Designed as a response to Ahmedabad’s harsh climate, this residence redefines spatial and environmental harmony. An L-shaped layout, full-height louvered doors, and a material palette rooted in raw textures shape a home that seamlessly integrates architecture, climate, and landscape.

The House of Courtyards unfolds as a sequence of spaces shaped by light, movement, and silence. Courtyards anchor the home, framing nature within its walls while creating fluid transitions between solitude and togetherness—an architecture that listens, adapts, and reveals itself through experience.

The Surat National Bank merges security, accessibility, and spatial clarity within Udhna’s industrial landscape. Defined by bold concrete massing and layered transparency, it establishes a civic presence while fostering interaction and efficiency through strategic zoning and environmental responsiveness.

The Twin House balances individuality and unity, crafting two distinct homes with a shared architectural language. Anchored by courtyards and defined by exposed concrete, it offers openness, privacy, and a seamless dialogue between structure and family.

The Kevdi Eco-Tourism Center seamlessly integrates with the forest, offering earth-block domes, a bamboo bridge cafe, and immersive trails. Architecture becomes a mediator—blending into the landscape, enhancing exploration, and deepening the connection between visitors and nature.

The Crocodile Breeding Centre is an immersive habitat where architecture and ecology converge. A perforated, triangulated roof casts shifting shadows, echoing crocodile skin and dense foliage. Balancing light, ventilation, and microclimate control, the structure transforms function into experience—creating a space that feels as natural as it is intentional.

Aastha is a campus designed for comfort, independence, and community. Private bungalows, shared spaces, and vocational workshops create a sense of belonging. With dedicated staff and comprehensive facilities, it supports nearly 200 residents in living, learning, and thriving.

Bloomingdale International School redefines learning spaces with fluid architecture and open adaptability. Classrooms extend beyond walls, a sunken courtyard anchors the design, and natural light shapes the atmosphere. With exposed concrete, warm wood, and a living roof, the school is both a sanctuary and a catalyst for inquiry.

Dancing Bricks House is a multi-generational home where privacy and connection coexist. Its handcrafted ceramic facade plays with light and movement, while vertical punctures bring in daylight. Thoughtfully planned within a dense urban footprint, the design adapts, evolves, and unites—an architectural dialogue between individuality and togetherness.

Darwin Bucky redefines the possibilities of temporary architecture—where adaptability, structural intelligence, and artistic expression converge into a seamless, ever-evolving spatial experience.

Bamboo Cottage is an exercise in efficiency and intent. Built in under two months, it maximizes bamboo’s strength and simplicity. A compact footprint houses essential spaces, while wattle and daub walls root it in the landscape. Fast, resourceful, and deliberate—design stripped to its essence.

Toddler’s Den is a playground of movement and discovery. Designed as an interactive topography, its fluid form invites children to climb, crawl, and explore. Crafted with parametric precision, layered materials, and an exposed metal skeleton, it is architecture in motion—bold, immersive, and built for play.

Sarkar House is a study in minimalism, light, and climate-conscious design. Extended decks and terraces shape dynamic spaces, while high thermal mass materials and passive solar strategies ensure comfort. Rooted in sustainability, it harmonizes architecture with nature, creating a home that breathes with its surroundings.