Sustainability Meets Innovation in Architecture

Prana is life’s energy! At Prana, we craft homes with mud walls, filler slabs, and natural cooling—spaces that breathe, adapt, and thrive.

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Our Vision

At Prana, we envision a future rooted in conscious and sustainable living, where traditional cooling wisdom shapes naturally comfortable, energy-efficient spaces.

Our Mission

At Prana, we revive India’s rich architectural heritage by researching and innovating passive cooling techniques using natural materials and artisanal craftsmanship.

Our Approach

At Prana, we start with traditional insights and climate research, adapt ancient cooling methods for modern needs, and work with skilled artisans to create sustainable, naturally cool spaces.

Reviving a legacy of sustainability

Not just redefining architecture

for a cooler, greener future.

Uprooting

The Root Causes

We aim to address the overreliance on unsustainable construction practices by reintroducing time-tested, eco-friendly architectural methods suited for modern needs.

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Eco Wall

Inspired by traditional Jali design, the Eco Wall uses a scientifically shaped lattice to cool air as it flows through, reducing the need for artificial cooling. It blends heritage with innovation to create naturally ventilated, energy-efficient spaces.

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Filler Slab

Filler slabs use clay pots, tiles, or reused materials to reduce concrete use, lower costs, and regulate temperature—strong, breathable, and rooted in smart tradition.

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Mud Wall

A modern take on traditional mud construction, the Mud Wall blends clay, straw, and lime to naturally insulate buildings—keeping interiors cooler in summer and warmer in winter. It’s sustainable, cost-effective, and honors indigenous craftsmanship.

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Rainwater Harvesting

Rainwater harvesting captures and stores rain from rooftops or surfaces, providing a sustainable, low-cost way to recharge groundwater and support water needs—honoring age-old eco-conscious practices.

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