List of Major Works

1. 1980 - LIBRARY FOR KARNATAKA UNIVERSITY, DHARWAD

1980

This building with four levels of book stacks seen at a time, expresses itself as a repository of knowledge. The double height reading halls which have open air reading area extensions are conducive to serious study.

2. 1982 - GREEN FINGERS RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL CAMPUS, AKLUJ

1982

The school campus creates an environment in which all activities and architecture would contribute to the learning process, thus various activities of learning, living are not separated but interconnected.

3. 1983 - CRECHE AND CRECHE NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL, SANGLI

1983

This simple, non conspicuous design with internal playful landscaped courtyards and terraces is easily accepted and appreciated by it’s client – the slum children. The existing trees on the site contribute to the creation of a more humane environment.

4. 1985 - P.V.P POLYTECHNIC, PRAVARANAGAR

1985

The various departments housed around courtyards in two wings share the common academic as well as administrative functions housed in the central wings. The terraces, corridor lobbies and courtyards become active interaction spaces.

5. 1986 - S.D.M COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, DHARWAD

1986

Located intentionally on the inner slopes of a bowl like site, it creates very interesting multi level 16000 sq.m of built spaces punctuated by landscaped courts for learning, interaction and services.

6. 1986 - LEARNING, LIVING CLUSTER-1, SANJEEVAN VIDYALAYA , PANCHGANI

1986

The design developed from the interaction between the two forces – the ‘what is’ – the force of the undulated site, the topography, the trees, the views and ‘the what can happen’ – the kind of environment that can enhance the learning process

7. 1986 - RAJESHWARI VIDYANIKETAN, HULKOTI

1986

These lively interactive classrooms and dormitories were designed as additions to an existing school campus.

8. 1986 - KRISHNA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, KARAD

1986

Located on a small site in front of the hospital complex, this compact 6 storied building tries to create a healthy learning environment with central shared functions & courtyards.

9. 1990 - KOLHAPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, KOLHAPUR

1990

The design situated on a hill slope tries to unify the various diverse activities to create a wholistic learning environment, also taking into consideration the future expansions possible in various activities.

10. 1991 - S.D.M DENTAL COLLEGE CAMPUS, DHARWAD

1991

This modular rectilinear design, recognizes the individual needs of both Dental college and Hospital, their areas of interaction, segregation, circulation and transition. It brings both these interdependent functions together, creating a good learning environment which would also act as a catalyst in the healing process.

11. 1993 - EDUCATIONAL BUILDING FOR BHARATI VIDYAPEETH , KOLHAPUR

1993

Located on a long narrow site, this building bridges over a thoroughfare in the centre, which connects the other functions at the back. The planning is very compact and functional.

12. 1998 - S.D.M AYURVEDA HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE , HASSAN

1998

This building plan and ambience is the expression of the spirit and philosophy of Ayurveda and of its Indian context. The symbolically landscaped courtyards also bring in plenty of light and ventilation.

13. 1998 - LEARNING, LIVING CLUSTER-2, SANJEEVAN VIDYALAYA, PANCHGANI

1998

The organic design again developed from the interaction between the two forces – the ‘what is’ – and ‘the what can happen’. The resulting spaces integrating the trees and the contours contribute to the “learning”.

14. 2000 - BHARATI VIDYAPEETH EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX , MOREWADI

2000

The organization of multiple wings with tapered form housing diverse facilities around a central plaza creates a sense of belonging and communication in this educational complex.

15. 2002 - VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE- 11TH & 12TH, SANJEEVAN VIDYALAYA, PANCHGANI

2002

This residential campus (for 11th & 12th class boys and girls) designed on a sloping site attempts to strike a healthy balance between free interaction and disciplined segregation. It also brings in a sense of playfulness and spontaneity.

16. 2005 - S.D.M INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT, MYSORE

2005

Situated at the foot of the beautiful Chamundi hill and responding to the sloping contours, this multi level complex creates multiple, lively, interesting interaction possibilities to enhance learning in management studies. The maximum use of natural stone and slate lends it a timeless quality.

17. 2005 - S.D.M MEDICAL COLLEGE, DHARWAD

2005

Though very compact and functional, this building brings in nature in courtyards of various scales which encourage student interaction.

