
Eros Healthcare
Calm courtyards drawn between wings of clinical certainty.
Architecture and urbanism — from India across the global south and Europe.

Calm courtyards drawn between wings of clinical certainty.

A staircase that earns its place at the centre of the plan.

A penthouse drawn close around its inhabitants, then opened to the city far below.

A house at 116, Sector One, held quietly between brick and shade.

Three floors held together by a single, long stairwell of light.
DKA is a design and build practice working from India across the global south and Europe, founded in 1998 by Dalip Khurana and now led by his son, Arun. Every project begins in plan and section: the quiet decisions about light, proportion, and the way a room is entered, long before a surface.
The work is contextual by instinct and innovative by intention, shaped first by its place and the people who will use it. Holding design and construction in the same hands means what is drawn is what gets built; what stays is what was considered.





