What we do
01 — ARCHITECTURE
Buildings & Places
Residential · Hospitality · Institutional · Commercial · Interiors · Renovation
02 — URBANISM
Neighbourhoods & Cities
Masterplanning · Urban Design · Mobility · Public Realm · Urban Strategies
03 — LAND & DEVELOPMENT
Understanding Possibilities
Site Analysis · Feasibility · Regulatory Analysis · Development Scenarios · Site Planning
04 — RESEARCH
Understanding Systems
GIS · Spatial Analysis · Urban Research · Climate · Infrastructure · Policy
05 — SUSTAINABILITY
Improving Performance
Climate Responsive Design · Net Zero · Energy · Water · Carbon · LEED · BREEAM · Estidama · GRIHA
We look beyond the building.
A building is part of something larger.
It belongs to a landscape, a neighbourhood, a city, a climate and a network of infrastructure and people.
At Mohit Arya & Partners, we look at these relationships before deciding what should be built.
Our work brings together architecture, urbanism, spatial research and environmental thinking to understand a place, identify its possibilities and shape appropriate responses.
Sometimes that means designing a building. Sometimes it means understanding a piece of land, developing a masterplan or studying a city.
We think in systems.
A building does not exist in isolation. It sits within a network of land, landscape, infrastructure, climate, people, economics and the city around it. We study these relationships before making design decisions. This systems-based approach allows us to see opportunities and constraints that may be missed when a project is considered as a building alone.
Our approach
Every project begins with understanding.
01
Observe
Understand the physical and environmental conditions of the place.
02
Analyse
Understand the systems and constraints shaping the site.
03
Explore
Ask what can happen here and what should happen here.
04
Strategise
Translate possibilities into a coherent spatial strategy.
05
Design
Turn strategy into places and buildings.
06
Perform
Improve environmental performance and long-term value.
We can enter a project at any of these stages — from an early question about a piece of land to a fully developed architectural brief.
Questions we're asking
Can development strengthen rather than fragment the landscape?
How can climate vulnerability inform planning?
What does sustainable development mean in the Indian context?
Can architecture contribute to better and more equitable cities?
Have a place, a project or a question?
Let's begin by understanding it.


