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Adaptive Reuse

Transforming Heritage Properties into Hotels

Crafting meaningful hospitality experiences through adaptive reuse. Learn about the projects - Baradari, Raas Devigarh.

Piramal Vaikunth

Piramal Vaikunth in Mumbai, is an Adaptive Reuse clubhouse, offering social and recreational spaces, fostering a holistic community-centric leisure experience.

Jor Bagh House

A home derived from the mid-century Bauhaus inspiration of the neighbourhood

Sunita Shekhawat Gallery

Mehrangarh Fort Visitor Centre

Studio Lotus's design for new cultural annexes at the historic precinct seeks to create a new architectural system

Placemaking 01 : Redefining Spaces Through Mixed-Use and Radically New Programmes

Discover how Architects can reshape urban spaces through mixed use and radical programmes. Using the power of placemaking to enrich communities.

Taj Taal Kutir by Studio Lotus | A city hotel with a resort-like feel

Taj Taal Kutir exemplifies hospitality experience that celebrates colonial architecture in crafted interiors, giving resort experience in a luxury city hotel format, serving a dialogue between Calcutta and Kolkata.

Placemaking 03 : Context and Identity: The Role of History and Heritage in Placemaking

Explore how history and heritage shape placemaking by integrating cultural identity, local crafts, and adaptive reuse to create vibrant, meaningful spaces that foster belonging and community pride.

Lakshmi Mills Redevelopment

Lakshmi Mills, Chennai envisions Adaptive Reuse by reviving a cluster of former textile mills into a thriving hub of commerce and community, successfully revitalising the area.

Celebrating Context: Celebrating our Cultural Heritage

Discover how Studio Lotus contemporises crafts and brings cultural heritage into architecture.

Installation at India Art Fair

A cultural architecture project by Studio Lotus for India Art Fair—a live art pavilion celebrating community through immersive, sustainable design