AASMA Architects

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Walk in wardrobe...as the name suggests it's simply a wardrobe in which you can walk right in to try all the accessories and clothes all at once.
We have used dull and matte finishes inside so as to make all clothes strikingly visible and the only colorful element in the space.
When closed from outside it appears to be a very rustic and earthy space due to ruggedness of the veneer used and the jute fabric to compliment it. On the inside we've used glass tops, shelves and mirrored sliding doors to give a spacious and glamorous look .

Walk in wardrobe...as the name suggests it's simply a wardrobe in which you can walk right in to try all the accessories and clothes all at once.
We have used dull and matte finishes inside so as to make all clothes strikingly visible and the only colorful element in the space.
When closed from outside it appears to be a very rustic and earthy space due to ruggedness of the veneer used and the jute fabric to compliment it. On the inside we've used glass tops, shelves and mirrored sliding doors to give a spacious and glamorous look .

Various styles for INTERIOR DECORATION
CONTEMPORARY STYLE -It includes a lot of beautiful upcoming trends but can also include eclectic, scandinavian, minimalism, coastal, industrial and glam styles. Use of updated materials which are sustainable, environment friendly and have a earthy and natural neutral palette. Tones found in nature like stone grey, sandy browns etc. are preferred. This style has a lot of similarity with modern style yet it has no set of rules.

TRADITIONAL INDIAN - Intricate jalis, wood work, antique pieces as decor, roit of colours, patterns, Indian motifs, Indian gods, intricate upholstery work.

TRADITIONAL BRITISH - Curvy furniture pieces with rococo style carvings, formal placement of furniture, well cushioned furniture, balanced, symmetrical elements of decor, worm color palette (browns, reds, beige).

MODERN STYLE - Form Follows Function, clutter free spaces, asymmetry, open floor planning, clean lines, very few accessories.

ECLECTIC STYLE - Liked by very few, full of statement pieces of furniture , generally opposite together.

Architects create design for new construction, alteration and redevelopment projects. They use their specialist construction knowledge and High - level drawing skills to design building that are functional, safe, sustainable and aesthetically pleasing.
Roles of an Architect
Assisting the client at every step like:
1.Design conception , it's approval .
2.Selection of materials to be applied .
3.Providing measurements to be followed by labor on
site.
4.Designing and getting it approved by a licensed
structural engineer.
(Structural engineers are professional responsible for
structural safety of a building.)
5.Most importantly keeping a check on quality of
construction and safety of buildings and on-going site
by doing site visits.
6.To comply rules of payment, work, order between
client and contractor. Also having an unbiased view
on construction. Profitable for both client and
contractor.
7.Avoiding construction jargon's with laymen to make
them comfortable.
8.Communicating the design properly via visuals to
avoid any type of confusion and make sure the client
Understands your design. Open and clear honest
communication is the key.
9. To add artistic visuals and element that create
emotions in any project and makes the space come
alive in an organized and usable manner.
10. Lastly, take feed back from client.
1. Wow elements in design
2. Set backs that were faced
3. Ways to improve the whole experience.

Landscaping refers to any activity that modifies the visible features of an area of land, including living elements, such as flora or fauna.
Landscape architecture is the design of outdoor area, landmarks, and structures to achieve the required aesthetics, social behavior and microclimate.
Urban landscaping especially plays a pivotal role in public safety and general welfare of the whole society.
We as a firm believe that the outdoors are equally important as the indoors and thus have focus on landscape designs also.

Our designs Elevating the stature and beauty of your building facades.
The client wanted a look inspired from the traditional hill architecture yet contemporary and relevant in planes.

Our designs Elevating the stature and beauty of your building facades.
The client wanted a look inspired from the traditional hill architecture yet contemporary and relevant in planes.

"Vastu Shastra" is an ancient Indian Architectural science, that lays down rules for the design and construction of buildings.
vastu shastra instructs how to bring about harmony between man and nature and his built environment.
Vastu Shastra is important for building residential to commercial properties, and with the correct placement of the five elements (namely earth, water, air, fire, and space), owners can achieve prosperity and happiness.Also, directions play a vital role in the science of architecture.
Earth (Bhoomi)- The earth element is associated with the Southwest direction and acts like solid and grounding element to the entire family.
Water (Jala)- Northeast is the direction where the energy waves of the water element collect.
Fire (Agni)- The fire element is predominant in the southeast, so it is best for locating kitchen .
Air (Vaayu)- The air elements is liveliest in the northwest , so place your air coolers and air conditioners, and wind chimes in this area.
Space (Akasha)- This element is directly linked to sound and silence. Akasha (ether) is the center of your home, the elements of energy and dynamic space dominate here.
‘Vastu Shastra’ is ‘science of construction’ and offers a detailed version of dos and don’ts for lands and constructed buildings.

AASMA
Art.Architecture.Space.Material.Amalgamation
comes from our philosophy that we need to respect all these important aspects in relation with time also. Our philosophy is reminiscent of organic architecture.
Organic Architecture means architecture suitable for that particular time , utility, space, location, people, religion, and especially weather.It means to "be in harmony".
Nature and building should be in complete harmony and not to be treated as enemies. Just as in Hindu mythology prakriti (unbuilt) and purusha (built) are. Built environment should be as organic as it is in any other species. Our aim is to be one with the environs and not dominate it.

Our logo is fine example of- "Sacred Geometry" these symbols are patterns, shapes and geometry that form fundamental templates for life in the universe.
We have used 'Fire and Earth' from the basic platonic shapes of this geometry as a reminder of our very basis of existence in this universe.
We as designers believe in using these scared proportions in our geometry of drawings.