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Devlok Cultural Complex: round stone-and-glass halls on the valley floor, the ranges behind

DIYAR

Rooted in nature. Designed in full circle.

Architecture, interiors and planning from Bhuntar, Kullu.

See the work
Devlok Cultural Complex, Kullu

Selected work

Projects

All projects, drawings and renders

Tribe Den, Chandigarh

How the form was found

Five moves from a block to a building: shift, curve, step down — until two wings of balconies hold a court.

Tribe Den form study 1: program block
Program block
Tribe Den form study 2: shift and extrude
Shift and extrude
Tribe Den form study 3: curve corner
Curve corner
Tribe Den form study 4: step down
Step down
Tribe Den form study 5: final form
Final form
Tribe Den: ochre blocks with curved balconies around a courtyard and fountain
The courtyard

Pinecrest Offices, Ranikhet

Floor by floor

Four floors of offices in the pines, pulled apart so you can read them one at a time. Point at a floor to lift it.

Plans from the B.Arch studio project.

Design in full circle

How we work

Every project goes all the way round: from the first walk on the site to the day the keys change hands.

  1. 90°

    Listen and walk the site

    The brief, the family, the slope, the light, the trees worth keeping.

  2. 180°

    Concept and drawings

    Plans and sections, the idea in a sketch, then measured.

  3. 270°

    3D, detail and approvals

    Renders you can walk through, working drawings, materials and permissions.

  4. 360°

    On site to completion

    Regular visits from the foundation to the finishing, so the building is the drawing.

On site

From drawing to site

We draw it, render it, and stay with it while it is built.

  1. DesignA three-storey stone house stepping down a terraced slope near Kullu

    The render

    A hillside house near Kullu, in SketchUp and D5.

  2. StructureSlab casting day: the mixer and lift on site

    Slab casting day

    Concrete going up to the first floor slab.

  3. FormworkSteel props under the shuttering before the slab

    Props and shuttering

    Steel props carrying the shuttering before a pour.

  4. FinishingFinishing work under a steel roof, window frames in

    Finishing work

    Openings framed, the steel roof on, the rooms taking shape.

The name

Every name has a story. This is ours.

DIYAR 360° Architects wasn't chosen because it sounded modern — it was chosen because it reflects where I come from and how I believe architecture should be practised.

Growing up in Kullu, I was surrounded by the majestic deodar, known locally as diyar. The deodar, often called the timber of the gods, stands for strength, resilience and timeless beauty. It has been part of our landscapes, our heritage, and even the names of places across Himachal. Choosing Diyar was my way of carrying a piece of those roots into my work.

Diyar

Inspired by the deodar
Locally known as diyar in Himachal Pradesh.
Timber of the gods
A symbol of strength, resilience and timeless beauty.
Rooted in Kullu
Forests, places and memories carry its name. Staying connected to those roots.

360°

A full circle
The top view of a plan forms a circle — a complete angle of 360°.
Every angle matters
Seeing every angle, every detail and every possibility.
Complete vision
From concept to completion: context, function, structure, aesthetics, sustainability and the people who use it.
DIYAR 360° Architects is where Himalayan roots meet a complete vision for design.
Ayush SharmaFounder

Start a project

Tell us about the site and what you want to build. We reply within a working day, usually on WhatsApp.

  1. We call youA short conversation about the brief and the site.
  2. We walk the siteLevels, light, the trees worth keeping.
  3. We send a proposalScope, stages and fees, in writing.
Studio
Bhuntar, Kullu, Himachal Pradesh
Hours
9 am – 6 pm

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