vrikshasaar

Designing a house for a friend is always special.
Designing a house for a fellow architect is something else altogether.

This project has slowly turned into a shared journey — of conversations, decisions, doubts and discoveries. As architects, we often find ourselves instinctively documenting our sites — fragments of light, unfinished surfaces, emerging details — moments that quietly narrate the making of architecture.
For us, site photography is not just record-keeping. It is a pure form of documentation — of design evolving into built form, of drawings negotiating with reality, of material finding its voice.
Recently, invited , the architectural photographer for this project, to document the site. His lens captured what we often feel but rarely articulate — the rawness of the unfinished structure, the brutality of exposed surfaces, and the poetry of light falling on naked walls.
Architecture is not only what is finished.
Sometimes, it is most honest while it is still becoming.

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VrikshaSaar

A serene bedroom interior with soft lighting, warm textures, minimal furniture, and calming colours. Clean lines, cozy fabrics, and subtle accents create a restful space that feels intimate, balanced, and effortlessly elegant.
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