Design Inc. is an architectural firm situated in Udaipur, founded by Ar. Anup Murdia and Ar. Sandeep Jain in 2011. The firm believes in creating spaces with overall understanding of certainties and uncertainties expected by users with clean details.
Driven by a fascination with how spaces shape lives, embarked on a journey to understand the art and science of building design. The prospect of leaving a tangible legacy, combining aesthetics with functionality, fueled our passion. With each blueprint and structure, we sought to capture the essence of human expression, transforming visions into tangible realities that enrich lives and communities. All such happenings did motivate us to pursue architecture.
Freedom of creation. We launched our own architecture practice, Design Inc., driven by a desire for creative autonomy, a vision to realize unique design concepts, and a passion for shaping spaces that inspire. Fueled by a commitment to innovation and client collaboration, we embarked on this journey to craft meaningful architectural solutions.
We believe in creating spaces, considering certainties and un-certainties expected by users regarding utilization, environment and maintenance. We work on designing the elements line, shape, size and space in accordance with principles of design. Thereby, contributing to appropriate proportion, pattern and hierarchy. We provide design solutions with a minimalist approach synchronized with clean details and contextual design.
Concept development and design often stem from a blend of intuition, experience, research, and creativity. While seemingly irrational at times, it’s the fusion of divergent ideas and unconventional thinking that sparks innovation. Inspiration may arise from personal experiences, cultural influences, nature, technology, or even dreams. Embracing ambiguity and allowing ideas to evolve without constraints can lead to breakthroughs that defy logic yet resonate profoundly with audiences. Thereby, shaping the future of design and creativity. So basically it’s an amalgamation of all such variables.
We try to evolve design language through following measures:
1. Embracing user feedback to understand needs.
2. Exploring new technologies for innovative solutions.
3. Simplifying complex elements for clarity.
4. Balancing tradition with modernity for timeless appeal.
5. Collaborating across disciplines to gain fresh perspectives.
6. Iterating constantly to refine and adapt to changing contexts.
7. Striving for coherence while allowing for evolution.
Honesty and sincerity towards work.
The Concrete Concert and Chordia House.
In architecture practice, technology revolutionizes design, visualization, and collaboration. Computer-aided design (CAD) software enables precise drafting and modeling. Building Information Modeling (BIM) streamlines project coordination and lifecycle management. Virtual and augmented reality enhance client presentations and design reviews.
Somehow , practically , we try to make different approach for every project. In terms of challenge, its mainly like a jig saw puzzle, which adds to our interest in solving, which on the contrast has more than one solution.
Projects can change the way people perceive built spaces in various ways. For example, innovative architecture can redefine traditional notions of aesthetics and functionality, while urban development projects can transform neglected areas into vibrant community hubs, altering perceptions of safety and desirability. Additionally, projects focused on sustainability can raise awareness about environmental issues and inspire people to see built spaces as interconnected with nature.
Artifacts’ design, sketching , music, and mental health grooming.
Every city, space, environment feels like a distinct space, whose designer seem to be Mother Nature, prompting to be in love with everything around.
Commitments to personal growth are vital for ongoing development. Here are some potential commitments which seem important to us: Continuous learning, self-reflection, physical health, mental health, setting goals, stepping out of comfort zone, building relationships, giving back, adaptability, gratitude practice.
We strive to leave a legacy of positivity and hope, inspiring others to live authentically, pursue their passions, and make a positive impact in the world. Whether through acts of kindness, advocacy for social justice, or simply being a source of encouragement and support to those around me. We hope to leave a lasting impression that resonates with people from all walks of life and inspire them to create positive change in their own communities and beyond.
In a landscape where aspiration quietly waits, Granthalay emerges as a circular building and sanctuary for learning—gathering people, knowledge, and place into a shared civic moment. Granthalay is conceived as a civic institution that extends beyond the conventional idea of a library, responding to the acute lack of educational and community infrastructure in the district […]
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Design, when it emerges as a living tapestry, turns the experience of living into a vibrant everyday narrative. Baldota House in Alandi, Pune by ARCHOS accommodates three generations under a single roof in the area spanning 7500 Sq. Ft. Spearheaded by the family’s desire for a generous space and a theatrical essence along with balanced […]
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Adopting sustainable living today, both in design and daily life, is crucial for reducing our environmental footprint and preserving resources for future generations. In the design of this bamboo pavilion, this means using eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient technologies, and creating spaces that harmonize with natural surroundings. In daily living, sustainability involves mindful consumption, reducing waste, conserving […]
Tucked into the lush landscape of Thiruvananthapuram, Aashiyana is a residence that balances context, climate, and craft. Designed by architect Srijit Srinivas, this bungalow is conceived as more than a tropical retreat-it is a spatial journey where bold colour, filtered light, and thoughtful materials orchestrate a distinctive atmosphere. Nestled Amidst Lush Landscape Aashiyana Balances Craft […]
Situated on a compact 1200 sft south-west corner plot, this residence was conceived as an inward-looking sanctuary for a family of four — a home that balances privacy and openness, light and enclosure, within the dense urban fabric. This Residence Was Conceived As An Inward-Looking Sanctuary For A Family Of Four | The Insideout Studio […]
Project 1374 is located in one of the plotted developments in the north of Bangalore, characterized by well-demarcated plots, open spaces, spacious roads, and organized infrastructure. Trees flank the wide streets, dividing the plots with dense canopies offering shaded avenues. Abutting the plot stood a cluster of trees- a quiet presence. We borrowed these trees […]
‘Roots’ was an experiment to build sustainably but not confer to the design language typically associated with sustainable buildings. This residential project re-considers the expression of sustainable architecture through a minimalist and materially grounded lens. Located on a 4,000 sq.ft. plot, the designers conceived the house for a family of three and their pet, organizing […]