A visitor centre designed and developed under the Monument Mitra scheme by conservation of one of the biggest barracks in Red Fort, Delhi. A unique experience about the walled city of Shahjahanabad using a variety of captivating installations. The visitors will embark on a journey through the rich cultural heritage of the Red Fort.

We believe a museum is not just a place that preserves frozen moments of the past but enters reality and actively participates in learning in present times. This state-of-the-art museum located in Lucknow is primarily divided into two zones: the zone of absorption and the zone of reflection. the depiction of Jaya Prakash Narayan in the museum is achieved through a chronological and linear journey in a narrative form.

Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Qutub Minar& Fatehpur Sikri are the iconic sites identified by India's Government to be upgraded into world-class tourist destinations and boost its tourism influx. In this regard, DFI suggested measures and drafted development plans that will serve as a modelfor redefining various tourism sites' experiential design.

The projection mapping experience at the Gateway of India transformed the iconic monument into a giant screen. Inaugurated on 15th August 2017, the 45 minutes long laser show unfolded some story of the city. It attracted thousands of spectators eager to be enthralled by dynamic visuals inspired by the people of Mumbai and colorful lasers.

Smritivan earthquake memorial tells the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that had hit the Bhuj region in 2001. The experiential space design elaborates the phenomenon of constant change within the environment. At the same time, it will also metaphorically showcase the resilience of the city and its people.

The memorial park and museum, Veer Balak Smarak, is a design response to the tragedy of earthquake, at Anjar. The museum park and memorial has been developed to pay homage to the children who had lost their lives in the republic day parade. The experience of the spaces inspires the community and the children of today, to build a better tomorrow.

Owing to the importance of cultural, religious, and tourism, the 88 Varanasi Ghat chain on the holy Ganga banks has been identified as a vital site for undertaking outdoor experience development under the Varanasi Smart City scheme. The scheme's design will provide a uniform visual identity to the visitors to perceive the untold stories and know the protagonists. The Varanasi city logo captures the essence of the city and its tangible and intangible heritage.

'Nirbhik', meaning Fearless, is the national sentiment used to define the great Political Leader of India, Subhash Chandra Bose. The museum commemorates Bose on his 125th birth anniversary, with 125 questions concluded in 125 anecdotal records, antiques, digital artefacts, and captivating narratives that will slyly take back the visitors in time to retreat with the eternal messages by Bose!

In a country like india, submerged in centuries of historical and cultural layering, it becomes a challenge to brand its cities, particularly heritage cities, like agra.branding a city is all about understanding what a city is, of finding that one unifying idea that best articulates what it stands for and provides an instantaneous cognitive association. it's not just about a logo or slogan; it is a voice of the people, culture, personality and vision.