Through its urban planning and civic buildings, Chandigarh represents an iconic fragment of Modernist architecture.

This economic and administrative center was meant to showcase the progressiveness of the 1950s’ newly independent India.

The site is located in sector 9, which is a part of the first phase of the city. This part of the city often referred to as Corbusian Chandigarh embodies the principles of CIAM of living, working, care of body & spirit, and circulation.

The project was designed keeping in mind the prevalent construction practices and locally available materials.

Bringing together varied design sensibilities with common values, the office is an attempt to be both contextual and distinctive.