SAGI Architects

Great start to the week ✨
Excited to share we got PUBLISHED in

Stall design for 💡at

Our concept? To create the experience of being on site and minimising waste using

1️⃣ Rented scaffolding that was painted and re-shaped to create the logo

2️⃣ Jute ropes in Truelight’s brand colours to create depth and interest

3️⃣ Packaging boxes that will go back to the store to create the display

4️⃣ Reusable gunny bags and stunning lights for the ceiling

5️⃣ Gravel flooring for that on-site experience

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Super stocked and elated to share our project MANGALORE GROVE at Madh Island,Mumbai finds place under years top projects in IFJ Magazine !

A big thank you to for this incredible feature.

Shout out to the fantastic team .milanjain and .gavand_ behind this project.

Project images: .studios ._

Glimpses from 2024 as one of the panellist for the CAREER CLINIC event

We designed the site office in Dwarka for J. Kumar Infra Projects Limited () to optimise the space and create an efficient layout within a prefabricated steel and shipping containers structure.

📨 The front porch and inviting reception welcome people in

🤝 Meeting and conference rooms along the peripheries of the structure

💻 A central, open workspace that allows for collaboration with smaller groups

💼 Private workspaces for executives

Design team: .milanjain .gavand_
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Featured ✨

MANGALORE GROVE : BEFORE/AFTER

With sustainability at its root, the story of Mangalore Grove begins with a brief attempt to salvage the existing structure, extending the life of the building and minimizing the use of resources that go into building from scratch.

With sloping roofs clad in evergreen Mangalore tiles, pristine white walls, wooden rafters and abundant natural light, the essence of Mangalorean culture is seamlessly integrated into this home – reminiscent of the family’s hometown. The entrance foyer is extended using a set of repurposed columns from the family’s ancestral home in Mangalore to create an inviting porch that mirrors the welcoming spirit of a Mangalorean home. Finding new life and meaning here, these traditional columns adorn the front porch and are complemented by intricately crafted soffit and wooden rafters.





Design team: .milanjain .gavand_
Photos by: .studios

PROUD SERVING THE NATION 🇮🇳

UDAAN:Vertical Wind Tunnel (VWT) for Indian Armed Forces at a training school in Himachal Pradesh. The state-of-the-art wind tunnel creates a controlled environment for military trainees to enhance their skills in simulating real-life free-fall conditions.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/indian-armys-first-vertical-wind-tunnel-installed-at-special-forces-training-school-in-hp/articleshow/104705230.cms

What better than ending the year with such a good note ✨
Excited to be published in IFJ magazine!

A big thank you to for this incredible feature.
Thank you to our amazing clients for trusting us for your beautiful home.

Shout out to the fantastic team .milanjain behind this project.

Project images: Pulkit Sehgal

This is one of our favourite spaces in Villa Amor. 🤩

This infinity pool is planned around one of the existing magnificent trees, almost emerging from its midst and serving as the focal point of the entire architectural composition. For guests, it is a go-to spot to soak in the crisp Goan air and dip their feet in the pool on a sunny day. 🍹

Photography: Studio Charuau  

Design team: .milanjain 

Super stocked and elated to be published in Home and design trends magazine,Dec 2023

A big thank you to for this incredible feature.
Thank you to our amazing client for trusting us for your beautiful home Villa Amor,Goa
Shout out to the fantastic team .milanjain behind this project.

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Repost from .india

The Mangalore Grove is a 150-year-old ancestral villa that has now been turned into a holiday home, designed by SAGI Architects.

Seamlessly blending tradition, simplicity and sustainability, The Mangalore Grove transforms from a dilapidated ancestral villa into a serene holiday refuge away from the chaos of urban life.

“The family wanted this to be a simple, humble and serene holiday home that would allow them to reconnect with their Mangalorean roots, which gave us a unique opportunity to weave together tradition, simplicity and sustainability within the bustling heart of Mumbai,” explains Akash Dudhe, founder and principal architect of Mumbai-based multidisciplinary architecture and interior design practice SAGI Architects.

The colours and hues across the tropical home are soothing, with shades of white and earthy tones being paired with ethnic patterns, such as Ikat, on natural materials like rattan, which were all chosen to create a harmonious blend of simplicity.

Learn more about the Mangalore Grove at the link in our bio.

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Design team: .milanjain .gavand_

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We are bringing nature, calm and local architecture together at our upcoming holiday home. And here’s the first peek into the design. 🌴🏡

Spread across 8250 sq ft, this villa is everything our clients dreamed of. True to its brief, we designed the villa to seamlessly incorporate the surrounding landscape, creating a haven that connects with its environment.

Stay tuned for more updates on the project.

Design team: .gavand_

If you love north Goa for its peaceful bylanes, Portuguese architecture and unexplored villages like we do, you’ll love Villa Amor. 🌴🥥

The design is inspired by the surrounding, traditional Goan homes. The site overlooks the picturesque paddy fields and brings nature indoors with its full-height French windows.

A small door on the boundary wall provides access to the verdant paddy fields, to invite visitors to venture into the paddy fields. As the sun sets, chandeliers and cane lighting fixtures illuminate the house, exuding warmth and perfectly complementing the white walls. ☀️

Photography: Studio Charuau
Design team: .milanjain

The site office on Terminal 3, Delhi for J. Kumar Infra Projects Limited () is one of our many projects and explorations with shipping containers. 🟨🟧

Why choose a composite construction using prefabricated steel and shipping containers?

