Every plan we draw starts with a bearing: where the sun enters, how the breeze moves, how people will live in the space.
In vernacular Indian architecture the north-east is the most auspicious corner of a home. It is the corner every one of our plans begins from.
Homes, interiors and places to gather. Each one planned from the site's bearing first, and finished in the materials that suit it.
Six projects, wound into one spiral. From the homepage, scroll right to reach it, or open any project here.
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In vernacular Indian architecture the north‑east, Ishan, is where the first light arrives. It is the most auspicious corner of a home.
Disan joins disha and Ishan. Every plan we draw starts from that corner: where the sun enters, how the breeze moves, how people live in the space, and only then, what it is made of.