A small urban residence where a combination of brick arches, vaults and shallow domes have been tried in an attempt to construct without steel and shuttering.

A gated farmhouse community outside Chandigarh sprawled in over 45 acres of land. Sustainable design features along with a lot of radical community living ideas will make this a unique project.

An attempt to renovate and retrofit the existing colony to make it more habitable and functional. Existing units are reconfigured to increase the density. Sustainable building practices will make this a model housing colony.

An inward looking plan with a courtyard in the center. The clients’ fondness for ornamentation has been kept in mind while designing railings, grilles and flooring patterns. A swimming pool has also been included within the premises.

‘Living in style’ is what would be the appropriate phrase for this farmhouse where, apart from a residence, there is a club house, a fully equipped gymnasium and a swimming pool. Spread on a 3 acre plot, away from the hustle-bustle of the city, it has been designed keeping in mind the clients taste for a lavish lifestyle with all comforts and commodities within the farmhouse.

Vaastu governs the design of this house to a large extent. The simple yet stylistic interiors have been designed keeping in mind the clients requirements for a comfortable home. There is a play of levels in the elevation. Green areas are introduced at various places and planters have been given at many areas thus imparting a ‘close to nature’ look to the house.

An unusual design where a pair of curved walls separates the formal areas from the informal spaces. A brick facade, stepped walls punctured with voids at some places and planters at various places make it a stand out from the adjacent houses.

A comfortable city house where use of brick has been explored for structure, aesthetics and finishing. Has large brick vaults and glass brick vault over the central atrium. Featured in the ‘A+D Magazine’ Jan’05.

A new floor was added and lots of interesting daylit spaces incorporated into the residence.

A small urban residence where a combination of passive thermal control techniques have been tried. Features in the TERI book “Energy Efficient Building in India”.

A Passive Solar building on the Shiwalik Hills optimizing the view with the orientation. The contoured site was used to create levels within the house resulting in spaces that flow from one to another, linking the inside to the outside

An unusual design where a central covered courtyard forms the core of the house A partial brick façade with interesting elevational elements makes the house stand out.