Services
Architecture and urbanism, supported by land strategy, research and sustainability.
GIS is a way of understanding places. Feasibility is a way of understanding possibilities. Masterplanning is a way of shaping places. Sustainability is a way of improving performance. Every capability below connects back to the same core identity — architecture, urbanism and research.
01 — Land & Development
Before architecture, there is the question of what is possible.
A piece of land is shaped by its location, topography, access, regulations, infrastructure, landscape, climate and surrounding development.
We study these factors to understand the opportunities and constraints of a site before a design is developed.
This allows us to explore different development possibilities and make more informed decisions about what a place could become.
Our role can begin before architecture begins.
Site & Land Analysis
- Location & Context
- Topography & Slope
- Access & Connectivity
- Existing Land Use
- Landscape
- Climate
- Infrastructure
- Environmental Constraints
Development Feasibility
- FAR / FSI
- Ground Coverage
- Height & Setbacks
- Parking
- Development Potential
- Regulatory Analysis
- Preliminary Area Statements
Development Scenarios
- Alternative Site Strategies
- Built / Open Space Relationships
- Massing Studies
- Phasing
- Preliminary Masterplans
02 — Architecture
Architecture
We design buildings that respond to their context, climate, landscape, material and the people who inhabit them.
Our architectural work ranges from individual residences to hospitality, institutional and larger-scale projects.
03 — Urbanism
Cities are our larger canvas.
Cities are constantly being reshaped by infrastructure, mobility, development, climate and changing patterns of living.
We are interested in understanding these systems and exploring how design and planning can contribute to better urban environments.
Our urban work operates between research, spatial analysis, planning and design.
04 — Research
Research informs how we design.
We investigate the systems that shape buildings, neighbourhoods and cities.
Our research explores mobility, infrastructure, climate, urban growth, policy and environmental change through spatial analysis, mapping and design research.
These investigations inform our practice and allow us to approach projects with a broader understanding of place.
Mumbai · Urban Geography · Mobility
Verticalised Transportation Infrastructure
Research into flyovers, Road-over-Rail Bridges and their relationship with the urban fabric.
Kutch · Climate Resilience · Policy
Manufactured Vulnerability
Research examining the relationship between climate vulnerability, development, geography and policy.
Net-Zero Housing · Sustainability · Architecture
Project Vivaan
Research-led architectural work exploring sustainable residential design.
05 — Sustainability
Designing for performance.
Environmental performance is most effective when considered from the beginning of a project.
We integrate sustainability into architectural and development decisions through climate-responsive design, environmental analysis and internationally recognised rating frameworks.
06 — Existing Buildings
Not everything needs to be built from scratch.
Existing buildings and places contain opportunities for adaptation, renovation and improved performance.
We assess existing conditions and explore how buildings can be upgraded, expanded, reused or made more environmentally responsive.