A bungalow gives you what a flat never can: space, privacy, a garden and room to grow. It also gives you more ways to go wrong. Rooms scattered without logic, long corridors, a grand entrance that leads to a cramped interior, a garden nobody can use or a terrace that leaks every monsoon turn a large plot into an expensive disappointment. An architect for bungalow in Bareilly plans the whole property, the house, the grounds and the way they work together, so the space you pay for is space you enjoy.
Bungalow Design Services from MTBOSS
- Plot study: size, shape, direction, road access and surroundings
- Interior planning: kitchen, wardrobes, ceilings, lighting and finishes
- Landscape and outdoor planning guidance
- Material guidance by budget, climate and durability
- Renovation and extension design for existing bungalows
What Makes Bungalow Design Different
A bungalow is not simply a big house. Several factors change how it should be planned.
- Plot size. A larger plot offers choices about where the house sits, which direction it faces and how much outdoor space remains.
- Multiple zones. Family living, guests, work and service areas can be separated more clearly.
- Outdoor living. Lawns, courtyards, verandahs and terraces become part of daily life.
- Longer circulation. Without care, large layouts create long, wasteful corridors.
- More services. Water storage, power backup, drainage and security need more planning.
- Long-term use. A bungalow often serves more than one generation, so flexibility matters.
Good design uses the extra space well, instead of just spreading rooms apart.
Start with a Detailed Family Brief
Before drawing begins, we discuss:
- Who lives in the house now, and who may live there later
- Whether it is a nuclear family or a joint family
- Number of bedrooms, and whether each needs an attached bathroom
- Guest rooms, and how often guests stay
Master Planning the Plot
On a bungalow plot, where you place the house matters as much as how you design it.
- House position on the plot for privacy, light and garden shape
- Gate and driveway for easy entry, turning and parking
- Water tank, borewell and utilities placed for easy access
- Boundary wall designed for security and appearance
- Drainage so rain water leaves the plot without flooding
A good master plan makes the whole property feel organised.
Planning the Floors and Wings
Bungalows often have separate areas for different uses.
- Public wing. Entrance foyer, living room, guest room and formal dining, close to the entrance.
- Family wing. Family lounge, informal dining, kitchen and bedrooms, quieter and more private.
- Service zone. Kitchen service, utility, store, laundry and staff area, with its own access.
- Upper floors. Additional bedrooms, a family room, a study or a terrace, planned with the ground floor structure in mind.
- Separation without distance. Zones are separated by planning, not by long corridors.
For joint families, separate units with shared common spaces help each household keep privacy.
Entrance, Foyer and Living Spaces
The entrance sets the tone for a bungalow.
- Porch and approach that welcome visitors and shelter them from sun and rain
- Foyer that creates a sense of arrival and leads clearly to the living areas
- Double-height spaces where the plan allows, adding light and grandeur
- Living room with comfortable seating, daylight and views of the garden
Courtyards, Verandahs and Outdoor Rooms
Outdoor spaces are one of the great advantages of a bungalow.
- Courtyard. Brings daylight, air and greenery into the middle of the house, which helps ventilation.
- Verandah. A shaded, semi-open space for sitting, with protection from heat and rain.
- Lawn and garden. Planned for sun, shade and access from the main rooms.
- Terrace. Designed for use, drainage and waterproofing, with space for gatherings or a rooftop garden.
- Outdoor seating and dining. Placed where it enjoys the best light and privacy.
- Landscape lighting and planting. Chosen for local climate and easy maintenance.
When indoor and outdoor spaces connect well, the whole property feels larger.
Kitchen and Dining
Bungalow kitchens often serve large families and frequent guests.
- Generous layout with proper working triangle and counter space
- Separate service kitchen or utility, where cooking is heavy
- Ventilation and chimney planned for strong cooking
- Storage for bulk groceries and appliances
Bedrooms, Bathrooms and Dressing Areas
Bedrooms in a bungalow can be larger and more thoughtfully planned.
- Master suite with dressing area, attached bathroom and a private sitting corner or balcony
- Children's rooms with study space and safe, flexible layouts
- Guest bedrooms with attached bathrooms and easy access from the public wing
- Elders' room on the ground floor where possible, with non-slip floors and grab bars
- Wardrobes and storage built into the plan
- Bathrooms with good waterproofing, ventilation and drainage, ideally stacked above one another to simplify plumbing
Climate and Comfort for Bareilly
Bareilly has hot summers, humid monsoon months and cool winters. A bungalow has more exposed surface than a flat, so climate design matters.
