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HISTORY

Archiative Design Studio was formed in 2010 by the students of Measi academy of architecture who had worked for major practices in Thailand and India.The partners experience encompasses a portfolio of prestigious projects ranging fromcommercial, schools, institutions, condominium housing, landed housing, serviced

apartment, townships, Resort Hotel & Club Development, and community center andconservation projects. Architects provide full scale professional services forArchitectural Design, Interior Design and Development Consultancy.

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Achieving our client's goals renders our efforts successful and quite frankly We are committed to success in architecture.

PHILOSOPHY

Archiative designs believes in the development of architecture and interior that seeksA solution to the economic value, physical and social enjoyment, aesthetical harmony,emotional and psychological well being of ALL involved. Close collaboration betweenclients, consultants and all project team members is the driving force to therealization of the objective.

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PROFILE

From inception, Archiative portfolio contains projects which are mostly residential in natureand served consultancy. Now, Archiative expands its portfolio that include a mix of projectswhich are Residential, Serviced apartments, Hospitality, Commercial and public in nature.Since 2011, Archiative stepped ahead into project management for interiorsand architectural consultancy.

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STRENGTH

Archiative is led by 2 partners currently; both partners are personally involved in the

day-to-day operations of the firm and completely involved in all the projects undertaken.Ar.Shagul Nizamudeen (registered member of the Council of Architects in 2010) leads theDesign and project implementation, production of drawings and details.

Also liaison and consultation with Authorities, preparation of submission plans,Authorities requirements and compliances, inspection for the projects,

while Mr.Sharfuddin (MBA graduate) takes charge of project co- ordination andmanagement.

The presentation, technical and detailed drawings, visual and3D presentations are executed with the assistance of architectural assistants/ technicalspecialists working under principal architect.

Great discoveries and achievements invariably involve the CO-OPERATION of many minds

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SERVICES

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Residential Interiors:

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Restaurant Interiors:

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Proposed Residential Interiors:

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EDUCATION :

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EDUCATION :

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RESIDENTIAL :

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EDUCATION :

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STAR HOTEL :

CONVENTION

COMMERCIAL CUM OFFICE BUILDING

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MASTER PLANNING :

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UPCOMIN PROJECTS :1.Residential buildingsApartment buildingsHousing EstatesMansionsMultiple HousingSingle HousesSocial HousingCoastal houses

Country houses

2.Work PlacesFactoriesFarm buildingsOffices

Research FacilitiesStudios

3.Educational BuildingsCollegesSchools

Student Housing

7.Tourism BuildingsBoutique HotelsHoliday ResortsHostelsHotelsTourist Attractions

8.Sports BuildingsSwimming Pools

9.Religious Buildings

Churches / ChapelsMosques

10.Government BuildingsGovernment Facilities

4.Cultural BuildingsCommunity CentresConference CentresCultural CentresExhibition Centres

5.Consuming PlacesFair / Exhibition Centers

NightclubsRestaurants and barsRetail Stores

6.Recreation BuildingsEntertainment Centers

Parks

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