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PRAVAAH

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an unusual building with plants growing on it's side and the sky in the background
Sanskrit Language
Flow Of Life
Creative Hub
People Together
Life Ideas
Sanskrit
Drawing People
Evolution
Entrance
PRAVAAH
Pravaah’s entrance welcomes you with its sinuous curves and sculptural elegance. A bold response to the box-like monotony of its context, where form and function coexist in harmony. Pravaah symbolizes movement and evolution, reflecting the dynamic flow of life, ideas, and energy. It serves as a creative hub, drawing people together and inspiring connection. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity. @archdaily @architectandinteriorsi @dezeen @theplanmag @thegridarchitects
a white building with red and gold designs on it's front door, surrounded by greenery
White Architecture
Curved Lines
Open Spaces
Sustainable Materials
Open Space
In Nature
Sense
Energy
Pravaah
Pravaah’s significance extends beyond utility, representing the dynamic nature of life, ideas, and energy. Free flow organic white architecture embraces the principles of natural integration and seamless design, allowing structures to harmoniously blend with their surroundings. It exudes a sense of purity and simplicity. This style emphasizes the use of sustainable materials, open spaces, and curved lines, reflecting the elegance found in nature @archdaily @surfacethinking @dezeen @theplanmag @designboomshop
a curved couch sitting under a skylight in a room with white walls and ceiling lights
Grid Architects
India Architecture
Drought Resistant Plants
Architectural Photographers
Office Layout
Concrete House
Entrance Design
Natural Ventilation
Construction Work
Pravaah
Pravaah gracefully merges with its environment. PRAVAH is designed to be a versatile space where visitors can immerse themselves in the exceptional features. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity. @archdaily @surfacethinking @designboomshop @thegridarchitects @dezeen
a white building with some plants in front of it and a blue sky behind it
Mad Architects
Biophilic Design
Water Bodies
Pravaah
Pravaah thrives on nature’s rhythm – sculpted volumes, curated openings, and an intimate waterbody. @archdaily @dezeen @theplanmag @archdaily @designboom @ifjplus_ @surfacethinking @surfacesreportermagazine
a white house with circular windows and plants
Architectural Forms
Museum Design
Pravaah - derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity.
PRAVAAH’S entrance welcomes you with its sinuous curves and sculptural elegance. A bold response to the box-like monotony of its context, where form and function coexist in harmony. Pravaah symbolizes movement and evolution, reflecting the dynamic flow of life, ideas, and energy. It serves as a creative hub, drawing people together and inspiring connection. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity. @archdaily @dezeen @designboomshop @surfacethinking @architectandinteriorsi
an unusual white building with two circular windows
Pravaah -derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity
PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity A curvilinear form that reimagines the rigidity of urban landscapes, offering a space where architecture merges seamlessly with its surroundings. #Pravaah #ConsciousArchitecture #SustainableDesign #FluidArchitecture #BiophilicDesign #CommunityEngagement #GreenBuilding #InnovativeSpaces #SustainableLiving #UrbanDesign #EcoFriendly #ArchitecturalInnovation #LocalMaterials #LowCarbonFootprint #SustainableBuilding #EnvironmentalResponsibility #SustainableDevelopment #GreenArchitecture #ClimateResponsibility #PravaahInspiration #ferrocement #shellroofing #roofstructure #curvilinearwall #dezeen #theplanmag #thegridarchitects #IncredibleIndia #OrganicDesign @archdaily @architectandinteriorsi @dezeen @designboomshop
a building with plants growing on the side of it and stairs leading up to it
Carport Door
Ancient Irrigation
Architect Inspiration
Barcelona House
Concrete Cube
Stair Design Architecture
A Frame Houses
PRAVAAH
Pravaah transcends the ordinary – a sanctuary of calm amidst urban chaos. Its soft curves, water elements, and natural greens create an environment of wellness, inviting minds to wander and ideas to flow. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity @archdaily @architectandinteriorsi @dezeen @theplanmag @surfacethinking
a white building that is next to some grass and bushes at night time with the moon in the sky
Unique Office
Landscape Elements
PRAVAAH
Pravaah, signifies the movement or flow of something, often used metaphorically to represent the flow of time, ideas, energy, or even water. In a broader sense, it can also symbolize the continuous and evolving nature of life, thoughts, and processes. @archdaily @architectandinteriorsi @dezeen @theplanmag @thegridarchitects
a white building with flowers and plants growing in it
Sustainability
PRAVAAH
Pravaah’s significance extends beyond utility, representing the dynamic nature of life, ideas, and energy. Free flow organic white architecture embraces the principles of natural integration and seamless design, allowing structures to harmoniously blend with their surroundings. It exudes a sense of purity and simplicity. This style emphasizes the use of sustainable materials, open spaces, and curved lines, reflecting the elegance found in nature. @archdaily @architectandinteriorsi @dezeen @theplanmag @surfacethinking
a woman in a red and gold dress standing in a white room with arches on the ceiling
Sanskrit Words
Drawing Inspiration
Architecture
Pravaah
PRAVAAH (it is a Sanskrit word that translates to flow /Fluid in English) Presenting #Pravaah – a multipurpose pavilion / Office, that reinterprets conventional architectural norms. Drawing inspiration from the concept of flow, Pravaah integrates with its context, embodying principles of fluidity and movement. @archdaily @dezeen @architectandinteriorsi @theplanmag @surfacethinking
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a white building with a red and blue sign in the center, seen through a circular hole
Curvilinear Architecture
Fluid Design
Pravaah
The organic forms and integration with the landscape, along with its curvilinear architecture, enhance its surroundings. The curved, fluid structure and biophilic elements, such as light, air, and native vegetation, promote well-being, reshaping urban landscapes and enriching human experiences. @archdaily @dezeen @surfacethinking @thegridarchitects @architectandinteriorsi
an empty room with white walls and arched windows on the wall, while a person is standing in the distance
Physical Wellness
Water Feature
Water Features
Natural Light
Physics
Meant To Be
Water
Pravaah
The windows provide glimpses of a serene enclosed water feature exclusive to Pravaah. The design prioritizes biophilic elements, including ventilation, natural light, greenery, promoting mental and physical well-being, and creating a congenial balance. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity @archdaily @designboomshop @dezeen @surfacethinking @thegridarchitects
a white building with colorful designs painted on it's walls and windows, along with potted plants in the foreground
Pravaah
Where architecture flows like art. Pravaah brings biophilic elements, artistic murals, and water into one cohesive experience a space that uplifts, inspires, and connects. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity. @archdaily @dezeen @architectandinteriorsi @designboomshop @surfacethinking
a white building with two round windows on the side and a tree in front of it
PRAVAAH
Against the backdrop of uniformity, Pravaah emerges as a wave of imagination and artistic expression. A dialogue between light, air, and greenery – thoughtfully integrated into its fluid form. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity. @archdaily @architectandinteriorsi @dezeen @designboomshop @surfacethinking
a white building with circular windows and steps leading up to it
Box Architecture
Organic Architecture
Construction Process
PRAVAAH derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity.
Pravaah breathes life into architecture, blurring boundaries between the built and natural. Every curve, every element, embodies movement, evolution, and a connection to the earth. PRAVAAH, derived from the Sanskrit language, meaning flow or fluidity. @archdaily @dezeen @architectandinteriorsi @thegridarchitects @designboomshop