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Selim

VibeFlow Academy

"The Rhythm of Craft, the Cycle of Education" The project translates Nigeria’s rich musical heritage into a spatial tool for the economic independence and rehabilitation of youth. The architectural layout is organized around the triad of "Production-Learning-Performance". Traditional instrument workshops are integrated into the street and public axes, making

Yaren

ojas strata

ayurveda treatment center

Callie

Root and Rhythm

Root and Rhythm is a wellness centered focused on slow movements, connecting the mind and body, and blurring the lines between nature and self. Root and Rhythm creates a unique environment that fosters a better relationship with mind, body, and soul.

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

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.

Vedic Homes

Aikya, an ode to oneness

‘Aikya’, meaning unity and harmony, is a thoughtfully designed apartment project in the heart of Chennai. Built on a compact 1800 SFT plot, it reimagines urban living through three exclusive villapartments—each with a private terrace and stilt-level lobby. With open planning, natural light, and refined luxury, Aikya blends elegance with comfort.

Selin and Doruk

VERSATILE

Versatile is an eco-village project located in Boa Vista, aiming to achieve cultural sustainability. This project brings people from different cultures together with their own unique, flexible and modular typologies.

Betul

Co-Finity

The eco-village creates a transition between urban life and nature. We define the concept of a cycle as a continuous flow that sustains itself and each other, approaching sustainability from this perspective. Small cycles come together to form a larger cycle. We have created temporary living spaces for digital nomads.

lazy

VEILLA: From earth to sky

Inspired by traditional Indian clothing, architectural design acts as a veil between the sky and the ground, and traditional Indian corridor elements magnify the experience of human and nature. Architecture has a direct dialogue with mountains and nature, creating a peaceful connection between heaven and earth.