Shamanth Patil is an Indian architectural photographer celebrated for his ability to capture design with clarity, depth, and a strong sense of place. His images highlight the interplay of structure, light, and material, offering a nuanced perspective on how architecture is both created and experienced. Patil’s work reflects a balance between technical precision and artistic expression, bringing out the unique character of each project.
He collaborates with architects, interior designers, and developers across India, photographing projects that span residential, commercial, cultural, and hospitality sectors. His portfolio is widely published in design media, where his photographs serve as a visual bridge between architectural vision and public appreciation.
LOCATION: Bangalore, India
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Nostalgia House, designed by Swathy Sivaraman of Storeyboard Design, offers a soulful alternative to architecture shaped by fleeting trends. This villa in India does not seek spectacle. Instead, it creates a deeply personal dwelling where memory, material,…
The built form blends contemporary design with mid-century modern influences, characterized by flat planes, glass, and horizontal lines. Overhanging cantilever roofs not only provide shade but also add a distinctive architectural feature.
The Badari residence is a house designed on a typical tight knit urban plot measuring 2400sft. The client requirement was further distinguished into two kinds of spaces.
Although they owned two acres of land, our client’s requirements were modest. They asked us to build a 2100 sft single level pavilion as a retreat to escape the frenetic pace of Mumbai life and to reinvigorate…
Conceptually the Bangalore house has two opposing faces, an introverted exterior facing the street in the east and south , and an extroverted interior elevation facing west and north. The street facing massing is more opaque while…
The 16,000 sft site of the Krishnan house had several existing trees and we envisioned a relatively low-slung architectural expression that would be interpretive of a vernacular aesthetic, while accommodating its green surroundings.
Bhuwalka House was designed for a young couple and their daughter and it includes a basement for parking, four bedrooms, a home theater, gym and public spaces. The living room, dining room and the kitchen form together…
