<p>A wee departure from the norm creates an inspired ambience in this corporate set up in Bangalore by partners Smruti Kamat and Lester Rozario of Kamat &amp; Rozario Architecture. The challenge lay in striking a balance between being very creative, yet subdued, where the design would reflect the agency’s</p> more...

<p>Bright colours and bold graphics make up the language of architecture employed in this modern Mumbai office space. Designed the design firm Kamat &amp; Rozario Architecture, this 3200 square feet of space is a trip down memory lane, not to college days and television drama but to the ‘tech fun’ of the19</p> more...

<p>This project is an interesting take on the general concept of spaces itself. Here, ‘rooms’ have been imagined to be monolithic, independent coves that are cut off from the surroundings. They have distinct personalities and flaunt a quirky fashion sense. They also become totems of rebellion, standing</p> more...

<p>This bungalow in Bangalore came from an older generation of design thinking and had to be given a new identity. But the challenge here was to make it contemporary thinking and Vastu-compliant as well. Architects Smruti Kamat and Lester Rozario decided to work around the stumbling blocks through a sm</p> more...

<p>This Bangalore restaurant is an effort in effective nostalgia management. The earlier eatery at this location was called ‘Clay Pot’. So, designers Smruti Kamat and Lester Rozario decided to pay homage to the name by creating two sweeping slivers in the roof and fitting within them superbly distincti</p> more...

<p>Working with limited space, Kamat &amp; Rozario Architecture has managed to create an eclectic ambience, that too with a liberal use of recycled and reused materials. Lester Rozario and Smruti Kamat took on the project to design a restaurant named Lemirado in Bangalore and gave the place an unimaginable</p> more...

<p>The Corbel House, realised by Kamat&amp;Rozario Architecture in Bengaluru is dominated by the terracotta hues of exposed brick walls and the nostalgia of traditional architectural sensibilities of Kerala - Design Owl</p> more...