✅ Efficient offsite production, reducing environmental impact.

✅ The flexibility to relocate structures after use – means less environmental disruption.

✅ Both materials are highly recyclable.

✅ The controlled offsite environment minimizes possibilities for construction errors.

✅ Shorter construction times mean less disruption and quicker project completion.

Design team: .milanjain .gavand_

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We've got something exciting coming up ‼️

Our upcoming holiday home in Pali is a true gem in the making. With vast 8250 sq ft of space and breathtaking natural surroundings, it's designed to harmonize closely with nature. 🏞️

This project is a testament to our commitment to crafting spaces where nature and design come together seamlessly.

Can't wait to to show how we're visualising this project.

Wishing you a Diwali filled with the brilliance of lights and the warmth of family and friends! ✨🪔

Happy Diwali from team SAGI.

Starting the festive week on such a great note! ✨

Thank you, Architectural and Builders Magazine for recognising our work and including our Founder and Principal Architect in the list of Most Notable Architects.

Check out the magazine to read about our project for J. Kumar Infra Projects Limited () – a composite structure built out of shipping containers and redefines how the site offices are designed. 🏢

Design team: .milanjain .gavand_
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Stay tuned to know more about our projects.

We had a very exciting week with a very exciting project.

We designed and executed the stall for 💡at

Our concept? To create the experience of being on site and minimising waste.

How did we do it?

1️⃣ Rented scaffolding that was painted and re-shaped to create the logo

2️⃣ Jute ropes in Truelight’s brand colours to create depth and interest

3️⃣ Packaging boxes that will go back to the store to create the display

4️⃣ Reusable gunny bags and stunning lights for the ceiling

5️⃣ Gravel flooring for that on-site experience

Go see the final design at and tag us in your stories.

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Some exciting work is underway and we are looking to grow our team.

If you are passionate about architecture and design, and want to be a part of SAGI Architects, send your applications to [email protected].

Our clients are doctors 🩺 by profession and party hosts 🎉 by passion. They wanted a home that would help balance their personal and professional lives. We created this warm and welcoming home through its planning, colours and finishes.

This 1700 sq. ft home, on the 7th floor, has expansive views of the salt pans and of the lush greenery. 🌳 It features contemporary and simple geometric elements that strike a delicate balance with the multiple textures and statement furniture pieces.

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Project team: .milanjain

Sienna House: raw, earthy and rooted in nature 🌱

Taking inspiration from its backdrop – the Western Ghats, the weekend home is exactly what you would imagine – in hues of reds and browns. ⛰️

Our design philosophy was all about creating an open and inviting space for a family that loves spending time with each other as much as hosting their loved ones.

Thank you for featuring our project.

Design team:
milanjain gavand_

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What if we told you this was a site office?

We designed and built this site office for J. Kumar Infra Projects Limited () during the pandemic. The structure is a composite of prefabricated steel and shipping containers. (More details about this coming 🔜)

We wanted to create a workspace that was energy-efficient, sustainable and comfortable to work in.

Here’s how we did it:

🌿 By bringing in natural light through skylights and full-height windows.

☀️ By introducing plenty of indoor plants, bringing nature inside.

🟨 By adding hints of the brand colours – yellow and orange, infusing life and creating interesting contrasts with the greys and blacks.

Design team: .milanjain .gavand_
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We are so excited about our recently completed weekend home, Villa Amor.

Tucked away in the serene bylanes of the tranquil village of Assagoan, Villa Amor is an escape into the relaxed and laid-back way of life that is Goa. 🌴🏖️

The design embraces the lush surroundings with its harmonious blend of Goan-Portuguese architecture and the pristine white walls with Mangalorean tiles that make it feel like it's always belonged here.

Can’t wait to share more about this beautiful holiday home. Stay tuned!

Photography: Studio Charuau
Design team: .milanjain

We are delighted to share that our site office project for J Kumar Infra Ltd,Dwarka has been published in Interiors and Decor magazine

Swipe left, or grab your copy of edition of the magazine to also read our Cover Feature on Futuristic Architects & their Contemporary Arts.



Design team: .milanjain .gavand_
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Our weekend home project in Mahagaon is shaping up and we cannot wait to show you more.

This 5000 sq ft villa has some breathtaking views of the Sahyadri range and is designed closely with nature. 🏡

Villa Amor, Assagao, Goa

Inspired by Goan-Portuguese architecture, the villa harmoniously blends with its neighbourhood, giving the impression that it has always belonged in this idyllic locale – with its pristine white walls, locally-sourced red Mangalorean roof tiles. The design concept takes an approach to ‘building around nature’ – preserving all existing trees on site.

Villa Amor,Assagao,Goa

Tucked away in the serene bylanes of this tranquil inland village known for its leafy streets and elegant colonial villas, Villa Amor is an escape into the relaxed and laid-back way of life that is Goa.
Overlooking the picturesque paddy fields and enveloped by traditional, charming Goan houses, the plot of the land is situated ten feet above the paddy fields. This rectangular plot is flanked by these fields on one side and traditional Goan houses interspersed with tall palm trees on the other three sides.

Project Villa Amor got published on ELLE DECOR India !!

We are delighted to share that our project Sienna house has been published in August 2023 edition of Interior Exterior Magazine

Swipe left, or grab your copy of August edition of the magazine to read the complete article!