# Anvitam

> Anvitam is a sustainable architecture & ecological design studio.

Anvitam is a sustainable architecture & ecological design studio. We specialize in natural building, eco resorts, food forests, and syntropic agroforestry.

## Facts
- Website: https://www.anvitam.com
- Categories: Design
- LotsDirectory page: https://lots.directory/products/anvitam
- Listing state: Unclaimed. We listed this product from its public website, and its owner has not claimed it yet.

## Detailed info

## What is Anvitam?

Anvitam is a sustainable architecture and ecological design studio in Vadodara, Gujarat. Principal architect Archana Gavas leads projects for farm retreats, eco-resorts, food forests, and wellness sanctuaries. The studio also consults from Nadiad.

## What Anvitam does

The studio plans regenerative buildings with natural materials, climate-resilient engineering, and syntropic agroforestry. Work includes greywater recycling, passive solar cooling, and vernacular earth construction, tailored to local climates and local materials. Permaculture masterplanning covers agricultural land, eco-communities, and private estates, from backyard gardens in Gujarat to larger ecological plans. Resort and farm-retreat work uses stone, lime plaster, bamboo, and rammed earth, with rainwater harvest, solar energy, and a zero-waste aim. Food forests are multi-layered and described as needing minimal irrigation and zero chemical fertilizers.

## Who Anvitam is for

Anvitam works with farm owners, hospitality brands, developers, and community organizations, plus private estates. The physical studio is at Santram Mandir Road in Nadiad, Gujarat, and the practice is also based in Vadodara. Consultation is described as global.

## How Anvitam works

Ar. Archana Gavas is the principal architect and founder. For the past 4 years the work has covered masterplanning, farm stay setups, food forest layouts, and biophilic projects. The design workflow analyzes solar paths, local wind patterns, and hydrological maps so spaces stay cooler in hot summers and warmer in winters, with less reliance on mechanical heating and air conditioning. Materials named on the page include clay, straw, lime, stone, bamboo, mud walls, red oxide flooring, and terracotta tile roofs.

## Key features

- Regenerative architecture with greywater recycling, passive solar cooling, and earth construction.
- Permaculture masterplanning for land, eco-communities, private estates, and backyard gardens.
- Eco-resort and farm-retreat design using stone, lime plaster, bamboo, and rammed earth.
- Rainwater harvest, solar energy, and a zero-waste aim for resort projects. The page says 100% of rainwater.
- Syntropic agroforestry and multi-layered food forests with zero chemical fertilizers.
- Breathable lime plasters, mud renders, and natural oils in place of cement plasters and synthetic paints.

## Facts from anvitam.com, checked 13 October 2026

- The page says alternative building materials outperform modern concrete at keeping buildings cool.
- Resort design on the page includes zero waste, solar energy, and harvesting 100% of rainwater.
- Archana Gavas is the principal architect. The studio address line is Santram Mandir Road, Nadiad, Gujarat.

Written from Anvitam's own website ([Homepage](https://www.anvitam.com/), [About](https://www.anvitam.com/team)). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

## FAQ

### What is Anvitam?
Anvitam is an architectural design and permaculture masterplanning studio based in Vadodara, Gujarat, collaborating on projects worldwide. The about page calls the habitats carbon-negative and biodiverse.

### Who founded Anvitam?
Ar. Archana Gavas is the principal architect and founder. The about page says the past 4 years have covered masterplanning, farm stay setups, food forest layouts, and biophilic architectural projects.

### Where is the studio?
The physical studio is at Santram Mandir Road in Nadiad, Gujarat. The practice is also based in Vadodara and consults on sustainable developments, food forests, and eco resorts globally.

### What materials does the studio use?
Locally sourced stone, lime plaster, bamboo, rammed earth, clay, straw, mud walls, red oxide flooring, and traditional terracotta tile roofs. Lime plasters, mud renders, and natural oils are the breathable finishes named on the page.

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