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Open workspace under a coffered terracotta ceiling, each coffer rimmed in light

Voids & Volumes. What we remove matters as much as what we build.

Workspace, in progress

An office under a terracotta ceiling

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Ten projects, each shown at the stage it has really reached.

All 15 jobs on the register

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Three registers for two airport lounges

A VVIP lounge, a VIP lounge and an airside toilet block for a working airport, drawn in three material registers.

Hospitality, proposal

Narrow lounge with a sculpted bronze ceiling of flowing light lines, cream seating and a green glass wall
18

A flat held together by a teak arch

A three-bedroom flat on a sixth floor: one pale floor, teak in every piece of joinery, and one quiet colour for each bedroom.

Residential, proposal

Living room under a lit tray ceiling, with a teak-lined arch, a charcoal fluted wall and a cane bench
16

Two buildings for one corner

A pre-school, eight homes and a residents' roof on a corner plot, answered twice with exactly the same floor area.

Mixed use, concept

Corner building with a terracotta jaali, ochre walls and deep balconies over a basalt plinth, at dawn
15

A narrow house facing south

A four-level house on a narrow urban plot, given a calmer street face and an interior of stone, dark timber and plaster relief.

Residential, in progress

The same house at dusk, lit from behind its teak screen
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An office under a terracotta ceiling

A compact office where one backlit terracotta ceiling carries the whole floor and a rock wall anchors the cabin.

Workspace, in progress

View down the office: oak floor, planter-screened workstations and the coffered ceiling
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A finished flat in marble and walnut

A family flat, finished and lived in: white marble underfoot, walnut and cream furniture, and terracotta where the hand rests.

Residential, completed

Living room with cream sofas on a white marble floor, walnut nesting tables and an arched walnut frame with open black shelving to the dining

Before anything is built, we draw the choice.

Every option on the table is drawn from one camera, with the furniture where it will stand. The only thing that changes between two images is the thing you are choosing. Drag the line to compare.

Earth & Timber: living room, sofa group facing the television wallMineral Calm: living room, sofa group facing the television wallMineral CalmEarth & Timber

Mineral Calm. Mineral walls, smoked oak, greige seating, fine charcoal lines.

Earth & Timber. Creamy ivory, walnut and muted clay.

See all four options for this home

Then we draw it to be built.

A render is a picture. A drawing is an instruction. These sheets are from the working set for an office under a terracotta ceiling.

General arrangement plan of the office with a cutaway view
General arrangement plan. Sheet IA-102.
Reflected ceiling plan showing the coffer grid and a luminaire schedule
Reflected ceiling plan. Sheet IA-104.
Three sections through the office and a cutaway view
Sections. Sheet IA-105.

Every room begins as a void on a plan.

Voids & Volumes is an architecture and interiors studio in Pune. We plan the empty space first, then build around it.

A four-bedroom apartment, drawn in 2026. Choose a room.

Living room with a sofa group facing the television wall

Living room. Design visualisation for a family apartment.

Tell us about the space.

A plot, a flat, an office floor, a garden. A few lines are enough to begin.

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