PROJECTS
Sustainable Villa in North Bangalore
The Family wanted a cozy little home in a comfortable piece of land. North Bangalore being water stressed the villa was planned around lily ponds that will collect and harvest rainwater all year round. The primary walling material chosen is CSEB, without plaster. Double height ceiling with filler slab, green roof and other techniques have been used to achieve an efficient building envelope. This 3000 sft home in design has reduced 15,000 kgs of CO2 emissions. Project Architect : Ankur Architecture + Design.

CSEB and AAC block walls. The northern facade has the largest windows. Old site trees were retained for heat resilience


Footing and pedestal level Re-bar structure on PCC bed

CSEB and AAC block walls. The northern facade has the largest windows. Old site trees were retained for heat resilience
Eco House near Electronic City, Bangalore
Modern Spanish style Villa with CSEB and conventional masonry units, designed for G+2 3000 sft. Strategically placed balconies connected with family gathering spaces. Matka ceilings and sloped roofs with weather coating to keep roof entity heat-gain in check. Provision for RTPV and EV charging incorporated. 15,000 kgs of CO2 emission prevented, we are still calculating the impact. Project Architect : Ankur Architecture + Design.

Eco-friendly, thermally comfortable home at the price of a conventional house. This house has no AC.

This elegant green home, has no air-conditioning. It naturally ventilated and cooled by ceiling fans. The walls are non-plastered 6" thick, making it spacious internally.


Eco-friendly, thermally comfortable home at the price of a conventional house. This house has no AC.
Low Carbon, High Performance Factory in Chennai
Unobstructed production spaces, daylit and well ventilated makes working comfortable during Chennai summer. 13'-0" high ceiling and fans eliminates the need for air conditioning. Spaces like board room, pantry & utilities were placed along the western façade for better envelope efficiency. Columns, beams, ceiling & interior walls did not require plastering, thereby considerably reducing consumption of cement, sand and labour. Cool roof tiles were used.
It is estimated 1,50,000 KG of CO2 EMISSIONS were prevented by these low-carbon, energy conservation measures.
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Farm House in Mysore
The client approached us with specific requirements for a Farm House. The aspiration was deep verandah, cartwheel, sloped roofs, wet and dry kitchen area, ample light, ventilation, garden spaces and unique identity. This was an immersive design exploration to combine all elements. Project built-up area 2000 sft, location Mysore. Project Architect : Ankur Architecture + Design

Front and South Side View.

Let the turmeric Show. Passive Design, shade, void and walls where it needs to be


Front and South Side View.
Eco Farm House in Deverbetta, TN
We have just started designing a Farm House just at the TN & KA border. A farmhouse around a temple tree and a lily pond. Carefully placed verandahs and terraces to soak in the 2cares sprawling estate. Stay tuned for more from the Designer's Desk! Project Architect : EcoCollab




Complete Streets, Jayanagar
Smart Cities Mission in association with MOHUA, has selected few neighbourhoods / streets for design concepts. EcoCollab along with Concern for Road and Pedestrian Safety (CoRpS) and NITTE SAPD participated in the Bangalore Jayanagar 10th St challenge. Concern for road and pedestrian safety conducted primary survey of commercial property owners, hawkers and pedestrians to understand their perspective. To know more about the partners please visit


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