Lab A+U Studio

The Architecture of Light

From the vibrant energy of daylight to the serene glow of twilight, Shubh Bungalows is designed to be a source of infinite delight at any hour. This day-to-night transition highlights the project’s sophisticated design and graceful aesthetics, where intelligent planning ensures every duplex is bathed in natural light by day and transformed into a stunning, illuminated retreat by night. Whether under the sun or the stars, the premium fittings and impeccable finishes of these super-spacious homes shine as a testament to quality. 

Project: Shubh Bungalows
Architects: .madhura3121
Location: Jambusar, Bharuch

Shubh Bungalows

Symmetry in Design, Luxury in Detail.
Beyond the grand entrance lies a lifestyle of effortless ease. Our architectural vision for Shubh Bungalows features majestic duplexes defined by a perfect balance of contemporary textures and sleek, sophisticated lines. 

Key Architectural Highlights:
• Intelligent Planning: Designed to foster a close-knit community while maintaining the exclusivity of super-spacious homes. 
• Natural Harmony: Thoughtfully integrated East-West entries and open balconies that invite natural light and ventilation. 
• Material Palette: A rich interplay of exposed brick masonry and minimalist grey lintels, creating a timeless residential facade. 
• Premium Finishes: Every home is detailed to perfection with the finest build quality and impeccable finishes. 
Experience a residence beyond comparison, where every detail is a testament to quality. 
Project: Shubh Bungalows
Architects: .madhura3121
Location: Jambusar, Bharuch

Stolen Heaven Resort | Café & Restaurant

Designed as a social heart of the resort, the café and restaurant spaces at Stolen Heaven Resort are envisioned as relaxed, open, and nature-responsive environments.

The design prioritises simplicity and functionality—featuring earthy materials, handcrafted furniture, and a neutral base palette that allows natural textures to take centre stage. Cane-backed seating, solid wood tables, and subtle pops of colour add warmth and character without overwhelming the space.

Large openings and landscaped views blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, while soft lighting and exposed structural elements create a calm, unpretentious dining atmosphere. The spatial planning encourages flexibility—supporting intimate conversations, group dining, and casual gatherings alike.

Rooted in the adaptive reuse philosophy, the café and restaurant reflect a balance between minimal intervention and experiential hospitality—where design quietly enhances the act of dining.

Project Details
• Location: Lonavala
• Area: 5,800 sq. ft.
• Design USP: Adaptive reuse | Earthy materials | Indoor–outdoor connect

(Café Design, Restaurant Interiors, Hospitality Architecture, Adaptive Reuse, Minimal Design, Nature-Integrated Spaces, Dining Spaces, Earthy Palette, Functional Planning, Experiential Design)