Design: spaces that treat how people feel as seriously as what they need
Mu.S.Ex. designs spaces that treat how people feel as seriously as what they need. The work is nature-inspired, built from local and sustainable materials such as timber, stone and metal, and shaped by architectural and environmental psychology. From a farm resort and a sound shop to a school in Senegal, open a project to see its pictures and hear how it was made.
- Corbett House
Architecture · Pakhro
A farm resort at the edge of the Corbett Tiger Reserve, rebuilt from its own old walls, with the jungle brought inside the rooms. - Direct Dialogue Initiatives
Interior · Pune
An office for people who think better when they can choose where to sit: terracotta that cools the air, timber that grounds, denim that softens, and a different posture for every kind of work. - Bella Vida
Interior · Baga, Goa · 2020
A garage in Goa, lifted into a room people want to book: hand-painted ombre walls, hand-made lamps, restored timber doors. - Aesthetics
Interior · Vashi, New Bombay · 2016
A sound experience shop designed to feel like a home: a wall of reclaimed wood that absorbs sound, a ceiling of stars in optical fibre, and furniture made to move on. - Mather Square
Competition · Kochi
A retrofit of a landmark in Kochi: a timber façade that opens and closes on solar power, food courts shared through the day, and a rooftop that grows food. Honourable Mention, Mather Square Design Competition 2023. - Secondary School at Djilakh
Competition · Thiès region, Senegal
A school for Djilakh, in Senegal, roofed by one bamboo arch, repeated.