Class room after restoration And Designing a Learning Environment at Sringeri When Sringeri Sharada Peetham invited Tacit to help transform an old Māne (traditional house) into a Montessori school, the project was never about renovating a building alone. It was about understanding how a space, once designed for family life, could gently evolve into an environment where young children would begin their own journey of learning. The school, inaugurated by Jagadguru Sri Vidhushek

Looking at a neighborhood through its visual culture. Link to workshop details We were invited by Impart to facilitate a walkthrough and workshop as a part of the Historic Cities Series 2026, a joint initiative by the National Institute of Urban Affairs, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts and DRONAH Foundation. The idea was to capture a fragment of a historic city that included both tangible and intangible aspects of the urban character. Rather than looking at heritag

Wall, floor graphics at AMC Healthcare environments often carry a strong visual identity of clinical efficiency—white walls, functional signage, and systems designed primarily for medical workflow. But childbirth is not merely a medical procedure; it is a deeply human experience. The environmental graphics and signage system for the Aastrika Midwifery Centre was conceived to support a different philosophy of care—one that places the mother’s experience, dignity, and agency a

The Freedom Fighters Memorial in Chikmagalur , inaugurated on Gandhi Jayanti by the Brigade Foundation , stands at Hosamane Circle as a place of remembrance, reflection, and resolve. More than a commemorative structure, the memorial is conceived as a civic space—one that invites citizens, especially young minds, to encounter the values, sacrifices, and courage that shaped India’s freedom struggle. Freedom Fighters Memorial, Chikmagalur Panels depicting Freedom Fighters etche

In June 2025 , the Venkatappa Art Gallery in Bengaluru reopened after an extensive restoration led by the Brigade Foundation , marking both its Golden Jubilee and a renewed chapter in the city’s cultural life. This historic institution—originally established in 1975 to honour the multifaceted legacy of painter-sculptor K. Venkatappa —has long been central to Karnataka’s artistic identity. Its renovation not only revitalised the physical structure but also reimagined how vis