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Uttarakhand Architecture

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43 projects

Asna

THE HOURS OF THE HILL

Conceived as an architecture of terrain rather than object, The Hours of the Hill carves a network of subterranean public spaces into the granite ridge of Nandi Hills. Daylight, exposed rock, and landscape become the primary architectural elements, choreographing a journey that transforms tourism into geological and spatial discovery.

Sukriti

Auridya Experience Centre

The Cultural Heritage Experience Centre celebrates Lord Krishna's life through an immersive museum, Braj Arts Institute, themed gardens, water narratives, cultural exhibits, amphitheatre, café, library, and a 360° projection theatre. Blending heritage with digital storytelling, it preserves Braj's culture through experiential learning, performances and tech.

MOHAMED

Brownfield redevelopment of an abandoned stone quarry to an ayurvedic wellness center

This thesis project explores the transformation of an abandoned stone quarry in Malappuram, Kerala, into an Ayurvedic wellness center that promotes ecological restoration, sustainable design, and holistic healing. Once a site of environmental degradation, the quarry is reimagined as a regenerative landscape that restores both nature and human well-being. Th

Devam

Reinforcing The Identity of Chhattisgarh

Architecture is not just about buildings; it is also about people, memories, and the identity of a place. This project focuses on Chhattisgarh, a state formed in 2000, which today faces a challenge of identity.

Parmeet

Vrindavan's Widows: Empowerment by Design

Architecture for Destigmatisation and Empowerment of Widows in Vrindavan explores how spatial design can transform social narratives and create inclusive environments. The aim is to shift perceptions: redefining widows not as marginalised but as active participants in society by weaving empowerment and dignity into the built environment.

Anish

Pravah-Harmonizing Water, Culture, and Environment

Pravah explores regenerative architecture for water conservation in Poladpur, Maharashtra, integrating traditional rainwater systems with community infrastructure. It harmonizes water, culture, and environment to enhance resilience, livelihoods, and social cohesion in a high-rainfall yet water-scarce region

PRANAV

SOLMELU KUDLA - PRESERVING THE SOUL OF TULUNADU

Solmelu Kudla — meaning Thank You, Mangalore — is a cultural heritage preservation and interpretation center in Tulunadu, a coastal region of Karnataka, India. It seeks to safeguard the fading traditions, rituals, and stories of this diverse land, creating a living space where culture is celebrated, remembered, and reimagined.

Upama

From Myth to Matter

This project seeks to evolve Panatirtha into a multi-functional social and spiritual complex that integrates the sacred identity with the existing natural and tourism pathways of the Tahirpur region. The aim was to design a fully operational, year-round facility to host spiritual and secular festivals, educational tourism, and cultural gatherings.

Vedic Homes

Navajeevanam

Navajeevanam is a serene 6000 SFT home in Adyar, Chennai, designed for a family of three above their parents’ residence. Blending tradition and modern elegance, it offers privacy within a joint family setup. Highlights include a lush terrace garden, airy interiors, and a cozy lounge with a swing and window seating.

Mahia

Reimagining Somapura Mahavihara

Somapura Mahavihara is a 1300 years old Buddhist monastery of Bengal. The aim of this project is to make people know the history and significance of this spiritual place through spatial interpretation and Landscape. It addresses social, economic, and environmental well-being within the context of the current climate & biodiversity crisis.