Studio Lotus was founded in 2002 by Ambrish Arora, Ankur Choksi and Sidhartha Talwar. Studio Lotus is acknowledged as a thought leader in the country for its work in the domain of Architecture and Spatial Design.
Their work is grounded on the principles of Conscious design, an approach that celebrates local resources, cultural influences, a keen attention to detail and an inclusive process. They follow an iterative and incremental methodology of innovation and root their learning in history and local context. They aim to craft benchmark solutions that address society's changing ways of living and working.
Studio Lotus explore ways to engage the user, the way they move through the space. They like taking design to an extremely conceptual stage.
The firm takes a deeply contextual approach to its work and combines this with a strong focus on the tactile and sensory qualities of the space. Their design process looks at sustainability through the multiple lenses of cultural, social and environmental impact. There is an active engagement in integrating localised skills and resources with state-of-the art materials and technologies.
Their work is grounded on the principles of Conscious design, an approach that celebrates local resources, cultural influences, a keen attention to detail and an inclusive process. They follow an iterative and incremental methodology of innovation and root their learning in history and local context. They aim to craft benchmark solutions that address society's changing ways of living and working.
Studio Lotus explore ways to engage the user, the way they move through the space. They like taking design to an extremely conceptual stage.
The firm takes a deeply contextual approach to its work and combines this with a strong focus on the tactile and sensory qualities of the space. Their design process looks at sustainability through the multiple lenses of cultural, social and environmental impact. There is an active engagement in integrating localised skills and resources with state-of-the art materials and technologies.
