Spectacle is a design and development practice that works across countries, cultures, and building types. The studio brings architecture, planning, engineering, and execution together under one system. This allows projects to move forward with clarity, consistency, and strong attention to detail. Rather than focusing on one region or one type of building, Spectacle Realty works wherever the project demands careful thinking and responsible design.
Over time, the practice has developed a wide portfolio that includes mixed-use developments, residential projects, public buildings, educational spaces, spiritual centers, and commercial architecture. Each project responds to its location, scale, and purpose, instead of following a fixed design style.
Mixed-Use and Commercial Projects
One of Spectacle’s major ongoing projects is Blueprint in Maharashtra, India. This is a large mixed-use development with a total built-up area of 392,040 square feet. Currently under construction, Blueprint reflects the studio’s ability to manage complex programs that bring together different uses within one site. Designed for Spectacle Realty, the project focuses on clear circulation, functional planning, and long-term usability.
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the Oasis project represents Spectacle’s work in commercial architecture. With a size of 32,000 square feet, the project is currently in design and has already received recognition through international design competitions. The focus here is on creating a commercial space that is both efficient and visually calm, suited to its urban context.
Another commercial concept is Cove Retreat in Guinea, a 14,000 square foot project currently at the ideation stage. While details remain confidential, the project explores hospitality-driven commercial design with a strong connection to its surroundings.
Residential and Community-Focused Architecture
Spectacle’s residential work ranges from private homes to community-based housing. Ring Habitat in Colorado, United States, designed for Habitat for Humanity, is an 18,000 square foot residential project that highlights the firm’s commitment to socially responsible design. The project has received multiple awards, including recognition from the American Institute of Architects, for its thoughtful approach to affordable housing.
In India, No.42 Billionaire’s Residence is a private 34,000 square foot residential project currently in design and planning. This project reflects Spectacle’s ability to work at a luxury residential scale while maintaining discipline in form and layout.
Pine Co-Housing in the United States, sized at 28,000 square feet, is another residential project in the ideation stage. Designed for Bluffton Community Development, it focuses on shared living and community interaction.
Public, Civic, and Cultural Projects
Public architecture forms a significant part of Spectacle’s portfolio. The Easton Pavilion in Massachusetts, designed for the Governor Ames Estate, is an 8,000 square foot public project currently in design. The project has received honors from international design awards and visualization platforms for its sensitive response to a historic setting.
The City Library in Kazakhstan, sized at 15,000 square feet, is another public project currently in design. It is planned as a civic space that encourages learning, access, and community use.
In the United States, the Kayak Center in Georgia is a 12,000 square foot public facility at the ideation stage. The project has earned several international awards for design merit and visualization, showing Spectacle’s strength in early-stage concept development.
Large-scale public ideas are also explored through the Insulin Project in New York, a 2.2 million square foot conceptual design. This project has been recognized internationally and reflects the firm’s interest in future-focused urban ideas.
Educational, Spiritual, and Cultural Work
Spectacle is also involved in meaningful educational and spiritual projects. The Nepal School Project, designed for the Nepal Karmayog Foundation, is a 10,000 square foot educational building currently in design and planning. The focus is on simple construction, durability, and student comfort.
In Kerala, India, the Sri Mulavasam Spiritual Center is a 43,000 square foot project at the planning stage. Recognized at a global yoga and meditation design symposium, the project emphasizes calm spaces and thoughtful movement.
The Lake Chapel in Viterbo, Italy, a 7,500 square foot public project, explores spiritual space through careful form and proportion. It has received several international design awards.
Cultural expression is also seen in the Silk Route Cultural Center in Marrakesh, Morocco, a 64,000 square foot project currently in ideation. Designed as a public cultural space, it reflects Spectacle’s interest in history, movement, and shared memory.
A Consistent Approach Across Borders
From Maldives’ Marina Cord, a bay project designed for the Coral Alliance, to civic concepts like Skytree P4 in Russia and MOMA AD in Abu Dhabi, Spectacle’s work shows consistency in approach, even as locations and programs change.
Across all projects, the focus remains the same: clear planning, careful design, and responsible execution. Rather than chasing trends, Spectacle continues to build a body of work that is grounded, practical, and shaped by real needs