18. 2007 - D. Y. PATIL MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSTELS, NAVI MUMBAI

2007

Situated next to the 500 bedded teaching hospital, this medical college building follows a similar architectural vocabulary but grows taller due to limited site dimensions. Hostel rooms with independent entrance occupy the upper 5 floors.

19. 2008 - DENTAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL FOR BHARATI VIDYAPEETH, NAVI MUMBAI

2008

This dental college and hospital is a compact building that allows easy, quick movement of patients, as well as the efficient functioning of clinics. Appropriate separation and connectivity between the two are maintained.

20. 2008 - AGRICULTURE COLLEGE MAIN BUILDING FOR BHARATI VIDYAPEETH, KADEGAO

2008

Interesting interactive and learning spaces are created while respecting the sloping contours at the base of a hill. Landscaped courtyards & special extension yards express the agricultural functions.

21. 2012 - RAK college of dental science, U.A.E.

2012

The curvilinear symbolic forms are climate responsive too along with the landscaped stepped terraces. The building also responds to the view of the Hazra mountains.

22. 2017 - SDM ayurveda college, Hassan

2017

All the department wise floors of this building set back around a large central courtyard to create their own small herbal garden terraces.

23. 2020 - Shantiniketan school, Bijapur

2020

Set on a cascading abandoned quarry site, this school has landscaped courts between the wings and a large stepped amphitheatre in the centre.

1. 1982 - RICHARDSON LEPROSY HOSPITAL COMPLEX, MIRAJ

1982

This complex is designed for the special needs of the leprosy patients with very useful landscaped spaces between the buildings. This low rise complex has a very intimate humane scale.

2. 1997 - SHRI. SIDDHIVINAYAK GANAPATI CANCER HOSPITAL, MIRAJ

1997

The design creates a well lit and ventilated environment, incorporating natural off white stone, plants and landscaping to bring about a colorful, bright, soothing and reposeful mood.

3. 1998 - HOSPITAL FOR CRANIO FACIAL SURGERY, DHARWAD

1998

This design is an expression of the interaction between the natural and the man made, with a lively sky lit landscaped court in the centre.

4. 1998 - S.D.M AYURVEDA HOSPITAL , HASSAN

1998

This building plan and ambiance is the expression of the spirit and philosophy of Ayurveda and it’s Indian context. The symbolically landscaped courtyards also bring in plenty of light and ventilation.

5. 2000 - DRUG DEADDICTION CENTRE - MUKTANGAN MITRA, PUNE

2000

This design tries to strike a balance between control and freedom, between the man made and the natural. The resulting transparent spaces have a therapeutic influence on the patients.

6. 2004 - S.D.M HOSPITAL COMPUS , DHARWAD

2004

In spite of it’s large 40,000 sq.m area, this building creates direct convenient linkages between various functions. It helps in the healing process with it’s healthy green courtyards, natural light and ventilation.

7. 2004 - D.Y PATIL HOSPITAL AT NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI

2004

The 500 bedded hospital is located in an urban concrete surrounding of Navi Mumbai. The main design parameters were providing a healthy atmosphere, lots of natural light and ventilation, nature and to provide good, direct, short circulation linkages between various easy to locate functions.

8. 2006 - KOLHAPUR INSTITUTE OF ORTHOPEDICS & TRAUMA, KOLHAPUR

2006

The context of the 1600 sq. m. site in a narrow lane of the city prompted us to recess the building and lend some of our space to the narrow urban lane which facilitates parking, greenery and a good view. The interiors also have the desired transparency, green and flow of space.

9. 2009 - MATRIX DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE, KOLHAPUR

2009

The constraints imparted on the design by the tight 270sq.m. site on a congested city road were converted into design possibilities to create a well lit, green, ventilated building with a distinct character.

10. 2009 - RURAL HOSPITAL, AT LAVALE DIST PUNE

2009

While striking the right balance between the rural and urban built form characters, this rural hospital embodies all the modern amenities while integrating the built form with natural green courtyards and surroundings.

11. 2012 - Aster Aaadhar hospital, Kolhapur – Phase I

2012

An urban hospital is designed around beautiful, landscaped, well lit and ventilated central atriums. The typical image of a hospital dissolves as soon as one enters this pleasant arrival space.

12. 2012 - Yogakshem - ayurveda spa, Hassan

2012

This compact yet spacious building is part of the SDM ayurveda hospital campus. The central landscaped court with the meditation hall embodies the ambience desired in a wellness centre.

