The Aranyani Pavilion is a large-scale installation and public arts initiative at Sunder Nursery. It is an architectural gesture where the sacred meets the ecological. Inspired by sacred groves, it becomes both structured and offering—a place to walk, pause, and witness the quiet dialogue between nature, city, and self.

Crafted from bamboo, stone, and upcycled invasive Lantana (Lantana camara), the Pavilion honours earth-born materials and reveals how architecture can breathe and restore. Its Lantana shell transforms what once choked forests into a gesture of renewal, while the terrace above—planted with tulsi, mogra, jasmine, and neem—forms a living canopy of native plants rooted in ecological and cultural memory.