6000 sq.ft Projects
Posted On August 13, 2026
Editor’s Note: Some homes carry a strong connection to where a family comes from. This residence draws from its clients’ agricultural roots in Pochampalli, bringing vernacular ideas into a contemporary...
Posted On July 16, 2026
The residence sits in Greater Kailash (GK1), one of Delhi’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, spanning approximately 750 square yards, or roughly 6,000 square feet of carpet area. Designed with classic interiors,...
Posted On July 11, 2026
KRIPA is a residence that reflects the personality and lifestyle of its homeowner — calm, open, and rooted in nature. The project focuses on creating light-filled, green spaces with minimal...
Posted On June 03, 2026
Set within the leafy neighbourhood of Vasant Vihar in New Delhi, this 6,000 sq ft residence is a bold exploration of dark tones, maximalist layering and immersive spatial drama. Envisioned...
Posted On November 26, 2022
Being a nature lover, the client opts to have a holiday home alike sculpture stalled in his farmland. The site is located amidst the coconut grove and paddy fields giving...
Posted On November 18, 2022
We set out to design a sophisticated, unconventional apartment. The design intent was to keep it minimal yet have unique features that can make it stand out. The client brief...
Posted On June 27, 2022
Text description provided by the architects. We are Studio DSA discussing the project Samyak built on a plot area of 5,700 sq. ft. The project is ideally located in a local area called New Alkapuri in Vadodara, Gujarat. The plot is rectangular in shape with a length of 80’9” and width of 71’4.5”. A main 7.5m approach road follows an internal...
Posted On June 08, 2022
The strong visual artistic aura of the design is derived from the dramatic confrontation with everyday memories of the city, bringing a brand-new sense of lightness and imagination to the...
Posted On May 12, 2022
Vrindavan Awas is a beautiful luxury home offering the comfort and serenity of the modern world alongside the charm of a tropical paradise. The personal design objective of the house...
Posted On February 01, 2022
Instinctive acceptance of towering cubical structures is now shifting to welcome contextual familiarity, respecting their own guidelines and expressive architecture. The inspiration from traditional architecture of Pondicherry with contemporary aesthetics...