Architects and Builders are the soul of any construction project. They plan, design, and visualize the entire idea. The journey of a project from its blueprint to reality is executed by an architect’s intellect and a builder’s perception. With the growing urbanization, the country has been under a continuous mutation witnessing several infrastructural developments. Behind every such initiative, builders stand as the pillar engraving requisite amenities and architects furnish the aesthetic appeal.
Construction World cognizes the efforts an architect puts into and the power a builder holds on to, hence here we list down some of the notable top regional architects and builders who have erected the best for the nation.
2. Visarg Design Studio
The New Delhi-based firm was founded in 2011. Visarg's mission is to develop integrated design solutions for the built environment that are inspired by the spirit of our country: innate simplicity, incomparable diversity, and captivating contemporary aesthetics. For all areas, the business follows the timeless building principles of natural lighting and ventilation.
Builder
1. Eldeco Group
Eldeco Group was founded in 1985 and is known for its punctual and high-quality delivery in 15 cities across Northern India. The firm has completed 175 projects ranging from large-format integrated townships to high-rise condominiums, industrial estates, malls, and office buildings. It has over 30,000 satisfied clients and a total delivered area of more than 30 million sq ft.
Builder
1. Provident Housing
Puravankara's subsidiary Provident Housing was founded in 2008 and is one of the country's first builders of luxury affordable housing. The company uses cutting-edge construction technologies and provides a high level of service, which is exceptional in India's inexpensive housing market.
Builder
1. Emami Realty
Emami Realty, the Emami Group's real-estate arm, was founded in 2006 as a private limited company with the mission of developing real-estate projects in the residential, commercial, and retail sectors. In July 2016, the company merged with Emami Infrastructure, an NSE and BSE-listed company. It has more than 36 million square feet of development in various stages of planning, building, and delivery.