Few moments are as rewarding as a site visit and seeing months of planning, coordination, and design beginning to materialise. Dearc is delighted to share a progress update from One World, Amritsar. Construction is advancing steadily, and it's exciting to watch the project take shape. As the building rises toward its 20-storey height, the development is gradually revealing the scale of what is to come. We look forward to sharing further milestones as construction progresses.

'You have to visualise something before you can pursue it.' For Kanupriya Agrawal, Founder of Dearc, this belief lies at the heart of both design and leadership. Before a project takes shape, before plans are drawn or details are defined, there must first be a vision of what it can become. Because every project brings its unique set of aspirations, constraints, opportunities, and stakeholder expectations. This perspective shapes her approach to leadership, too. By bringing c

As we work on a 10-lakh sq. ft. | 500+ bed tertiary care hospital for Max Healthcare, one question continues to guide every design decision: How do you create a healthcare environment that is efficient for caregivers, intuitive for patients, and adaptable for the future? At the heart of our approach is the belief that great hospitals are shaped by the relationships between spaces, not just the spaces themselves. Patient journeys, clinical workflows, operational efficiency, an

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