An obelisk is a tall, four-sided, narrow tapering monument that ends in a pyramid-shaped apex. Originating in ancient Egypt, obelisks were typically carved from a single piece of stone and erected in pairs at temple entrances. They serve both symbolic and commemorative purposes, often representing rays of the sun or honoring significant events or figures. Today, obelisks are used in memorials, landscape architecture, and public art for their monumental elegance and historical connotation.
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Projects
Surat Diamond Bourse
Offices
The design of the Surat Diamond Bourse draws inspiration from Surat’s storied tradition of diamond craftsmanship and its vibrant trading community, creating a space that marries operational excellence...
Surat Diamond Bourse
Offices
ITC Kolkata
Hospitality
The design of ITC Campus draws inspiration from the rich cultural and artisanal heritage of Bengal, creating a space that reflects both the region’s deep-rooted socio-cultural ethos and innovative urb...
ITC Kolkata
Hospitality
Adani Shantigram
Residential
The design of Adani Elysium at Shantigram is driven by the ambition to provide affordable housing that does not compromise on livability. The client sought a high-density, low-cost housing project…
Adani Shantigram
Residential