OUR Projects
We at SPARC DESIGN see design as a means of heightening the human level of consciousness and spatial experience. As one of the top architecture firms in Pune, we believe that designers have a sense of obligation towards the community to make a difference in the lives of people.
A reminiscence of the client’s childhood home back in Conoor, the entrance to this aspirational home blurs the exterior and interior spaces of the property in union. A court that lends a visual from every corner of the house, is an artistic ode to the play of light and shadow. The homage to an antique modernist mix is relevant and has been customized, making the home not only contextual, but a showcase of the nostalgic connection of the owners. Filled with several charming objects and antiques pre-owned by our clients which tell a story, the spaces are redolent with history.
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=giRSStY5hyo
From visualization to delivery in 60 days, we crafted the Earthen Woven Cafe as a haven for earthy and inviting design. A neutral palette of beige and light wood contrasts brilliantly against brightly coloured tiles and tones of orange. It features a ceiling installation that attracts the gaze of anyone engaging with the space. It is created with sweeping cane mats tastefully hung from the ceiling and a bespoke feature, LED lights carefully sewn in along the edges of the drapes.
The stairway connects to the mezzanine above, accentuating the volume while its wood and metal are set against terracotta and jute textures. A double-height space visible from the exterior, the cafe weaves earthy, neutral and dramatic design elements together. It creates an inviting space infused with a bevvy of orange tones.
A memorable journey for the Sparc Design family as the client trusted the process and our vision throughout the project. The outcome; a timeless masterpiece originated through in-depth research and smooth communication with the client. A striking angular form is achieved by a unique blend of RCC and ferrocrete elements. Intriguing skylights and spaces contrast to enhance the experience of the bungalow’s residents. The water bodies begin outside the bungalow and extend all the way indoors, creating a spectacular attribute with a calming effect while also establishing an indoor -outdoor connection . The interior design of Indrakunj utilizes passive cooling techniques as well as a touch of luxury and modern functionalism.
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W54zvFP_k0
A relaxing retreat with an eclectic mix of tropical vibes and earthy hues.Thorough research, an understanding of the spiritual self and its importance with the external environment has led us to create this masterpiece. Earth, water, fire, air, and sky are the five basic elements in nature. Each of these elements corresponds to specific symbols and colors, and they also correspond to the chakras in the human body. Tattva’s various elements work together to create fusion between the human and the built environment, as well as spaces that allow people to experience these elements. Each floor at Tattva corresponds to one of these one-of-a-kind elements.
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Vir3_xAna4
The Earth and Metal office aims at creating a strong brand recall value, letting the customer learn and unravel from experience. The design language resonates an earthy, organic & sustainable palette -going back to the basics of the clients business.
Natural tandoor stone in polished and river washed finishes along with strips of basalt forms the primary base palette; terracotta blocks laid into the flooring connect and act as guides to enhance vertical visual connection. The textures add a unique character to the entire space, even more so when explored barefoot. The interactive partitions are designed in triangular blocks and fabrication – they swivel and rotate on a slight touch thereby making it possible to have a dynamic ever changing design – adding a sense of fun and movement.
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KrBpvIZR_M
Minimalism and matte weave together to conceive a dramatic design canvas. Styled as The Matte House, the project was designed keeping in mind the persona of our clients;The client’s inclination towards monochromatic and rustic appeals led the pathway to our conceptualization. The living room flooring is furnished with black vitrified tiles that fold on to the walls to create an illusion of depth added to the space. The ceiling and walls coalesce seamlessly by a concrete finished texture paint. The dining table and console are fashioned from concrete cast slabs to complement the minimal furniture in wood finishes and smoothened curves. The Matte house carries an element of surprise with bursts of colour in various nooks thereby adding flavor and character to this home .
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j9LzbEFBDg
A home characterized by patterns ,art and colour. A two-story house bolstered by warm motifs, spaces you’d be at ease with at any time of day, and rooms peppered with a gorgeous green and blue palette, was intended to captivate with each quick glimpse.
