The work,
unfiltered.

A house that finally stopped performing and started living.

The Mehtas had spent three years in a house that looked magnificent in photographs and felt hollow in person.

A workspace where the geometry itself refuses to be ordinary.

Meridian Financial had outgrown their previous office in every sense.

A coastal house that earns its place in the landscape.

The plot sits on a laterite shelf thirty metres above the Arabian Sea, facing west.

A palace hotel that chose restraint over spectacle and won.

Jaipur has no shortage of heritage hotels.

Thirty-two floors up, a home that turns its back on the view to find something better.

The client, a private equity partner, had purchased the penthouse primarily for the panoramic view of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link and the city beyond.

A wellness space where the architecture is the treatment.

Sutra's founders had identified a gap in Bangalore's wellness market: a tier above day spas but below medical retreats, serving a professional clientele who considered their time the most valuable asset they owned.