13. 2014 - Super specialty hospital, SDM Hospital campus, Dharwad

2014

Built as an extension to the main teaching hospital, this building is more compact and tall with beautiful landscaped courts. Each floor houses one super specialty OPD and in patients with its other functions.

14. 2015 - North star orthopaedic hospital

2015

This small hospital design is clean, simple, functional, well lit and ventilated.

15. 2022 - Aster Aaadhar hospital, Kolhapur – Phase II

2022

This nine floors structure with two basements happens on the narrow land on the south side of the main hospital with a buffer skylit space in between.

1. 1975 - ST. XAVIER'S CHURCH, KOLHAPURE

1975

A very simple, economical, contemporary from symbolizing man’s journey towards a higher level of existence.

2. 1976 - KOTITIRTH MARKET FOR K.M.C, KOLHAPUR

1976

This building was planned as a market at the road level and as a green recreation area on the terrace flanking an existing lake on the inside.

3. 1985 - SHALINI PALACE HOTEL, KOLHAPUR

1985

The challenge was to add and change numerous functions in this old building without disturbing it’s heritage architectural character.

4. 1986 - P.V.P MEMORIAL HALL, PRAVARANAGAR

1986

This multipurpose hall with a canteen and open air stage was designed on the edge of the college playground to act as an interactive hub.

5. 1987 - SWIMMING POOL, SANJEEVAN VIDYALAYA, PANCHGANI

1987

The surrounding views of the hills and the valley have been made an integral part of the design by having a very low wall on that side. The sloping site helps in the creation of a stepped stadia too.

6. 1988 - MULTI PURPOSE HALL, P.V.P POLYTECHNIC, PRAVARANAGAR

1988

7. 1991 - SHANKARRAO MOHITE SMRITI MANDIR - AUDITORIUM, AKLUJ

1991

The site was intentionally chosen because of its axiality and access from two roads. This axiality and its symmetrical organization would help augment the monumentality and importance of this building.

8. 1993 - EUREKA TOWERS- COMMERCIAL COMPLEX, HUBLI

1993

This building integrates itself in the urban fabric by creating a walkway through it, thus linking the two roads. The form recognizes it’s relation with the busy traffic island.

9. 1993 - REGIONAL OFFICE BUILDING FOR BHARATI VIDYAPEETH, SANGLI

1993

The building is designed as an equipotential office space, leaving the ground floor for commercial use as the site is at a prime location. it forms a vista from the major road and has become a major landmark in the city.

10. 1994 - SANGLI MUNICIPALITY COMMERCIAL COMPLEX, SANGLI

1994

11. 1998 - TEMPLE & MEDITATION CENTRE FOR CANCER HOSPITAL, MIRAJ

1998

It is a semi geomorphic structure, that integrates with the landscaped mound. The lower level has the meditation hall with a Ganesha temple on the upper level.

12. 2001 - CAFETERIA AND AMENITIES BLOCK, S.D.M ENGINEERING COLLEGE, DHARWAD

2001

13. 2003 - INDOOR GAMES HALL FOR S.D.M DENTAL COLLEGE, DHARWADD

2003

14. 2008 - SHOWROOM FOR TATA MOTORS, KOLHAPUR

2008

This building is located on the main Pune – Bangalore highway where vehicles move at around 100 km. per hour. Thus the perception of this building had to be catchy and arresting enough to make an impact during the few seconds of visibility.

15. 2022 - Zapurza , museum of art and culture

2022

This complex creates a vibrant interactive space for art and culture while responding to the contours, site boulders and views.

16. 2023 - Shree Gavisiddeshwara Math office, Koppal

2023

Camouflaged behind existing dressed stone screen walls, interspersed with existing trees, it houses a beautiful office space of the Gavisiddheshwar math.

17. 2023 - Shree Gavisiddeshwara Math utilities building, Koppal l

2023

Camouflaged behind existing dressed stone screen walls on the opposite side of the office, it houses the very important utilities like washing, drinking water, cloak space, toilets, showers and shops.

1. 1995 - NATIONAL CENTRE FOR CELL SCIENCES - PHASE I, PUNE

1995

The design expresses a sense of unity – unity of space – rather than segregation and compartmentalization. All efforts are directed in creating an environment that would act as a catalyst towards the better functioning of research, repository and training activities.

