

A feature on the 'Belaku' home, highlighting its unique facade that incorporates greenery at every level.

The 'AIKYA' house, celebrated for its contemporary and minimalist design that creates a powerful statement.

'The Far Site House' featured in a magazine, showcasing its 'Building Blocks' concept where the brick facade seems to merge with the landscape.

About Architectural Exteriors

When designing a facade, I do not just look at the street view, I look at the tree line. Most people choose materials based on current trends, but I focus on how the structure ages under Bengaluru’s sun. We use clay bricks and Corten steel because they weather beautifully, allowing the home to settle into the neighborhood rather than stand out like an artificial block. My goal is to make sure your home breathes, with ventilation that naturally cools the space while keeping your privacy intact.

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Techno Architecture

Projects across Karnataka; Visit Architecture Studio in BasavanagudiStarts from ₹220 ₹ per sq. ft. of Built-up Area

I’m Rajesh. At TechnoArchitecture, we don't just build houses; we create urban sanctuaries. My team and I focus on materials that age with grace, ensuring your home feels like it has always belonged to the land.

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A 3D render of the Kanthi Residence. This design showcases a contemporary facade with a warm brick finish, large glass windows, and integrated planters that bring life to the elevation.27
An alternate view of the Kanthi Residence render, highlighting the interplay of volumes and the way a tree from a second-floor courtyard grows through the structure, becoming a key feature of the facade.
The completed Prakash Reddy residence, surrounded by lush landscaping. The design uses a mix of travertine marble and wood-finish cladding to create a warm, modern, and inviting exterior.
A frontal view of the same residence, showing the clean lines, cantilevered balcony, and rooftop terrace. The landscaping at the ground level softens the modern structure.

Architectural Elevations and Facade Designs

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ID+AS ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit office in JP Nagar 7th Phase
For the SR Residence, I sculpted the facade with scooped-out volumes and textured screens, creating a dynamic interplay between solid and void. This approach allows for interesting indoor-outdoor experiences while maintaining a strong, modern presence.27
A wider perspective of the SR Residence, showcasing how the stone and concrete facade integrates with the landscape. The design balances monumental form with the human scale of a private home, complete with a lush terrace and floor-to-ceiling glazing.
This residence facade is a study in modern minimalism, layering raw concrete, expansive glass, and rich wooden textures. The composition of stacked volumes and integrated planters creates a home that is both geometrically pure and harmoniously blended with its natural surroundings.
The 'House of Courtyards' features a facade that integrates dark concrete textures with vertical wooden slats. This material contrast provides visual depth and responds to the climate by creating shaded, semi-enclosed spaces.

Sculptural Exteriors and Facades for Modern Homes

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Vivospace ArchitectsVisit Studio in JP Nagar 7th Phase; Projects across Karnataka
A cozy seating area on a wooden deck at Project 1374. The space is sheltered by a pergola and surrounded by vertical gardens, creating a private oasis that feels both indoors and outdoors.32
The rooftop entertainment lounge at Project 1374, designed for social gatherings. The open-sided pergola provides shade while maintaining a connection to the sky and surrounding views.
A dense cascade of hanging vines and potted plants creates a lush green curtain on this terrace at Project 1374. This is how we weave landscape into every level of the home.
A view from a bedroom in Project 1374 looking out onto a private, plant-filled terrace. Large sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary, allowing the garden to become an extension of the living space.

Homes Designed as Living Ecosystems

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The Purple Ink StudioStudio in Vasanth Nagar; Landscape projects in Bengaluru, Goa & Coastal Karnataka
An alternate perspective of 'The Concrete Veil' project. This view highlights the interplay of the concrete structure with the warmth of exposed brick and integrated greenery, showcasing a design that is woven into its urban environment.19
An alternate perspective of 'The Concrete Veil' project. This view highlights the interplay of the concrete structure with the warmth of exposed brick and integrated greenery, showcasing a design that is woven into its urban environment.
An alternate perspective of 'The Concrete Veil' project. This view highlights the interplay of the concrete structure with the warmth of exposed brick and integrated greenery, showcasing a design that is woven into its urban environment.
A top-down view of 'The Concrete Veil' render, revealing the geometric complexity of the facade and the layout of private green spaces within the apartment units.

Modern Residential Facades: Indo-Contemporary Architectural Designs

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Studio AllVisit Studio in JP Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru
Cascading cantilevered concrete roofs define the form of the House of Canopies. These strong horizontal planes create layered, sheltered spaces below, from open terraces to shaded verandahs, extending the living areas into the landscape.7
A view of an upper-level balcony at the House of Canopies, tucked beneath a sweeping concrete roof. This private outdoor space feels both protected and open, offering elevated views of the garden through the surrounding foliage.
The deep, polished concrete verandah of the House of Canopies, featuring a traditional swing. This transitional space serves as an open-air living room, perfectly embodying the seamless flow between indoor comfort and outdoor serenity.
Morning light streams across the verandah, casting long shadows and highlighting the texture of the polished floor and wooden frames. We carefully orient our buildings to capture the beauty of light at different times of day.

Residential Design: Blurring Indoors & Outdoors

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Studio MotleyBased in Koramangala; Projects across Bengaluru
The 'House of Greens' seen from the street, framed by trees. The design uses a combination of exposed brick, concrete, and abundant greenery to create a structure that feels rooted in its natural surroundings.20
A wide view of the 'House of Greens' living area, showing how the dining space, living room, and garden are all visually connected. The open-plan layout and large glass walls are key to creating this sense of expansive, shared space.
A quiet outdoor seating area designed for relaxation and conversation. The space is sheltered by the building's overhang while remaining completely open to the garden, offering a perfect example of indoor-outdoor living.

Nature-Integrated Homes: Biophilic Architecture for Bengaluru

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