About us
“ We are a team of architects, designers, and hard-to-label creative instigators. Our work is about space, buildings, landscape, art – and especially the people who inhabit them.“
Who
Bricolage Bombay is a design studio founded in 2017, driven by a commitment to exploring space and design through the lens of games, digital media, and installations. Our team is a dynamic mix of architects, designers, and unconventional creative instigators, pushing boundaries and sparking new ideas.
We operate at the intersections of architecture, design, media, and gaming, fostering a collaborative and interdependent practice that embraces experimentation and innovation.
The studio was established in the year 2017. Bricolage looks to create a practice that is interdependent and collaborative addressing projects that lie on the boundaries of architecture, design and media.
What
Experiential spaces
Institutions
Hospitality
Cinemas
Workspaces
Retail
Educational Spaces
Residential
How
Our approach begins with a deep understanding of the design challenge, always staying socially conscious and aligned with what matters most. We listen to the concerns, aspirations, and visions of our clients, creating designs that resonate with the world around us.
Every project unfolds through a thoughtful, evolving process—driven by thorough research, data insights, and a collaborative mindset. At each step, we unlock new possibilities, keeping the work both materially relevant and grounded in reality.
Using advanced 3D technologies and precise detailing, we craft innovative solutions that are as thoughtful as they are forward-thinking.
We hold our projects to the highest standards – we usually pass them through the following parameters for us to deliver value.
- 001 Socially Conscious
- 002 Being materially relevant
- 003 Digitally engaged
Journey
The intent is to comprehend the design problem, know the concerns, the expectations, the aspirations, and, most importantly, the visions of our clients.
Process
The intent is to comprehend the design problem, know the concerns, the expectations, the aspirations, and, most importantly, the visions of our clients.
Technology
The intent is to comprehend the design problem, know the concerns, the expectations, the aspirations, and, most importantly, the visions of our clients.
What are our Fields of Interest?
- Game Design and the spatial aspect of it.
- Narrative driven spaces
- Drawings
- Cinema and Spaces
- Exhibition Design
- Technology
- AI
- 3D Printing
- Multimedia
Values
Awards
Third Prize in Zero Carbon city competition organized by British Council
Second Prize in Bus stop design build competition
National winner of Transparence Design Competition
Winner of National Competition for Best Design Dissertation
Awarded Fellowship by Urban Design Research Institute
Awarded Young Urban Leader 2010
Awarded by KHOJ International Artists residency to explore Digital media
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
EXHIBITION OF RESEARCH FOR UDRI WORK at Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai - Public presentation and exhibition of work.
PEEPSHOW - An exhibition of work done - Public presentation and exhibition of work.
TACTICAL URBANISM - An exhibition of work done in BERLIN. - Public presentation and exhibition of work.
HOME - A Multimedia Interactive Environmental - Game Exhibited at KHOJ International Artists Association in New Delhi. - Public presentation and exhibition of work.
KHIRKEE 2017 - A First person Narrative - Digital Interactive Environment Designed by the studio was displayed at Southbank Center’s Alchemy Festival at Southbank Centre,London. - Public presentation and exhibition of work.
Publications
Publications
Direct Contributor to “Connecting and Transforming the Future of Transportation” -A Brief Primer for University of Michigan.
Design for affordable housing, awarded by MCHI, published in the Accommodation Times.
Studio work in Cornell Published in a book called - Moscow: Midway Up
It’s all in the Game, about HOME published in The Indian Express LINK
Oyster Showroom wall published in the Asian Paints - Colour Quotient.
Clients
