Malik Architecture

16/12/2022

11/11/2022

We’re thrilled to have House of Voids qualify as finalist for The Plan Award 2022 🎉

Grateful for all the votes and support!

04/11/2022

Guest Lecture Series:
Searching for the Essential - By Henri Comrie

Henri is a minimalist architect and urban designer, based out of South Africa, who enjoys working through complex problems to arrive at simple and logical solutions that hold wide appeal.

On his recent visit to India, he was invited to share his ideas, philosophies and seminal works with the Malik Architecture team.

08/09/2022

Team Malik Architecture.

06/09/2022

House of Voids shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2022.


Photography: Bharath Ramamrutham

09/08/2022

House of Voids longlisted for Dezeen Awards 2022.

p.c. Bharath Ramamrutham

08/06/2022

Looking for graphic design interns with a strong sense of communication along with aesthetics.

•Proficient in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

•Basic skills in Autocad is preferred

Email us as:
[email protected]
[email protected]

17/02/2022

Come join the MA team!

Looking for Architects-
• Minimum 2-3 years of experience
• Ability to convert design concepts into working drawings and coordinate with consultants.
• Sketchup proficiency is a plus

Please e-mail us at:
[email protected]
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20/10/2021

JK AYA 2021

Stoked to receive the Architect of the Year Award for the House of Three Streams under Focus States Architecture Award!

20/10/2021

JK AYA 2021

Stoked to receive the Architect of the Year Award for the House of Three Streams under Focus States Architecture Award!

19/10/2021

The residence at South Extension, Delhi.

The lower sections of the house are excised to allow the continuation of the street through the house creating a deep court that propagates downwards into the basement office and upwards through a series of fragmented court and fissures as a vertical void running through the house.



A gigantic structural pylon is the load bearing pivot for the cantilevered superstructure, creating shaded ground and resonating the language of Delhi’s monumental institutions.

Photography: Bharath Ramamrutham