Expertise
Homes designed around how a family actually lives.
Private residences planned from daily use and Punjab's climate — not from a catalogue elevation.
A home brief is rarely just square footage and a room list — it's how a specific family actually moves through a day: where the morning light should fall, whether the kitchen needs to face the garden or stay closed off from guests, how three generations under one roof share space without losing privacy. We start every residential project with that conversation, not with a floor plan template.
Climate is the same discipline here as on our larger institutional and commercial work, just at a smaller scale — deep verandahs, cross ventilation, and orientation that reduces summer heat gain before any cooling system is specified.
Our residential practice covers private homes and small housing developments, handling architecture and interior design as one integrated scope so the building's structure and its finished spaces are resolved together.
What’s included
- Family-specific space planning (privacy, multigenerational living, daily routines)
- Passive climate design (orientation, cross ventilation, shading)
- Structural and architectural design through construction drawings
- Interior design and material specification
- Small-scale housing development planning
Frequently asked
How involved should I be in the design process for my own home?
As involved as you want to be — the process typically starts with a detailed conversation about how your household actually uses space day to day, and that conversation shapes the plan more than any style reference you bring us.
Can you design a home that works for a joint family with shared and private zones?
Yes — multigenerational and joint-family planning is a regular part of our residential work, and it's resolved through zoning (which spaces are shared, which are private, and how they connect) rather than simply adding more rooms.
Do you handle interiors as well as the building design?
Yes, as one scope — the structure and the finished interior spaces are designed together so material and layout decisions aren't reconciled after construction is already underway.
Planning a residential architecture project?
Talk to the studio directly — the first consultation is free, and you’ll speak with the architect who would run your project.
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