A magnificent sculpture at the entrance catches one’s attention . This detailed dimensional piece of art adds a rich, multi-layered focal point for the space. While infusing the metaphors of confidence and boldness, the sculpture depicts strength with elegance and panache .The Tessellated House was designed to impart an immediate sense of belonging to its colorfully curated interiors.
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AKicwtTThY
A thorough research on the company products largely dealing in metal cutting tools from the automotive sector , helped us understand that sprockets ,gears and metal were their key products -hence arriving at our primary material palette .
The floor space is split into three floors of 800 sqft each. Transparency and visual connect is maintained with the help of glass profile partitions. A diagonal flooring pattern and end to end linear ceiling lights create a seamless cohesive space .
Detailing and a strong design connect form some of the key elements of this project: gear and metal compositions form furniture details ;Corten steel and glass framed compositions form the office divisions; The workstation separators have industrial processes printed on glass; Gears have been used for tea coasters as well.
We give meaning to space with a project that stands to be immensely close to our hearts. The Sparc Design studio following a “back to basics” theme- exhibits a cornucopia of imagination, colour, and purpose. Through subtly placed inlays on the reception, conference, and workstation tables, the golden ratio makes its way into design. The “outdoor meeting pocket” is highlighted by the sculpture of the le modular man. The floors, exposed ceiling, and walls made of raw bison board panelling with architectural symbols give the studio’s overarching aesthetic its contemporary industrial appearance.
A space set apart by the blend of neutral design elements. The use of subtle furniture and curves soften your gaze, bringing an inviting warmth to the entire apartment. To convey the aspirational value of a sample apartment, we chose a colour palette of beige and pastels suffused with understated luxury. The gentle curves seen across the project allow one to flow through the expansive space, soaking in every detail. The master bedroom features a veneer detail bed back, arched lighting and a solid wood side table.
An oasis of cohesive design, the living room sees beige white panelling seamlessly curve onto the feature wall. The bespoke neutral furniture and minimal lighting create a space that celebrates neutral tones and hints of pastel. The Neutral Nest is our testament to an aspirational space steeped in comfort, silent luxury and expanse.
The concept of this distinctive restaurant captivated us as creatives, a treat to work on. The idea of this restaurant was as direct as the name suggests; a place to unwind and take a break from your busy day. Bearing the former in mind, we aimed at creating a space that was comfortable yet intriguing. Several designs were produced to depict everything else pertaining to a break informally. The leisurely setting makes an effort to convey a lighthearted atmosphere. The elements that make up the restro-pub are sliced and placed on triangle-shaped planes. Persuading a path towards more sustainable and responsible design, we upcycled and recycled cast-off materials to match the easy atmosphere of the space.
A true hearthstone for people seeking unrivaled relaxation, this homestay villa in Lavassa strives to offer a unique, cozy, rustic yet leisurely atmosphere. The textural palette is dominated by upscaled, sustainable materials and textures. A brickwork feature wall in the living room is enhanced with a herringbone pattern, which clashes cohesively with the flooring made of Kotah stone with patterns carved into it. A sophisticated ferro-crete staircase with a wood finish pops out against the back wall’s feature.To maintain the rustic appeal, each space plays with different wall finishes and textures. Different places are enlivened with color and vigor by flamboyantly patterned tiles. Wood, Shera panels, corrugated aluminum sheets, and chipboard have all been ingeniously employed to conserve the rustic and eclectic appeal of this Villa.
Sweeping dramatic ferrocement vaults characterize this corner plot home. The vaults exemplify strength and canvas a personalized yet unique character. Water Bodies and screens add dramatic plays of light and shadows which stream into the home at all times. The geometry binded with solidarity of built mass pose an assertion of delight.
As the name suggests a variety of Textures in gray and terracotta form the dominant palette of this bungalow . Designed as a green bungalow with sustainable details and elements , an interesting north light filters the best light shadow during the morning hours . Louvers at the facade of this bungalow change direction with the angle of the sun to utilize the daylight to its advantage and create multiple kaleidoscopic overlays .
