Two other features, which Sanjay [Kanvinde] points out, is the emphasis on staircase in the buildings. Similarly, the front or porch was designed in such a way that it would add drama to the building. It also allowed natural light to enter the building. Apart from staircases, covered verandahs and walkways connected various buildings allowing for light and ventilation. This is aptly reflected in the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru where the design allows for natural ventilation and light everywhere. 

Mrinalini Sarabhai’s Darpana Academy of Performing Arts, Ahmedabad celebrates the dancer, her ethos and the arts of India. The building, intimately modern, encompassing views of the Sabarmati river, with exposed concrete frame structure with exposed brick infill walls, fulfils the role to promote and preserve Indian art.

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The Mother Dairy booth, symbolic of India’s milk revolution, that one sees across the country was designed by him.