Focused on enhancing human experience through design, the firm Deepak Berthalome Architects was founded in 2010. The Principal architect Deepak Berthalome who holds a masters in furniture & interior design from NID Ahmedabad brings to the table his extensive experience of working with international architects, coupled with his distinctive design sensibility

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The pooja room is designed to emphasize the 5 elements of Nature. Rather than having idols, this pooja room utilises natural elements connected to our day-to-day lives. The niches are positioned around a Budha statue and symbolize a triangle. You can contact the Principal Architect Deepak Berthalome from Deepak Berthalome Architects (@deepak.berthalome.architects) by visiting the link mentioned in the bio

Quietly tucked away from Bengaluru's Hustle and Bustle, this off-grid green home is part of a community that practises sustainable living. The slow-living lifestyle is complimented throughout the design of the house, there isn't a corner aware of the beautiful noises made by nature or a sight of green from the lush trees surrounding the site. The house is almost completely self-sufficient, having space for growing the required vegetables, fruits and herbs. Material of the house reflects its story, having built from the soil of the site the walls are bright red juxtaposed next to other colours also made naturally. Watch the Architect along with the clients explain the design, materials and essence of the house. Although minimal in design, the home is outspoken on its ideologies and it is sure to leave you wanting to live away from the cities. Head to the link in the bio to watch the full video and download the eBook PDF with detailed floor plans, images, and information on materials used.

A kund is a tank or small natural or artificial lake where water that has fallen as rain is collected. Panchatathva takes a spin on a traditional kund by adding stepped seating around it. It is a great space to connect multiple people with nature. You can contact the Principal Architect Deepak Berthalome from Deepak Berthalome Architects (@deepak.berthalome.architects) by visiting the link mentioned in the bio