Every project’s design process is unique, and as a designer, often the most important part is to facilitate it. The angular frontage of this bungalow results in a contrasting cuboidal facade treated in various textures and materials. The contoured site allows for an intriguing split-level plan with a sunken living area that protrudes right into the landscape. A fiber screen protects the bungalow’s south end, creating shade as well as an impressive juxtaposition of light and shadow. The directional design language is mirrored in the interior details, involving cantilevered sit out areas. Light and shadow patterns have been ubiquitously used in the emergence of phenomenal patterns and light effects.
The homeowner had a desire for a distinctive signature feature on the front of their house, and what better way to achieve this than incorporating the fingerprint of the lady of the house. To accomplish this, a stylish ferrocrete screen was utilized, complete with an engraved fingerprint pattern to create a one-of-a-kind mural on the home’s façade. The design of the house is characterized by slits and floating planes, which is carried through from the exterior to the interior detailing.
A contemporary and straight line language interacts with design and functionality, meticulously unifying the two to provide residents a profound experience.Light cleverly filters into the basement through one side open courts . This bungalow scheme has all the hallmarks of a luxurious dwelling in the bustles of the city through sheer work of modern and functional design.
The opulent and spacious apartments in this affluent residential complex, as well as the private penthouses, all adhere to modern design principles and were designed to meet the aesthetic and functional requirements of its residents. The elevation is highlighted by corner LED lighting, beamless soffits, and contrasted massing. Winspire residential is a representation of sheer symmetry, class and modern functionality wrapped together in a wonderful combination of homes for our residents.
As its facade, the entire residential scheme is an interesting dynamic of fins and perfectly finished planes cast in Post-formed aluminum shuttering technology .This architecture is an attempt to translate our ethics and aesthetics into physical reality. The six buildings, all of which are similar in design, are treated as a mural, each adorned differently but together forming an interesting composition. The podium level landscape connects all six buildings and includes a basketball court, playground, and tennis court. The column beneath the podium ends in a planter at the podium level and is strategically lit to create a “wow” factor. A hotel, a shopping arcade, and offices are also located on the property.
The Next Gen International School exudes a futuristic approach with a splash of colors enticing enough to elicit a sense of happiness and revolution from the client’s vision. A parametric facade that changes orientation and color in response to changes in climatic conditions was designed in accordance with the Client’s philosophy of a futuristic vision. The key design elements of this project are outdoor classrooms, outdoor elements integrated into the interior, and experiential learning.
Take a visual walkthrough of the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d49B5JeiBqY
Creating luxury holiday homes -The Avenue homes is a project for Kairos Developers at Lonavala. The project comprises bungalows in various sizes, a fully equipped clubhouse, a gymnasium completed with state of art facilities. A modern architectural rendition with a play of textures and a unique angular design language form the highlights of this project.
A unique appearance of 146 row houses with intricate light feature detail at the staircase block, coupled with ample sunlight and ventilation. Suhani Lal Sanghra perceives this project as an abode of harmony, with a newly designed facade articulating views that connect with the surrounding environment.
With a Client brief to create a skin around an existing building – the new facade was to speak of new age reforms into an existing legacy of a 36 year old family business. The facade speaks of change – a futuristic outlook and a new era for this construction company. A brass armor wraps itself around the old structure allowing light, ventilation and its drama to filter into the structure. A combination of basalt strips form the exterior screens. These elements of brass and basalt flow as a design language into the interior spaces as well.
Located at Parbhani, Nanded- The exterior is clean and contemporary and straight line . The interior space wraps a wave of overlapping shapes and vibrant hues. The color, walls, furnishing come together to create a space that feels like home. A vibrant color demarcates every floor and the spaces exude a welcoming fun and child friendly warmth.
A home birthed in earthy and sustainable notes. Making abundant use of natural materials reflected through the grey limestone flooring and terracotta brick, form a prominent flooring pattern, embellished with hints of brass. The walls and ceilings blend seamlessly in concrete textures and lime finishes. A treasured art collection marks the testimony of the client’s various travels. Complimenting the former, furniture in reclaimed wood with brass detailing amalgamates all things natural, artistic and organic.