2. 2002 - CENTRE FOR D.N.A. FINGERPRINTING AND DIAGNOSTIC (partial), HYDERABAD

2002

These research labs with stringent functional and service requirement not only create an atmosphere conducive for research but also become symbolic expression of D.N.A. form.

3. 2003 - COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS LABORATORY FOR T.I.F.R, PUNE

2003

This project explores the aesthetic, poetic and the immeasurable aspect of computational mathematics, which is generally considered prosaic and logically measurable. The geomorphic design with the bamboo pergola, existing trees and terrace trelliswork becomes more energy efficient.

4. 2005 - LABORATORY FOR CONSERVATION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES, [LaCONES], , HYDERABAD

2005

This unique laboratory function has intentionally been located around huge 6m to 11m high natural rocks in such a way that this building almost becomes a non building. The handling of the organic form, natural topography, materials, and the ambiance tries to improve the functionality and efficacy of the laboratory spaces also.

5. 2010 - NATIONAL CENTRE FOR CELL SCIENCES- PHASE II, PUNE

2010

Main entrance with the central administration, library, auditorium and more laboratories form this phase II building. It is connected to phase I by covered bridges with a landscaped court in between.

1. 1974 - SHIRISH BERI'S COTTAGE, GAGANBAVDA

1974

The house on a mountain, creates a unified simple multiple use space that merges with the garden on the ground floor and with the beautiful view at the mezzanine level.

2. 1976 - DR. SANGLE RESIDENCE, KOLHAPUR

1976

This free form split level house with central living – dining and landscaped court maximizes family interaction in spite of the doctor’s busy schedule.

3. 1976 - DR. GOSAVI COTTAGE, MIRAJ

1976

This design which seems to grow out of the ground, responds to the climate, existing trees and the doctor family’s need to relax with nature.

4. 1977 - B.M AND M.M SHAH RESIDENCE, SANGLI

1977

Though designed with the same architectural vocabulary, the inside of each house is designed for two different personalities. The two houses share a common interaction space in between.

5. 1977 - DR. LIMAYE RESIDENCE, SANGLI

1977

This design responds to the client’s desire to stay with nature on the outskirts of the town. It has two internal courtyards.

6. 1978 - V.V SHIRGAONKAR COTTAGE, UGAR

1978

This cottage built with natural materials has a variety of spaces – from the open, transparent living spaces to the private bedroom space at higher level.

7. 1981 - DR. VORA RESIDENCE, SANGLI

1981

Instead of leaving residual green spaces on a small plot, this house has an enclosed green space within. Peripheral planters also add greenery & creepers on the house.

8. 1982 - MANASI AND SHIRISH BERI'S FARM HOUSE, NADHAWADE

1982

The house was designed to grow in between the existing trees, and integrate them in the built environment. The inside and outside spaces mingle with each other. This design is a response to a simple life style

9. 1986 - STAFF QUARTERS FOR MIRAJ MISSION HOSPITAL, MIRAJ

1986

Quarters of different sizes are juxtaposed to create good balconies and terrace for all.

10. 1991 - SAVITA GOPI'S RESIDENCE , PUNE

1991

The house form encourages the outside narrow garden to expand and enter the house. It also creates playful terraces and a dominant spiral stairs.

11. 1991 - PRINCIPAL'S RESIDENCE FOR S.D.M ENGINEERING COLLEGE, DHARWAD

1991

12. 1993 - PRINCIPAL'S RESIDENCE FOR S.D.M DENTAL COLLEGE, DHARWAD

1993

13. 1993 - PRAVIN - NANDITA GHATGE RESIDENCE, KOLHAPUR

1993

By locating the house diagonally, a large green space was created at the back as sit out extension for the living dining spaces. The first floor passage & family space blends visually with the ground floor.

14. 1994 - MANASI AND SHIRISH BERI'S BEACH HOUSE, DEOGAD

1994

Situated on the sea beach of Deogad, the design of this beach house stems from a basic simplicity of lifestyle and from its symbiotic relationship with nature and the climate.

