Manav Gangwani Showroom at DLF Emporio: Manav Gangwani’s garments symbolize glamour, the silhouettes dramatic yet timeless. To create a shell for the garments our design response was to create a contemporary abstraction of a timeless form. Our inspiration was the grottos- an intimate cave like space, which forms the foundation of many classical structures.
The corporate head office for the MKM group works on the idea of transparency, and a shared workspace. Peripheral cabins in glass frame a notional central ‘courtyard’ like space that opens out to the green terrace through the glass walls of the boardroom. This arrangement offers a feeling of privacy and yet retaining transparency. The cool palette of grey stained cement board, poured concrete and glass becomes a frame for the sculpted furniture in CNC cut stacked plywood and hand cast custom designed, brass suspended lamps. – Studio Lotus
Yashman Twin Bungalow at Kolhapur by Sunil Patil and Associates: It is a twin bungalow designed for brothers who are farmers . These bungalows are connected by a well designed landscape between them which houses the common interactive spaces. The main feature of the house is the landscape with the connecting lobby and water cascade around which all habitable spaces revolve. The connecting lobby houses the parking below it at ground level and creates a common space for interaction which connects the twins at upper level. It also connects to the garden at ground level in the backyard.
This residence is designed for an industrialist couple. The couple has a natural flair towards painting & both of them nurture PAINTING as their hobby.
Fratelli Wines at Solapur by Sunil Patil and Associates: This project has been designed using climate as the basic parameter of the design and has been successfully completed in a stipulated budget and time.
House at Pali, Raigad, by Mangesh Jadhav and Bhakti Panchal Architects: NIRMITTEE Mangesh Jadhav | Principal Architect Graduated in Architecture, he is practicing since 17
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