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to create a sustainable society
by building a community of individuals with a strong commitment to following the
holistic approach
to bring about change through experiments which consolidate modern thinking and technology with traditional concepts of living and working.
d r e a m c u l t u r e to nurture the creativity of each individual, and encourage them
to play the role that they are good at
to work in small decentralized groups
the strength of our organization lies in positive group dynamics
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d e s i g n to achieve an appropriate sustainable architecture
to work with respect for land and nature
for human scale, comfort and proportions
to create a sense of harmony and an aesthetic environment
to use local materials in their natural form, colour and texture
for optimal resource utilisation and cost effectiveness
for high energy efficiency and low maintenance
to innovate traditional construction technology
to integrate art and craft in the design detailing
to enthuse a sense of community participation in the process “ the culmination of these interactions are spaces which are honest in the materials used and unique in their expression, from the traditional motifs used to the quality of light and air in them. An architecture to be experienced. ”
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p r o c e s s the project
define objectives
design brief
design approach the process
site analysis and land use planning
construction systems, materials and technology
user participation and professional inputs
environment management planning
project planning and implementation the product
ecological architecture
quality of product and service
socio-economic and political balance
humane work environment
unique yet in harmony “As a design built firm we aim to be involved with a project right from its conceptual stages, to its execution, to ensure the quality of construction as well as to allow for flexibility and spontaneity in the design.”
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w o r k t o w a r d s d e s i g n e x c e l l e n c e . . . Why design matters...
"Everybody experiences far more than he understands. Yet it is experience, rather than understanding, that influences behavior."
Marshall McLuhan
………..…design can be used as a tool to create environments that are responsive to climate, location and human needs. Spaces that enhance the level of visual and thermal comfort comprise of materials that are non- toxic and natural, can positively influence the physical and mental health and efficiency of its users.
…………………………………… at a emotional and aspirational level
design must symbolize who we are and express what we hope to be….. An appropriate response has the potential to change what we become.