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Riddhi Siddhi

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  • Architecture
  • Interiors
  • Visualization

Studio profile

Space / Form / Light

About Riddhi Siddhi Designers — architecture and interior design studio, New Delhi

An architecture and interior design studio in East Patel Nagar, New Delhi — shaping homes, workplaces, shops, warehouses and places of hospitality with equal care for the plan, the room and the detail.

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01 / 07The studio

Architecture and interiors, drawn as one.

Riddhi Siddhi Designers is an architecture and interior design studio based in East Patel Nagar, New Delhi.

The studio works on residential, commercial and corporate, retail, hospitality and warehouse projects. Buildings and their interiors are developed side by side, so the structure, the room and the details that complete it follow one line of thought.

Interior 3D visualization lets a space be seen — its light, material and proportion — before it is built. Alongside design, the studio supports MCD work and licensing, and brings Vastu-related planning into a project where a client asks for it.

Studio scheduleSheet 01

01Practice
ArchitectureInterior design
02Studio
East Patel NagarNew Delhi
03Typologies
ResidentialCommercial & corporateRetailHospitalityWarehouses
04Visualization
Interior 3D visualization
05Approvals
MCD workLicensing
06Planning
Vastu-related design

Riddhi Siddhi Designers28°38′N   77°10′E

02 / 07Leadership

Studio Leadership

Neeraj Ji

Neeraj Ji seated at his desk in the Riddhi Siddhi Designers studio, architectural drawings in front of him
Neeraj JiRiddhi Siddhi Designers, New Delhi

Draft biography — client approval required

Neeraj Ji leads the design work of Riddhi Siddhi Designers, guiding projects across architecture and interiors — from the first conversation with a client to the finished space.

The work begins with understanding: how people intend to live or work in a space, what the site allows, and what the project genuinely needs. Only then does the drawing start.

From there the focus is clarity and execution — functional plans, considered materials and details resolved with the people who will build them in mind. Design thinking and practical judgement are held together, so that what is drawn can be built well.

Practice
Architecture & interiors
Studio
East Patel Nagar, New Delhi
03 / 07Our vision

Our vision

Tocreatespacesthatarethoughtfulinplan,clearinfunctionandquietlyrefined—spacesthatrespondtothepeoplewhousethem,thecontextthatsurroundsthemandthepurposetheyserve.

  1. Responds to — 01

    People

    Rooms arranged around the routines, gatherings and quiet hours of the people who use them.

  2. Responds to — 02

    Context

    Design that answers its setting — the plot, the climate, the street outside and the city beyond.

  3. Responds to — 03

    Purpose

    Each space measured against what it is for: a home, a workplace, a shop, a place of welcome.

04 / 07Our purpose

Our purpose:
Turning requirements into meaningful space.

A project begins as a set of needs — rooms, uses, limits, hopes. The studio’s work is to give those needs a form that is practical, balanced and intentional.
  1. 01

    Requirement into Space

    A brief is read closely — how people live and work, what the site allows — and translated into rooms that give it form.
  2. 02

    Aesthetics + function into Balance

    Beauty and use are weighed together, so that neither is gained at the expense of the other.
  3. 03

    Element into Intention

    Every wall, opening and material is placed for a reason, so a space feels intentional rather than assembled.
  4. 04

    Constraint into Solution

    Ideas are resolved with construction and everyday use in mind, so they work on site as well as on paper.
  5. 05

    Need into Architecture

    The design answers what the client actually needs — not a style, a trend or a template.
05 / 07The way we think

The way we think.

Seven considerations run through every project, from a single room to a whole building. Point at, tap or scroll through a word to see how it is drawn.
  1. Shaped first — the volume between walls, felt before it is furnished.

    What should this room hold, and what should it leave open?

  2. Openings placed for how daylight enters, moves and changes a room through the day.

    Where does the sun come in, and what should it find?

  3. Surfaces chosen for touch, for durability and for the way they age.

    How will it feel to the hand, and how will it wear?

  4. Dimensions held in relation, so every part sits easily within the whole.

    Does each part belong to the whole?

  5. Plans that follow how a space is used — hour by hour, day after day.

    How will this space be used on an ordinary day?

  6. The joint, the edge, the threshold — where an idea is either kept or lost.

    Where does one material meet the next, and how?

  7. Site, climate, street and city, read before the first line is drawn.

    What do the site and the city ask of the building?

06 / 07Studio capabilities

From first line to final detail.

Six capabilities that carry a project from the first drawing to visualization, and on to the approvals and planning considerations that building in Delhi involves.
  1. 01

    Architecture

    Buildings conceived from the plan up — massing, structure, light and the way people move through them.

    Discipline
  2. 02

    Interior Design

    Interiors resolved to the joint: layout, material, light and the furniture that completes a room.

    Discipline
  3. 03

    3D Visualization

    Views of a space before it exists — so that form, light and material can be decided by seeing.

    Discipline
  4. 04

    MCD Work

    Architectural drawings and documentation prepared for Municipal Corporation of Delhi requirements.

    Approvals
  5. 05

    Licensing

    Design and documentation support for licensing-related work, prepared alongside the project.

    Approvals
  6. 06

    Vastu

    Vastu-related considerations brought into orientation and layout, where a client seeks them.

    Planning
07 / 07Next

Begin with a conversation.

See how these ideas take shape across the studio’s work, or bring a brief of your own — a home, a workplace, a shop or a building yet to be drawn.