15. 1995 - DIRECTOR'S RESIDENCE & GUEST HOUSE FOR N.C.C.S, PUNE

1995

The director residence and guest house follow the same architectural style of the main building. Both the buildings have terraces and green spaces inside and outside

16. 1999 - DIRECTOR'S COTTAGE AT VALLEY SCHOOL, BANGALORE

1999

The design of this house with a courtyard, evolved from the principles of Krisnaji, of man’s relationship with nature. The back courtyard with the beautiful mango tree blends in with the inner spaces of the house.

17. 2002 - BHARATI VIDYAPEETH'S V.I.P GUEST HOUSE, PUNEE

2002

The brief was to create a V.I.P guest house which could also act as a house for the founder. The house has a sculpturesque form, with a playful flow in the inner spaces. It is a sculpture to love in.

18. 2003 - PATANGRAO KADAM'S OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, PUNE

2003

This building on a sort of triangular site sets back with terraces to respond to the tree lined avenue. A central cut out on three levels visually connects the activities on all these floors.

19. 2004 - SAPRE RESIDENCE, KOLHAPURI

2004

The house is built as an expression of ‘the joy of living’. It brings the Sapre family together, with the fluid spaces created inside which merge with the outside. The landscaped earth beam affords privacy from the road.

20. 2005 - RENNOVATION OF 41 YEAR OLD 'GUMPHA', KOLHAPUR

2005

The whole idea was to unclutter, simplify the inside spaces and also open them onto the outside garden. The new tandur slab pillars outside unify the built form and act as a screen from the busy road.

21. 2005 - VILLA FOR MRS. VIJAYMALA KADAM, AT MANGADEWADI PUNE

2005

This villa with its strategic location on a hill top, commends excellent views all around. With spacious rooms, party lawns, pool etc., it acts as a welcome get away from the hustel bustel of city life.

22. 2007 - LAKE HOUSE, ANDUR

2007

23. 2014 - Suhas Nikam Bungalow, Kolhapur

2014

A full landscaped garden with water flows from the top contour of the building, into its courtyard and out in the front garden. All rooms are designed around this feature.

24. 2014 - Laya, Manasi and Shirish Beri’s house, Kolhapur

2014

The main reason for designing and shifting into this small house was to stay in a space that causes minimal damage to the environment. It is made from all recycled material and renewable energy.

25. 2015 - Gandhi farmhouse, outside Nagpur

2015

This house respects the presence of a large existing banyan tree on site. It surrounds it, makes friends with it.

26. 2017 - Sapre lakehouse, Vesraf, Dist. Kolhapur

2017

The entire design tries to establish a rapport with the existing tree, rock, the lake and the hills by making it a part of the space inside this house.

27. 2019 - Malushte brothers’residence, Ratnagiri

2019

This design tries to bring the two families together with the central landscaped court and pool, while ensuring privacy to all rooms on both sides.

28. 2019 - Dr. Alase residence, Kolhapur

2019

The design makes this house a terraced garden from the roadside and a simple, vibrant, interactive space from the inside.

1. 1997 - THE SPIRITUAL HAPPENING” - 8th INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION, OSAKA, JAPAN

1997

This design attempts to bring about that feeling of spiritual comfort through the spatial modulations experience during the designed journey.

2. 1999 - NATIONAL BRAIN RESEARCH CENTRE, MANESAR, DELHI

1999

Designed with indicators from the functioning of the brain, the building acquires a unique form that is very functional too.

3. 1999 - J. KRISHNAMURTI STUDY CENTER, HYDRABAD

1999

This building attempts at embodying Krishnaji’s teachings while striking the right rapport with the existing trees at site.

4. 2007 - OFFICE BUILDING FOR GOA TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, PANAJI

2007

The winning design entry in a national competition, that gives a new expression to tourism.

5. MASTER PLAN FOR SRI SRI UNIVERSITY, CUTTACK

This two kilometer long campus tries to make the most of the site context as well as be an expression of Gurudev’s philosophy of a holistic life that is close to Nature and full of vibrant interactive joy.

6. MASTER PLAN OF RIPHAH INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY AT ISLAMABAD

Though this campus is a mainly pedestrianized space, it does not compromise on efficient vehicular service network.

7. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, PUNE

A design that exemplifies sustainability while creating vibrant interactive and study spaces.

8. BRAMHA VALLEY WORLD SCHOOL

An organic campus designed on a hilly terrain to instill a new educational paradigm.