The Company of Design

Excited to see ‘Orchard house’ featured in VolumeZero.!

Sitting on the edge of Kaveri river, this house is a part of a development scheme, resting on a land filled with Mango and Chickoo trees. The Site houses two built structures, which are discovered as you follow a meandering walkway through the landscape filled with pauses and chance encounters.

Link : https://volzero.com/articles/view/orchard-house-by-the-company-of-design

Landscape design : .designseed
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Narola office |

Workstations are organised in large clusters, broken by green pockets and flexible seating nooks. This approach prevents visual monotony, introduces moments of pause, and encourages casual interaction among teams.

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Narola office |

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Narola office |

Narola Infotech office in Surat is planned for over 300 employees with provision for 50 future workstations. The design responds to the needs of a contemporary IT environment by creating a workspace that balances productivity and well-being.

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Morrow house |
Guest bedroom.


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Morrow house|

Spatially, the living, dining, and kitchen areas visually overlap, creating a sense of seamless connection.


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Morrow house |

Spatially, the living, dining, and kitchen areas visually overlap, creating a sense of seamless connection.


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Marrow house |

The master bedroom is functional and quiet, featuring a custom stone bed that flows into the side table and dresser—reducing visual clutter and eliminating the need for excess furniture.

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Morrow house | a house of shared moments.

For a nuclear family with a working couple and a three-year-old, luxury isn’t loud—it’s the quiet ability to share everyday moments in a de-compartmentalised space.
Designed as a quiet retreat amidst the urban rush, this home is about simple joys: morning coffee on the balcony, unhurried breakfasts together, and hosting friends without excess.

Museums can be quiet, distant places where visitors only observe.

They can also be spaces to see, reflect, run, interact, and have fun—spaces where people of all ages engage with curiosity and wonder.

Three such museums in japan.
1 - 4 Teamlab Planets, Tokyo
5 - 8 Hyogo Perfectural Museum of Art, Kobe
9 - 13 Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum, Kobe

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