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andblack design studio
An Ahmedabad studio working across architecture, interiors, furniture and installations, with a process shaped by material experiments and physical modelling.
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Stepped concrete façade and glass-grid windows · Terrace passage beside the bank’s upper-level glazing · Street elevation and entrance to Surat National Bank
Photography: Vinay Panjwani
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andblack design studio approaches buildings, interiors and objects through an experimental design process, developing each project around its brief, materials and setting.
Founded in Ahmedabad in 2011, the studio works across residential, institutional and educational buildings as well as interiors, furniture and temporary structures. Its approach brings digital methods and physical making together, testing ideas through models, material studies and detailed design.
Surat National Bank shows how that process translates into a public building. Exposed concrete, recessed glazing and a sequence of terraces give the bank a recognisable presence in its industrial neighbourhood while organising customer access, staff workspaces and shared outdoor areas.
What they do
- 01Architecture and institutional buildingsSeen in Surat National Bank
- 02Interior and furniture designSeen in Surat National Bank
- 03Material experiments and physical modellingSeen in Surat National Bank
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Profile updated 23 October 2026
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