A contemporary interpretation of classical Indian architecture — where symmetry, materiality, and landscape come together to create a timeless resort and convention centre in Lonavala.
Maharaja Agrasen Palace is a contemporary interpretation of classical Indian architecture — where symmetry, materiality, and landscape come together to create a timeless destination in Lonavala. Commissioned by the Agrawal Global Foundation, the 1,50,000 sq ft resort and convention centre draws from Mughal archetypes to craft a built form that feels both rooted and refined.
A dialogue between classical Indian form and contemporary sensibility — where every arch, screen, and courtyard participates in a larger spatial narrative.
The interiors unfold as a sequence of richly articulated spaces — from a marble-inlaid arrival corridor to the double-height lobby anchored by a spiral stair and a hand-laid peacock medallion at its centre. Each room and passage is designed to reinforce a sense of occasion, balancing ceremonial grandeur with the warmth expected of a boutique resort.
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