At Nivasa, projects are instruments of inquiry, where each built work functions as a prototype testing materials, construction processes, participation, and long-term use within real constraints.
Together, these projects articulate a user-centric, participatory, context-responsive, &accountable architectural practice.
Our Anganwadi prototypes became adaptable models — offering multiple sizes, roof options, and design guidelines for the Government of Karnataka to replicate and monitor across the state.
Designed at the village level, Nivasa’s contextual housing focuses on people-centric planning and climate-sensitive construction, enabling repetition without losing local relevance.
Inclusive civic spaces designed to support learning, gathering, and collective life.
Functional, climate-responsive workplaces that prioritise wellbeing, efficiency, and dignity.
CLC redefines worker housing from ad-hoc camps to dignified, replicable communities by embedding design, wellbeing, and welfare standards into industry practice. co-creation
Project Suitcase is a portable design and knowledge toolkit that translates research, guidelines, and on-ground learning into actionable frameworks for practitioners, institutions, and communities.
A people-centred rehabilitation campus designed as a therapeutic environment, integrating architecture, landscape, and care to support healing, dignity, and long-term wellbeing.