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We reimagined Sydney’s historic Linden Observatory as a dynamic museum and stargazing hub.
Chennai’s iconic Madras Club, reviving its colonial-era grandeur with unparalleled care.
A colonial-era iconic red plastered external finishes and lime-plastered interiors.
A 2nd-century AD Vaishnavite sanctuary in Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh.
The Old Municipal Office in Visakhapatnam, a colonial-era gem.
Our restoration of a historic Maqbara in Gujarat, a 16th-century Mughal masterpiece.
Collaborating with RMA Architects and Nozer Wadia Associates, we restored Kothari Bagh.
The 100-year-old Parsi Fire Temple on Queen’s Road, Bangalore, a sacred Zoroastrian sanctuary built in 1926
At Tamil Nadu’s Government Museum, we crafted a vibrant cafeteria that marries heritage with hospitality.
At the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cellular Jail in Port Blair.
The Chettinad Palace, a majestic 19th-century residence in Chennai.
The Hawa Mahal in Visakhapatnam, a cherished heritage landmark.
In January 2021, as an intern with an international team of conservators at Le Prince Haveli in Shekhawati.
The Anderson Cenotaph at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Chennai, a historic colonial monument, was restored from 2021–2024.
Visakhapatnam’s historic Town Hall, a colonial-era civic icon from the late 19th century.
We revitalized a historic Tamil Nadu-style farmhouse for KCP.
Our Masters project (2018) reimagined Taylor Square, Sydney’s vibrant Darlinghurst hub.
Reviving the past, inspiring tomorrow : “Each project is a dialogue between history and design. At Punaravarthan Studios, we revive spaces through conservation, adaptive reuse, and sensitive design – always honoring the character of place. With reverence and care, we safeguard the past, not as relics, but as living stories to inspire the present and shape the future.”
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