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A-000 · Homes shaped around real life

Built to Endure.

We bring your routines, plot, climate and budget into one clear design—so the home feels personal, comfortable and considered before construction begins.

Photoreal unbuilt villa concept at blue hour

Unbuilt concept visual

Climate-aware home study

Shade, light and landscape working together

StudiosKadapa & Bengaluru

Also servingTirupati, from Kadapa

T-101 · Early cost check

What could a 30 × 40 G+1 home cost in Kadapa?

Indicative construction range₹36–48 lakh2,400 sqft early built-up assumption · Comfortable specification

Make it yours

Refine this range

Adjust finish, parking and interiors in the full estimator.

Indicative construction range, not a quotation. Actual costs may vary with the final built-up area, surveyed site and soil conditions, structural design, drawings and specifications, quantities, procurement, material and labour rates, and market conditions. This early estimate assumes the full plot across the selected storeys; setbacks and the final design may reduce the area. Land, interiors and architectural design fees are separate.

How this is calculated

1,200 sqft plot × 2 storeys = 2,400 sqft. The current Kadapa Comfortable band in this site's construction-cost dataset is ₹1,500–₹2,000 per sqft.

Start with where you are

What decision are you trying to make?

Choose the situation closest to yours. The site should help you move forward, not make you decode an architecture practice first.

Path 01 / 04

Know the land before you promise it a plan.

Start with access, setbacks, levels, drainage, daylight and what the neighbourhood allows. A useful design brief begins with what the site can genuinely support.

A useful next step

  • Check the likely buildable envelope
  • Bring the survey, road width and location to the first conversation
  • Confirm regulations with the relevant authority before design

A-000.4 · The build story

See how a home takes shape.

From surveyed ground to structure, services, finishes and the rooms inside—one unbuilt concept, explained stage by stage.

Illustrative sequence only. Actual methods and order depend on the plot, soil investigation, approvals, consultants, contractor and site conditions.

Photoreal unbuilt concept showing a surveyed empty plot before construction.

Unbuilt concept · 01/07

Stage 01 of 07

Site & setting

The plot is surveyed, levels and access are understood, and the home is positioned before excavation begins.

Why this matters

These early readings influence setbacks, drainage, daylight, privacy and the way you arrive.

A-000.5 · Cutaway study

The drawing is useful only iflife feels better inside it.

Exterior of an unbuilt villa concept
Cutaway of the same unbuilt concept showing its internal spaces

Unbuilt concept study

Select an outcome, then move the cut line. The section explains what the exterior alone cannot: light, movement, comfort and the service layers behind rooms.

For a real site, daylight, comfort and service access are tested against orientation, neighbours, structure and the agreed project scope.

A-100 · Design studies

Questions explored
through design.

These unbuilt studies show how we test space, climate and materials before a real site, brief and consultant team resolve the answer.

Explore all design studies
The Veranda House, an unbuilt Rayal Architects concept study

Unbuilt concept study · A-101

Residential · Bengaluru, Karnataka

The Veranda House

The question

The study brief asks how a home on a compact 40×60 site can feel open to landscape while protecting privacy from neighbouring properties.

One response

The proposal uses inward-facing courtyards at staggered levels and a double-height living space with operable clerestory windows. Detailed climate simulation would be required to validate the passive-cooling performance on a real site.

The Kadapa Residence, an unbuilt Rayal Architects concept study

Unbuilt concept study · A-106

Residential · Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh

The Kadapa Residence

Urban Minimalist Villa, an unbuilt Rayal Architects concept study

Unbuilt concept study · A-103

Interior Design · Hyderabad, Telangana

Urban Minimalist Villa

Common Questions

Frequently Asked

Answers to questions we hear most from prospective clients.

Tell us about the homeyou are imagining.

Bring a plot, a question or an early idea. We will talk about your priorities, budget and site—then tell you honestly what the most useful next step may be.