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Diverse, varying in scale, articulate, conceptually strong and executed to perfection the studio has designed and
delivered a large array of works across typologies. Deep processes, the return to first questions at every stage , and
the pursuit of the abstract have been a continuous underpinning.

DEVI ART FOUNDATION

DEVI ART FOUNDATION, Gurugram

“Architecture surrounds us; we interact with it on a daily basis. But what of those buildings that seem to not want to interact with the context that they are in as a form of protest?”

ABHIVYAKTI - City Arts Project

ABHIVYAKTI - City Arts Project, Ahmedabad

“Exploring avenues to incorporate art into the urban fabric of the city.”

PARIKH HOUSE

PARIKH HOUSE, Ahmedabad

“There are spaces that are designed to serve a purpose larger than themselves. And then, there are spaces that are remarkably personal.”

KHEMANI DISTILLERIES

KHEMANI DISTILLERIES, Daman

"To design is to envision and create spaces. How does one envision the process of space-making - when space itself is restricted? How much does available space dictate the kind of space that is created?"

SUPREMUS OFFICES

SUPREMUS OFFICES, Mumbai

“Artistic expression in landscape design is not a function of scale; rather it is governed by the narratives that the designer chooses to tell.”