Architectural Design that resolves
structure and space at once.
Architectural design by our in-house design team — who resolve the Vastu brief, the spatial plan, and the structural grid as a single problem, so nothing gets compromised on the drawing and nothing gets renegotiated on site.
Architecture designed from the column outward.
Most architectural briefs end up in conflict with structural reality — the architect proposes an open-plan living space, and the structural engineer inserts a column through the middle of it. Not because either is wrong, but because they were working separately.
At Gridline, the architect and the structural designer are the same in-house team. The column grid is positioned to serve the spatial plan, not fight against it. Vastu directional requirements are mapped into the layout before the floor plan is drawn, not applied as constraints after the fact.
"The conflict between Vastu Shastra and minimalist architecture is not a design problem. It is an engineering problem — and every engineering problem has a solution."
When the in-house designer also understands spatial structure, the result is architecture where structural elements belong — where they hold the ceiling and define the room simultaneously. Post-tensioned slabs eliminate the beams that interrupt double-height spaces. Transfer structures remove the columns that would bisect the open-plan kitchen. The engineering enables the architecture rather than constraining it.
This is particularly powerful when Vastu compliance is required. Vastu's directional requirements encode spatial relationships that are entirely compatible with contemporary minimalist design — when resolved by a designer who understands both.
From brief to permit-ready drawings.
Site orientation analysis, Vastu directional mapping, zoning and setback review, built-up area calculation. We resolve constraints before the pencil touches paper.
Two to three massing options with floor plan alternatives. Structural feasibility assessed simultaneously. You choose the direction with full knowledge of what each option costs.
Fully dimensioned floor plans, all elevations, building sections, and area statements. AutoCAD produced to draughting standards for permit and contractor use.
Photorealistic exterior and interior renders. Material palette studies, natural lighting scenarios, and walkthrough animations. See your building before a single brick is laid.
Drawing set formatted for local authority submission — BBMP, BDA, GMC, or local panchayat. Site plan, floor plans, elevations, and area statement. Engineer-signed.
Detailed working drawings for the construction team — door and window schedules, finishes schedule, staircase details, and material specifications. Coordinated with structural drawings.
The Villa Project:
Minimalist architecture,
Vastu resolved.
A premium contemporary villa in Bangalore — clean volumes, decorative jaali screens, expansive glazing, and a spatial plan that satisfies every Vastu directional requirement without the visual weight of conventional Vastu layouts.
The structural column grid was positioned to deliver column-free living areas and double-height spaces. Architectural and structural design were resolved simultaneously — no post-design compromises.




How Vastu Shastra and minimalist architecture are actually the same geometry — if you know where to look.
In-house designers who design the whole building.

Architectural design lead on the Villa Project. Biswajyoti resolves the structural and spatial brief simultaneously — the column grid, the Vastu orientation, and the minimalist interior are designed as a single integrated problem, not negotiated between separate disciplines.

Deep brings architectural design experience to commercial and residential projects, with particular expertise in structural-architectural coordination for buildings where the structure is expressed as an architectural element — industrial aesthetics, exposed frames, and large-span spaces.
What clients always ask.
Client brief and Vastu review, massing studies, floor plan options, elevations and sections, photorealistic 3D visualisation in SketchUp and Enscape, contractor-ready working drawings, and permit submission drawing sets formatted for local authority requirements.
Yes — and this is a speciality. Vastu directional requirements are spatial relationships, not aesthetic constraints. When mapped into the layout from the outset, they are fully compatible with open-plan minimalist architecture. The Villa Project in Bangalore is a direct demonstration of this.
Yes. We prepare professionally certified drawing sets formatted for BBMP, BDA, GMC, and local panchayat submission — site plan, floor plans, elevations, and area statements. Remote delivery with full revision support.
Structural feasibility is resolved from day one by our in-house team — not discovered at working drawing stage when a separate structural consultant is brought in. Column grids are designed to serve the spatial plan. Vastu orientations and the structural grid are coordinated as a single problem. The result: no post-design compromises, no contractor queries that reopen the architectural brief.
Yes. Photorealistic exterior and interior renders using SketchUp and Enscape. Material palette studies, lighting scenarios, and walkthrough animations are available. See your building in full detail before a foundation is dug.
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