Architects Swapnil Valvatkar, Arun Kumar TD and Adwitha Suvarna are the key apostles who formed Collage Architecture Studio in the year 2008. The former two graduated from Goa College of Architecture in 2001, while Adwitha graduated from Bangalore Institute of Technology in 2002. Working at Chandravarkar & Thacker Architects and later at Mindspace Architects; the trio attempts to develop an architectural language that could respond to the diversity of the field with simplicity by creating spaces that could converse with its surroundings and the users.
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Collage Architecture Studio’s Aayi(house in Goa) embodies the brief of being contemporary and minimalistic while being in harmony with the countryside context of the site.
Collage Architecture studio’s Notan Home in Hoskote, Bangalore is designed with a thoughtful take on interactive living achieved via natural elements within the built environment.
Toy Story, Play School at Bangalore ~ Our approach was to defy the idea of closed classrooms, monotonous corridors which will lock our imaginations away for eight hours every day.
The Science Gallery Bengaluru, designed by Collage Architecture Studio, is visualized to be a dynamic new space for engaging young adults at the interface between science and the arts. Space which adapts with the city and the interests of its citizens.
An abode of wholesome living, Rohan Avriti is an apartment complex like no other. The project strives to revive the lost concept of community living where the user becomes a part of the bigger scheme of things. This sanctuary, a breath of fresh air, is a neighbourhood carved out in an urban setting where people come together to celebrate life in all its glory.
Prasanna House is illustrative, where an urban context has been transformed into an intimate and tranquil living space. Trees, leaves, and nature are the essence of the project, bringing it to life.
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