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View fullsize Ananas is looking for a Senior Ecological Systems Designer to join our team in Bangalore! We’re seeking a senior leader who is deeply aligned with the principles of regenerative design and has hands-on experience in ecological design, permacul
View fullsize A few slots open for new projects! If you’ve been waiting to start your landscape journey, now’s a good time :) Learn more at ananas.design 🌸
View fullsize Know your way around landscapes and a controller? We’re always fascinated by the way drone footage captures the bigger picture and a design unfolding on a piece of land. If you love shooting landscapes, we’d love to connect :) Freelance
View fullsize We set out on a race against time to one of our projects in Harihara village, Karnataka to implement earthworks before the onset of monsoon. With a car full of seeds, tools, vetiver slips and a packed schedule we made it to the hot hillsides of Harih
View fullsize Portraits of heat strokes, moments of respite and an unwavering fervor to get earthworks done before the monsoons! ☀️🌞 #earthworks #ponds #permaculture #earthworkers #permaculturedesign #waterdesign #ecologicaldesign #landscapedesign #waterflow #ea
View fullsize Seven years ago, we were cleaning out our unused garden fountain pond which was ridden with mosquito larvae and algae. Fresh water needs only sunlight and higher temperatures to turn into algal soup. The conventional thing to do would be to add a fil
View fullsize As the year comes to a close, we reflect on an incredible journey that has taken us across 17 diverse ecoregions, shaping 85 unique projects over the past 7 years. From landscapes close to home to those far afield, every land has been a teacher, guid
View fullsize Time and again we mull over the word ‘Ecology’ and are left with more questions than answers. Does ecological restoration always refer to a home strictly for non-humans? But only 5% of earth is pristine wilderness that is untouched by h
View fullsize In early 2022 we worked on a plan for rainwater harvesting for Indian Public School (IPS) in RT Nagar, Bangalore. Since then, the owner of the school, mr. Guru ( @gururecommends )along with Mr. girish and the team at @designcartelindia have taken the
View fullsize Rendezvous with the deciduous tree friends #regenerativedesign #closedloopsystem #wholesystemdesign #veggiegarden #ponds #earthworks #bangalorepermaculture #permacultureindia #permaculture #ecology #producenowaste #design #onground #designexecution
View fullsize What to observe on land is a series we’re doing to help you gain insight into what we look out for when out on a site visit and what better way to kick this off than with one of our favourite topics - water. Water plays a crucial role in not on
View fullsize To love a place is not enough. We must find ways to heal it. Robin Wall Kimmerer. Last week, we dug a pond for all creatures. A circle that we are attempting to complete. - Roof water + wild pond + recharge + open well + treated grey water(eventua
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View fullsize We absolutely love having children come participate in the nursery, learn more about plants and just have a playful day outdoors! This time, grades 1 and 2 from Sadhu Vaswani joined us to chat about the diversity of plant forms, observe leaf patter
View fullsize UPDATE: registrations for this workshop are closed! We will be hosting another one soon, stay tuned 🌸 Super excited to present our first How to Read Land workshop at our @ananas.nursery! We'll be sharing our site assessment process and walking the
View fullsize Protect your slopes at all costs! We study the land extensively before we begin work. Just after our first visit to a land or sometimes even before we visit, we complete a series of these studies. So when we do go to the land it often feels like we
View fullsize When the world went quiet and had its time in silence. The garden at our studio was no different. Creatures other than humans inhabited world to make best of the loud void. #lockdown blues, greens and reds.
View fullsize In the Shola grassland complex this week. Speculations of grasslands and its formations were debated for years. Stunted by frost and perhaps managed by early pastoralists making them the way they are. Some early researchers suggested that this floris
View fullsize Marvellous gifts come to the nursery from our wild friends. This time the mammoth seeds of Entada Rheedii came from Goa. This giant Liana is nothing short of a spectacle. Their woody stems coil up so intricately and can traverse 5-6 canopies is mois
View fullsize So so excited to share these photos from our earthworks implementation project last week, for this incredible 8 acre riparian parcel. We focused on infiltration for this project, since the land is already self-sufficient with respect to water. We cre