Resources today are limited. Our approach is inspired by the evolutionary processes in nature and our belief in creativity shapes all our projects and forms the consistent theme in our designs. We deploy passive strategies by responding to the local climate and ecology and address sustainability, affordability, issues of identity and livability parameters, and are mindful that projects remain economically viable and globally pertinent.
All our designs are unique.
By engaging in a critical dialogue that converges the boundaries of architecture, design and urbanism, we aim to create solutions that are both local yet global; inspired by the specificities of the location, client needs and the community. They must deal with all issues unique to our economics, sociology, history, diversity and our context.
Surat Diamond Bourse
Surat
The British School
New Delhi
Trump Towers
Gurgaon
Corporate Office for Zydus
Ahmedabad
Maker Maxity, BKC
Mumbai
The Woodside
Kasauli
Prius Vision Towers
Gurugram
YWCA
New Delhi
RP- Sanjiv Goenka Corporate Office
Kolkata
Mahindra Luminare
Gurugram
Artisan House
New Delhi
Ansal University
Gurugram
Architects’ House
New Delhi
Soaltee Crowne Plaza
Kathmandu, Nepal
Grant Thorton
New Delhi
Integrated Township DBH
Raipur
Ananta House
New Delhi
Gran Carmen
Bengaluru
ITC Surya
Kathmandu, Nepal
The Uttorayon Township
Siliguri
Kumarakom Resort
Kerala
“….Their works are very much rooted into the culture, climatic, social and economic conditions of India…..Sonali and Manit Rastogi’s works put India’s architecture on the world stage. The jury felt that their works will be an inspiration to not only young Indian Architects but also other Asian Architects.”
- Jury, SIA Getz Award for Emergent Architecture in Asia, Singapore
Awards, Publications Building Design UK- WA100 2017
Blog How Cool is Green?
Blog The Network: Discussing the Nexus That Holds Architecture and Urbanism Together
Awards India’s Best Architecture Design Studio, 2016
Lectures 9th Annual MASA – Design Matters conference, Nov 2016
Awards, Publications Architectural Digest India, AD50 The Avant-Garde, Apr 2017
