The BAD Studio

Bofillism

A site office shaped through solid, sculpted volumes, opening into intimate green pockets that calm and cocoon.
Terracotta brown marks every edge, revealing the interplay of mass and void.
A quiet homage to Ricardo Bofill’s timeless spatial romance.
Bofillism in practice.
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sculpted volumes • brown terracotta highlights • green interstitial spaces • bofill inspired workspace

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Wrapped Volumes 2.0 reinterprets the conventional factory façade with a refined, sculptural approach.
Grey ribbed plastered walls wrap the structure like a continuous shell, grounding the form in texture and rhythm.
Inverted factory profiles carve depth and shadow into the mass, while a bold pitch-roof insert breaks the linearity, a subtle yet defining architectural gesture.

Industrial. Intentional. Elevated.

Which detail defines the façade for you the ribs, the profiles, or the pitched roof?

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“Exciting news! The Weave House has been featured in The New Sustainable House by Thames & Hudson—an inspiring collection of 25 homes from around the world that redefine planet-friendly living.

Sustainability in design isn’t a trend; it’s a responsibility. This book highlights the many ways architecture can harmonize with nature, using innovative materials, technology, and thoughtful design to create a more sustainable future. Honored to be part of this global conversation!

We thank our collaborators, design team, craftsman and vendors for this wonderful feat.



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“Exciting news! The Weave House has been featured in The New Sustainable House by Thames & Hudson—an inspiring collection of 25 homes from around the world that redefine planet-friendly living.

Sustainability in design isn’t a trend; it’s a responsibility. This book highlights the many ways architecture can harmonize with nature, using innovative materials, technology, and thoughtful design to create a more sustainable future. Honored to be part of this global conversation!

We thank our collaborators, design team, craftsman and vendors for this wonderful feat.


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We are thrilled !! “house of greys” featured in most coveted and widely read magazine september issue !!

The new temple complex

AMEYA- The Shiva Temple

The temple poses a striking visual delight to the pilgrims with its concrete shell, emitting light from the glass between the ribs over a lake


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Ameya-The Shiva Temple

The connection between both temples is devised through an elliptical bridge, which enables direct visual contact from the existing temple. The parabolic edges of this elliptical bridge are altered to form a ‘Ghat’ at the entrance, which helps to expedite public and religious activities. While the opposite edge acts as an amphitheatre with the top layer as a viewing gallery. The centrally located water body confined by an elliptical bridge acts as ‘Kund’ – a water reservoir as referred to in ancient temples, which helps facilitate recreational water activities.




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Ameya- The Shiva Temple
The peripheral entrances permit excellent cross ventilation.


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