An upcoming home where spaces and volumes flow seamlessly into one another. Soft curves and edges run across this home and define its language. Elements repeat, relate and co-create to create a homogenous cohesive space .
The home demands your attention with a sweeping floor design pattern which runs right from the entrance lobby into the living area. The continuity of the patterns is maintained through texture and patterns onto the double height feature wall. Materials and colors echo throughout the space binding all in seamlessly for a cohesive aesthetic.
A home dipped in glamour and glitz – this neoclassical home creates its own unique opulence with the use of unique elements. Fluted and textured marble with hints of metal combined with a rich play of colours and textures lends this home its charisma and charm.
The company’s core beliefs are laid out in an abstract yet impactful manner throughout the striking design language of this office space, which gives it an earthy and eclectic appearance.This Netherlands-based seed import and export company desired their interior space to reflect what they do for their new Indian location. For this project, our design palette is flavourful, with references to the company’s history and work processes wrapped throughout.
The atmosphere, spatial configuration, and connections in between have all been carefully considered in light of the workplace’s primary goal. Considerably large beams jutting into the floor space have been softened by designing rafters along these beams and treating the junctions with glass partitions creating an expansive connection throughout the office space . The materials and tones chosen express the brand’s culture and core principles.
The House of Hues’ design ethos attempts to enlarge space and tie it to dramatic elements in some of today’s most contemporary interior environments. A home with a base gray palette contrasted with pops of color and hues – a motif connects the two planes of the living room wall creating a connected aesthetic when viewed from different angles. Metallic tints and minimal contemporary light fittings create the contemporary interior environment of this home. The highlight chandeliers in the dining and living areas attract the eye as soon as one enters the home, immediately after the circular lights at the door welcomes one into the house.
This boutique workplace has a monochrome palette produced with grey marble flooring and metal accents. This dichotomy is disrupted by an olive green sofa. The herringbone pattern of veneer on the ceiling provides character. This office is beautifully streamlined yet bold, with a timeless appeal and a contemporary design language. The design palette features a deep natural tone that is enhanced by unadorned materials such as raw wood and glass.
This bungalow has a small plot but a large FSI, and has been designed with a diverse use of massing and texture. We aimed to merge nature with interiors, as well as some newfangled textures and latest sustainable services, in order to establish a dynamic personality of the client and meet all of their requirements.
As the name suggests, the home follows a neutral grey base palette with hints of blue borrowed from the sky as well as the ocean. A staircase crafted in ferrocrete and finished in powder blue microtopping forms a sculptural statement. A textured stone treatment connects this home from the main entrance, travelling through the home and culminating at the exterior boundary – connecting the entire space visually. An exterior feature wall is clad in blue louvers -once again an Ode to the Sky !
Explore this tranquil, peaceful, minimalist Wellness Resort designed by Sparc Design, The 15 acres site is all about the sweeping views of the Panshet lake. The concept revolves around healthy living and all things natural. A welcoming entrance with a grand Buddha sculpture and cabanas, render the ambiance calm and soothing aiming to capture the five senses . The cottages are modular in design and open out completely on almost all sides to capture the views and blur the interior exterior boundaries .
A serene sculptural fountain flanks the entrance to this residential complex . The structure’s symmetry is maintained by the landscape lines, which also connect the architectural form to the surroundings. Materials that converge on scenic space’s focal points define these axes. The environment is made more harmonious by a floating gazebo. Stone carvings and grassy mounds flank the plantation’s perimeter.
This plotting scheme at Saswad (Village Garade) is an attempt to explore new temporary construction principles and techniques in architecture. There’s always a desire to add a unique touch to every single project of ours ,with opportunity to explore local materials along with alternative construction techniques-the project remains unique and special to Sparc with the entire studio itself being on site and working with their hands to create these unique mud homes.
The landscape of the Royal heritage Mall follows the design language of the structure largely Classical in design and detailing . The bold patterns , textures and materials along with the light fittings details and sculptural fountains; seamlessly colace to give the space its Classical opulent flavor.
