Un-Built Projects

Architecture

Breach Candy Childrens Park in Mumbai, Maharashtra

A Design Proposal by Atelier ARBO for Mr. Anand Mahindra

In the heart of South Mumbai’s historic Breach Candy neighbourhood, Atelier ARBO envisions a reimagined children’s park that celebrates play, nature, and community. Proposed as a design concept to Mr. Anand Mahindra, the Breach Candy Children’s Park seeks to transform a modest green parcel into a thoughtfully designed urban haven where every element nurtures curiosity, joy, and a sense of belonging.

Spaces Below the Bridge, Mumbai

Re-Imaging the Urban Void: SEEPZ Gate 3 Flyover Bridge Design by Mumbai Architect

Mumbai is expanding and so the per sq.ft. open space available to all is reducing at an alarming rate. Currently in 2025 it is predicted to have gone down lesser than 1.0 Sq.M. space per Person. While we work in the city for developing luxurious architectural & interior projects, as a concerned Architect practicing in Mumbai we were very keen to overlook spaces which have the potential to be developed by the Municipal Corporation.

Turner Road Street Crossing, Bandra (W), Mumbai

Atelier ARBO Designs a Pedestrian-First Crossing on Turner Road

In the bustling fabric of Bandra West, Mumbai, Turner Road thoroughfare has long served as a conduit for movement, yet beneath its flow lies an untapped opportunity for civic life. With this in mind, Atelier ARBO presents its design proposal for the Turner Road Street Crossing — a proposition to reshape this urban junction into a place of pause, connection and belonging. Our vision invites stakeholders and the local community to rethink the act of crossing as not just a necessity, but as a design gesture that celebrates movement, safety and public realm.

Streets4All

A visionary street upgradation and urban design proposal

Mumbai’s streets are more than just conduits for movement — they are the lifelines of its social and cultural identity. Yet, as the city continues to expand, the quality of public open spaces per person has dropped drastically, predicted to fall below 1.0 square metre per individual by 2025. Recognizing this pressing urban challenge, Atelier ARBO initiated Streets4All — a street upgradation and placemaking proposal aimed at reimagining the streets of Mumbai as inclusive, vibrant, and pedestrian-friendly public realms.

BMC Park 1 Concept Design Proposal, Mumbai, India

Urban Park Design Proposal – BMC Park 1, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Urban parks form the living lungs of a city, offering essential relief from dense urbanization and providing equitable access to open green space. The BMC Park 1 Concept Design Proposal by Atelier ARBO envisions a vibrant, inclusive, and ecologically sensitive public park in the heart of Mumbai, designed to rejuvenate community life through nature, play, and artistic engagement.

BMC Park 2 Concept Design Proposal, Mumbai, India

Atelier ARBO | Landscape & Urban Design Proposal – BMC Park 2, Mumbai

Public parks in dense urban neighborhoods serve as essential breathing spaces — places where nature, play, and people come together. The BMC Park 2 Concept Design Proposal by Atelier ARBO envisions a renewed green lung within Mumbai’s urban fabric, designed to foster community connection, inclusivity, and ecological sensitivity.

BMC Park 3 Concept Design Proposal, Mumbai, India

BMC Park 3 by Atelier ARBO envisions a sustainable, inclusive park in Mumbai

Public open spaces are essential to urban well-being, providing a much-needed pause in the dense rhythm of city life. The BMC Park 3 Concept Design Proposal by Atelier ARBO envisions an inclusive and ecologically conscious neighborhood park in Mumbai — one that nurtures play, community interaction, and connection with nature.

BMC Park 4 Concept Design Proposal, Mumbai, India

BMC Park 4 – Concept Design Proposal, Mumbai, India

Placemaking lies at the heart of urban well-being, and the redevelopment of BMC Park 4 at Juhu Beachfront, Mumbai, continues Atelier ARBO’s vision of transforming everyday urban spaces into vibrant, inclusive, and sensorial public environments. Completed as a concept design on 15th October 2021, the proposal reimagines the local public park as an ecological and social landscape that celebrates the essence of Mumbai’s coastal identity.

Temporary Water Holding Structure

This is a schematic design which the firm designed and developed to create a temporary water holding pond of 20,000 lt. water capacity which was required to be constructed for immersion of Ganapati idols during the festival of Ganpati Jayanti in Mumbai. Local BMC corporator Mr. Asif Zakaria and our BMC Commissioner Mr. Vispute wanted to create certain no of isolated water holding ponds in their H/West Ward (includes Bandra, Santacruz and Khar).