About Company
Pendse Yash Architecture + Design (PYAD) is an architecture and design practice based in Goregaon East, Mumbai. The firm's official website presents a portfolio of completed and ongoing design projects, including residential and architectural works in Mumbai and other locations. Its project portfolio includes The Studio, The Orb, The Twin House in Wada, Leos Residence, Stella House, The KP Residence, The Mahogany, The Golden Hour and The Beige.
PYAD works across architecture and interior design, with its practice encompassing residential design, workplace environments and spatial planning. The firm's work demonstrates an interest in developing complete spatial concepts in which architecture, interiors and the relationship between different spaces are considered together. Its portfolio includes individual residences as well as projects that involve interior-focused design requirements.
The practice is led by Yash Pendse and operates from its Mumbai studio. Its project-based approach allows each commission to be developed around the particular characteristics and requirements of the site and client. The firm's website focuses strongly on completed project work, providing visual documentation of its architectural and design output rather than relying primarily on extensive written descriptions.
PYAD's portfolio shows projects across different scales and settings, including urban Mumbai residences and a house project in Wada. This range indicates an architectural practice capable of working with both city-based residential environments and more site-specific residential settings. The firm's services can therefore be understood through its documented work in architecture, interior design and spatial planning.
With its studio located on Aarey Road in Goregaon East, Mumbai, Pendse Yash Architecture + Design provides architecture and design services from concept development through the design process. Its portfolio-led website provides direct insight into the firm's design work and the types of spaces it undertakes.
