Our entire design philosophy can be summarized to just one line as follows.

“If a single line in a drawing solves a problem, let it be so”

Nothing more, nothing less. Just build what is needed, use just enough resources, avoid needless design overdoses and ensure a functionally efficient and aesthetically appealing well curated spaces for our clients. We definitely don’t build cheap, but instead what we ensure is value for every rupee that is spent. We have dependable solutions for clients from all layers of the social spectra.

In Ascendant, we don’t perpetrate the idea of building cheap but definitely affordable. What we ensure is value for every rupee that is spent. What is built has to live up to its purpose as long as it is envisaged for. In our process, we invest more time on conceptualizing solutions that serves more purpose for a client, investing least resources possible.

Being a wood intensive activity, one rightfully doubts how such an enterprise can have moral grounds to speak on green quotient. But we would like to look at it from the other side. It is, actually, such enterprises, who should be the torch bearers of green quotient by setting themselves an example. How we do it is all fundamentally based on our aforesaid design philosophy. With such a minimalist approach we build just enough without discounting a bit on client’s requirements, ensure most judicial use of resources, negligible volumes of wastages, value added products from off cuts and wastages etc, we take utmost care to deliver most out of minimal ecological resources.

There is no substitute for the peace of mind given by a well-maintained structure. We at Ascendant consider a structure built is just half the work done. We understand a layman client will always require technical support and services for quality maintenance of what is built. Depending on the nature of the projects we offer different maintenance packages.