Rock-face project, Bhopal, by flYingseeds Studio is a concurrence between the built mass and the existing rocky plateau through the ecological weave and by providing optimal, sustainable, green environments for different activities.
Pier House, Noida, by flYingseeds Studio is a holiday home for family and friends, closely rooted to traditional Indian ethos and the vernacular feel, in convivial environment with nature.
Future Trajectories 2.0: flYingseeds Studio
The Pavilion House, Bhilai, designed by flYingseeds Studio, is a new contemporary house next to the existing one, with an open garden all to it.
The Respire Office, New Delhi by flYingseeds Studio is about the homecoming to the Industrial Modern Office culture- an exercise of conscious sustainable architecture, building more with less.
In the Contemporary world, the definition of a home has evolved substantially. The Expectations and demands are changing from just Comfort, aesthetics and safety of a shelter to lifestyle, luxury, statement, a work of art with personalities in their own right. It’s the Architects’ responsibility to take up this challenge to not just meet these demands but bring in traditional and global concerns consciously on the board, innovatively. – Flyingseeds studio
Treehouse Office, New Delhi by flYingseeds Studio is designed to help accentuate productivity and creativity at working environments. Further, evolving as a co-working space that instils impetus within the teams and heads respectively.
Having started his own practice in 2015, Abhinav provides us with insights from his day to day understanding of running his firm. FlyYing Seeds aspires to be a pragmatic practice which currently handles versatile architectural and interior projects in residential, commercial, retail, institutional and hospitality projects.
The major requirement was to create a consolidated proposal wherein all these curricular activities houses under one roof within a square site at the south-west side of the school property.
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