Six projects, told properly.

The developer wanted a premium gated colony that would set a benchmark for colony development in Indore.

We conceptualised the colony as a resort-like living experience carrying the grandeur of Royal Indian architecture — gateway, pavilions, gardens and streetscape held to one theme.

The ambience drew photoshoots, pre-wedding shoots — even a wedding. Within 18 months of planning, plot rates doubled; they remain among the highest in the city, and the colony is still a top choice for premium home buyers in Indore.

The brief: a colony of mid-range plots delivered cost-effectively — without surrendering the brand value of the address.

A modern theme built around one planning idea — maximise garden views from every plot, and minimise the distance from any plot to its nearest garden.

Highlight elements — a signature gate, a 30-foot fountain, lighted walkways — bound together by a modern minimalistic theme, giving the colony an unforgettable identity on a budget.

The plot sits right at Geeta Bhavan Square, on the junction of two of Indore’s main commercial roads — and its triangular shape made ground-floor showrooms a genuine design challenge.

Judging which showrooms and offices would benefit most from the location — their areas, dimensions and overall saleability — was the deciding factor in achieving the project’s financial viability.

The building remains one of the busiest, most densely occupied commercial addresses in Indore, with a very high occupancy ratio.

In the bustling commercial district of Vijay Nagar on AB Road, the builder wanted to create something iconic.

The plot ran deep — so we divided the building into three rows of offices: premium at the front, budget in the middle, mid-range at the back. Every depth of the plot earning its keep.

The building has become a landmark, with corporate chains holding offices and showrooms across it.

On prime M.G. Road, facing T.I. Mall — the brief was a mixed-use project that would optimise the land’s full value.

Commercial and residential were split with discipline: commercial depth held to its saleable limit, and the residential block fully detached for privacy — every flat with three sides open, around its own central garden.

The commercial floors are leased largely to high-end jewellery showrooms; the residences are among the city’s most prestigious addresses — with owners moving here from bungalows.

In the industrial district of Rau–Pithampur, the idea was an integrated township built for the working families of the belt.

The project was built fully Vastu-compliant — five residential towers, fifty row houses, and commercial shops along the front block.

One of Rau’s premier integrated townships — home to 615 families.