Founded in 1923, the Hyderabad Public School at Begumpet is known for its grand Indo-Saracenic architecture — arched colonnades, domes and a formal symmetry that carry the school’s colonial-era legacy.
The project expands and renovates the 148-acre campus in line with IGBC (Indian Green Building Council) school standards, aiming at a sustainable, future-ready learning environment. The design merges historical character with contemporary architecture, holding the classical language through scale, material and detailing while introducing modern spatial and environmental strategies.
A prominent addition is the sports complex, anonymously funded by alumni: a multifunctional, climate-responsive facility that honours the school’s legacy while supporting its evolving institutional needs. My role covered conceptual graphics, the site plan in CAD and its graphics, graphical plans, 3D modelling and rendering.
[ Academic blocks — two options presented to the school board, one holding the heritage arcade, one contemporary ]
[ Sports complex — the alumni-funded addition, in two options ]
[ Campus master plan — the 148-acre site and its programme zones ]
[ IGCSE school — ground floor ]
[ IGCSE school — first floor ]
[ Primary school — floor plan ]
[ Middle school — floor plan ]
[ Primary school — conceptual section ]
[ Classroom plans — the standard teaching unit, single and paired ]