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A Model for Tropical Housing

Project: Termitary House, Vietnam Architects: Tropical Space Co. Ltd., Vietnam

An Integrated Design Approach To A Great Learning Environment

Project: ADEC School and Stand-alone Kindergarten, Abu Dhabi, UAE

The Building Is Subtle Yet Dynamic In Its Form

Project: Mahatma Gandhi International Convention Centre, Gambia

Rejuvenating Intercity Connectivity

Project: Comprehensive Architectural and Engineering services for development of 4 Railway Stations at Naya Raipur, Chattisgarh

Towards A Holistic Approach In The Wake Of Sustainability

Urbanisation is an inevitable process in a city’s growth.

Matrix Of Built ‘N' Un-Built

Project: Smarak of Late Hon’ble Shri Gopinath Munde at Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Spiritually Inspired Design

Project: Landport Terminal Building at Dera Baba Nanak, Kartarpur Corridor, Punjab

Imbibing Culture In Design

Project: Expansion of Integrated Terminal Building at Varanasi Airport, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

Fusing Tradition With The Modern

Project: New Domestic Terminal (T3) Building at Biju Patnaik International Airport, Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Shell Within A Shell

Project: Mega Auditorium – Anna University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

An Energy-Efficient Design

Project: New Integrated Terminal Building, Vadodara Airport, Vadodara, Gujarat

Sustainability, A Way Of Life: Towards Timeless, Humane And Sustainable Architecture

At a point in our adolescence, as the company began expanding and evolving into the multidisciplinary and multi-locational entity it is today, we began to suffer from a crisis of identity and focus.

Contemporary Living Inspired By The Modernist Movement…

Project: Esquire, Mumbai Interior Design: LimeHouse Design Studio, Mumbai

Evolving With A Belief In Our Core Values

Veritas is a design practice guided by a core philosophy which is unique and specific to our corporate culture. The origin story of this philosophy is intertwined with the story of the evolution as an organization.

Contemporary Vocabulary Of Asymmetry And Pattern...

Project: Oxley Towers, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

A Louvered Academy

Project: Binh Duong School, Di An, Binh Duong, Vietnam Architects: VTN Architects (Vo Trong Nghia Architects), Vietnam

A Miniature Smart City

Project: East Delhi ‘Smart Transit-Oriented Development’ Hub, Karkardooma, Delhi

A Meditative Sanctuary In The City

Project: Karmapa International Buddhist Institute, New Delhi

Blending With Nature...

Project: The LaLiT Golf & Spa Resort, Goa

Ecologically-Sensitive Institution

Project: Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

Imaginative Industrial Architecture...

Project: Perto Industrial Facility, Jaipur

Contemporaneity Inspired By Tradition

Project: India International Convention Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi

Incorporating A Classical Medium

Project: Delhi Public School International, Gurugram

Fusion of Multiple Designs

Embracing varied design sensibilities, the architects shaped a residence inspired by the unconventional artistic taste of the client.

The Greenhouse Table

This is the first project built for Second Home outside London.

Recreational Architecture

The architecture of recreational facilities encompasses the buildings and campuses used for sports, leisure activities, adventure and thrill activities.

A Blend Of Science Fiction With Philosophical Ideas...

“The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.” – Albert Einstein

A House On The Lagoon

This new detached home replaces an outdated bungalow on a promontory in a secluded lagoon in the Norfolk broads, providing practice director, Patrick Michell, with a family home.

Creating Textural Contrasts

When an architect gets a client who is quite clear about their functional requirements and has faith in the concept, aesthetic language and detailing that the architect comes up with, there is some surety of goodness and satisfaction about the final outcome.

When It Comes To Architecture: Can A Crisis Make You Stronger?

The last decade of Dutch architecture stands in sheer contrast to the golden years of the 1990s when almost anything was possible.