Studio Ardete

11/05/2026

Hotel Pinjore

6 acres of possibility. 200,000 sq ft of intention.
After months of sketching, iterating, and obsessing over every curve — we’re finally ready to share what we’ve been building toward.
This is a project that asked us a fundamental question early on: what if a building didn’t just sit on the land, but moved with it?
The answer became a parametric facade that ripples like topographic contours — not as ornament, but as the building’s primary logic. The latticed skin breathes, filters light, and frames the sky differently at every hour. No two moments of this elevation are the same.
Ten floors of hospitality, stacked with purpose. The podium dissolves into a sculpted roofscape — flowing timber canopies that arch and dip like waves frozen mid-motion, creating outdoor dining, terraces, and pause-worthy moments at every threshold.
The ground plane is generous, the landscaping deliberate — water bodies, formal gardens, and tree canopy woven around the building so the architecture never quite ends where the land begins.
What excites us most isn’t the complexity of the geometry. It’s watching a feeling — one we chased for a long time — finally take physical form in the renders.
This is just the beginning of sharing this one.
More soon. 🖤

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06/05/2026

Some projects don’t arrive as a brief. They arrive as a calling. 🙏

A mandir taking shape across 5 acres in North India — form drawn from the Kalash, held within lotus petals, every surface clothed in intricate carving. Not ornament. Devotion made structural.
The garbhagriha at the heart. The shikhara rising — not aggressively, but inevitably. Like something remembering its own shape.
Most of a career you believe architecture is about rigour. The section. The detail. The material logic.
And then a project arrives that asks for something else entirely.
Sadhguru has lived this — that the most profound navigation is inward. That stillness is not the absence of intelligence. It is its highest form.
The form didn’t come from references. It arrived. In a moment of listening.
I am an architect. But on this project — a Sthapati in training.
What it asks is not brilliance. It is receptivity.
The deity builds. We draw. 🙏
More to be revealed. ✨
📍 North India | Mandir | 5 Acres

06/05/2026

05/05/2026

Aeona Aesthetic Center
📐 6100 Sq. Ft.
📍 Gurugram, Haryana

Some spaces don't just look beautiful — they feel beautiful. And Aeona said everything. 🤍
Walking into a completed project never gets old. There's a feeling that hits you the moment you step inside something you've poured your vision, your craft, and your soul into. And standing inside Aeona, Gurugram's newest luxury aesthetic center — that feeling was everything. 💎
Every wall we envisioned. Every light we placed. Every finish we obsessed over. It all came together into something we are truly, deeply proud of. Soft tones that calm you. Clean lines that inspire you. Premium details that remind you — this is what luxury actually feels like. ✨
This is why we do what we do at Ardete.
Not just to build spaces — but to build experiences. Not just to complete projects — but to create destinations. Aeona wasn't just a brief to us. It was a vision we believed in from day one, and we gave it everything we had. 👑
Gurugram deserved a beauty sanctuary this beautiful.
And we made sure it got one. 🙌🏻
If this is what it looks like from the outside — wait till you step inside. 🤍
Welcome to Aeona. Crafted by Ardete.
📍 Gurugram

01/05/2026

Some sites don’t ask to be designed. They ask to be listened to.

This one spoke in deodar light, in the way the valley drops without warning, in old trees that have been here longer than any brief we could write.

We’re building a 12 bigha resorts in Kasauli. But more than that — we’re trying to hold something rare. That specific feeling of a Himalayan morning when the mist hasn’t lifted yet and the world feels like it belongs only to you.

The slope stays untouched. Cottages step down the hill like they always were there. Timber, stone, steep pitches — a quiet nod to alpine grammar, rewritten in Himalayan light. Glass walls wide enough to pull the whole valley inside.

Every cottage placed so a guest wakes up to nothing but trees, sky, and silence. Privacy here isn’t a wall. It’s the mountain doing what it has always done — holding you, gently, apart from everything else.

The waterfalls stay. The old trees stay. The view stretches as far as the land allows — and we designed all of it. Not just what we built, but everything the eye touches.

This one is close to the heart. 🏔️

More soon. 🌲