Ar. M. Murali Murali Architects

I believe that design of a building should revolve around the end-users and the design should develop through their day to day needs. So, we take care that during the course of designing, the end-users do not get obliterated. I believe that introduction of spaces and their positioning are driven by various overlapping layers of tangible and intangible aspects of the user. Especially when working on residences, the design must cater to the habitants with their different personalities, age groups, and needs.

We also highlight regional traditionalism in our design. Taking the soul of traditional architecture and transfiguring it with a modern touch, we address the needs of both the present and future generation, thereby creating a connection between them through the forms, spaces, materials and elements. Infusing spaces like a Thinnai area (landscape with flora, fauna etc), courtyards etc, takes the spirit of traditional architecture to the future with a newness in it. Such spaces also bring social togetherness spatially, creating a psychological impact that fosters human relations.


Through design, we encourage living in harmony with nature. By incorporating elements that bring in natural light, greenery, and induce natural airflow, such as water bodies, lily ponds, etc, we add a visual treat to the senses, while earthiness is highlighted with use of materials that bring a pleasing warmth through their connection with regional roots.