
Rooted in nature. Designed in full circle.
Architecture, interiors and planning from Bhuntar, Kullu.
See the workTribe Den, Chandigarh
Five moves from a block to a building: shift, curve, step down — until two wings of balconies hold a court.






Pinecrest Offices, Ranikhet
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.
Ground floor
First floor
Second floor
Third floorDesign in full circle
Every project goes all the way round: from the first walk on the site to the day the keys change hands.
The brief, the family, the slope, the light, the trees worth keeping.
Plans and sections, the idea in a sketch, then measured.
Renders you can walk through, working drawings, materials and permissions.
Regular visits from the foundation to the finishing, so the building is the drawing.
On site
We draw it, render it, and stay with it while it is built.

A hillside house near Kullu, in SketchUp and D5.

Concrete going up to the first floor slab.

Steel props carrying the shuttering before a pour.

Openings framed, the steel roof on, the rooms taking shape.
The name
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 360° Architects is where Himalayan roots meet a complete vision for design.
Tell us about the site and what you want to build. We reply within a working day, usually on WhatsApp.