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Varun Garg Architects is a multidisciplinary architecture and interior design practice established in 2014 and based in Panchkula, India. The studio undertakes residential, commercial, institutional and workplace projects, serving clients across Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali, Punjab, Haryana and other regions of India.

Led by Founder and Principal Architect Ar. Varun Garg, a graduate of Chandigarh College of Architecture with international experience under Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel in Paris, the practice combines global exposure with a contextually rooted design approach. Its work is guided by spatial clarity, natural light, climate responsiveness, material authenticity and a detailed understanding of how people experience and use space.

The residential portfolio includes bespoke houses, luxury villas, bungalows, multigenerational residences and integrated interior projects. The commercial portfolio encompasses offices, retail spaces, business complexes, hospitality environments and institutional buildings. Every commission begins with attentive study of the client’s requirements, site conditions, climate, movement patterns and long-term aspirations rather than a predetermined visual style.

The studio’s services include architectural concept development, space planning, façade design, interior architecture, detailed construction drawings, structural and MEP coordination, lighting integration, landscape planning, material selection and site-stage design support. By coordinating architecture, engineering, services and interiors from the beginning, the team helps clients make informed decisions and minimise costly changes during construction.

Varun Garg Architects creates distinctive spaces that remain functional and relevant beyond short-lived trends. Its design philosophy combines contemporary construction methods with the enduring intelligence of heritage architecture. Whether designing a compact urban home, a two-kanal family residence, a commercial development or a cultural landmark, the objective remains consistent: to create architecture that is practical, memorable and meaningfully connected to its users and context.

The practice has also been recognised among iGen’s Top 50 Architects Under 40 in India, reflecting its continued commitment to purposeful and carefully resolved design.