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EŚAAN

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Architecture & Planning

Traditionally, Design has always viewed Change as the perennial dilemma to the process rather than an important component that influences its composition. All variable parameters are always worked around instead of being assimilated into the design process.\EŚAAN was conceived in 2008 with the ideology of rectifying this misrepresentation. Change is viewed as a valuable resource, which provides structure to our creations rather than the confounding conundrum. EŚAAN is an acronym for Energy systems (of Habitats) and ancient architectural norms. It was conceived with the idea of implementing ancient Indian understanding of design and a cross-cultural hybrid system of dealing with the energies (forming our universe) with relation to habitats and systems.\EŚAAN's principals have been successfully active in diverse fields of design and related technical fields from a decade. We have come together in the central belief that a variety of perspectives, rather than a deterrent, brings richness to a composition. Our attempt is to apply all the variable parameters, along with transformation, to the creative process generating unique solutions for enhancing the quality of urban society and its habitats at large.\Our process uses a distinctive method of integrating intangible components such as the ancient system of energy design, anticipated change factors and ancient norms of architecture (assimilated from civilizational experiences across the world) churned through the structure of Systems Design to give a unique output. The resultant is seen in the form of transformative modules that generically adapt to the environment of application and bring about a marked enhancement in the quality of the space.\We enjoy the process of working in Consortium with Organisations and Specialists through the cohesion of diverse thought for a rich and dynamic output, which appeals equally to Intellectuals, Technical experts, Economists, Bureaucracy, Political class and the Common man.