- Orientation and shading to reduce heat gain
- Cross-ventilation through windows on opposite walls and courtyards
- Deep overhangs, verandahs and sunshades for protection from sun and rain
- Roof and terrace treatment to control heat and leakage
Elevation and Architectural Character
A bungalow's exterior often reflects the family's taste, so the elevation deserves care.
- Contemporary. Clean lines, large openings, mixed materials and balconies.
- Classic or traditional. Familiar proportions, pillars, arches, verandahs and warm colours.
- Minimal. Simple volumes, quiet colours and carefully placed openings.
- Blended styles. A mix of modern lines with traditional details.
Whatever the style, it should suit the plot, the surroundings and the weather. The gate, boundary wall, nameplate and lighting are part of the same design.
Interiors Planned with the Architecture
Large houses need coordination between structure and interiors.
- Wardrobes and storage niches built into walls
- False ceilings and lighting planned with wiring and room height, especially in double-height spaces
- Feature walls and panelling in living and dining areas
- Pooja room with ventilation, storage and lighting
- Home office or library with good light and power planning
- Electrical and plumbing points marked before plastering
MTBOSS offers interior design with carpenter, false ceiling, PVC panel-louvers, tile and marble, painter, wallpaper and modular kitchen services, so design and delivery stay connected.
Services and Technical Planning
A bungalow has more services to manage.
- Electrical load and backup power
- Water supply, storage and pumping
- Drainage and sewage, often with septic or other arrangements, depending on location and rules
- Rainwater drainage and harvesting, where suitable
- Air-conditioning layout, if planned
- Internet, CCTV and security cabling
- Lighting design for interiors and the garden
- Solar or other energy options, if you wish to consider them
Planning these before walls and ceilings are finished avoids opening finished surfaces later. MTBOSS offers plumber and electrician services, so service planning stays linked with construction.
Security and Privacy
A bungalow needs thoughtful security.
- Boundary wall and gate with good visibility and strength
- Lighting around the entrance and boundary
- Camera and access arrangements planned with wiring
- Privacy from neighbours and the street through window placement, screens and planting
- Safe room layout so family areas are not exposed to guests or staff zones
Good design supports safety without turning the home into a fortress.
Materials and Durability
A bungalow is a long-term investment, so material choices matter.
- Structure: quality concrete and steel, with design coordinated with a qualified structural professional where required
- Walls and finishes: suited to local weather, easy to maintain
- Flooring: durable and appropriate to each room, including non-slip options in wet and outdoor areas
- Doors and windows: strong, well-fitted and weather-suitable
- Roof and terrace: proper slope, drainage and waterproofing
- Exterior finishes: weather-resistant paints, stone or cladding
Spending wisely on structure, waterproofing and services usually matters more than decoration.
Phased Construction
Many families build a bungalow in stages. A plan can support that.
- Phase 1. Main house with essential rooms, services and boundary.
- Phase 2. Additional floor or wing, as the family grows.
- Phase 3. Landscaping, outdoor structures, finishing and upgrades.
The key is to plan the whole property first, then build in stages. Foundation, columns, staircase and services should allow later additions without major rework.
Renovating and Extending an Existing Bungalow
Older bungalows have charm but also age. We can help with:
- Condition assessment of structure, roof, walls and services
- Layout improvement for better light, flow and storage
- Adding rooms or floors, with attention to structure
- Repair planning, including waterproofing, wiring and plumbing
- Termite treatment for woodwork
- Interior and exterior refresh
MTBOSS offers building repair and renovation, waterproofing, plumbing, electrical, pest control and painting services, so recommendations can be carried out by the same team.
Approvals and Documentation Guidance
Bungalow construction usually needs a sanctioned building plan and related documents. Rules on setbacks, height, coverage and land use differ by area and authority, and they change over time. Our role is to:
- Help you understand which documents are typically needed
- Prepare drawings that are realistic for submission
- Plan within common norms
- Coordinate with you and qualified professionals on specifics
Please confirm exact requirements with the local development authority before finalising any plan.
Budget and Value Planning
Cost depends on:
- Plot size and built-up area
- Number of floors
- Structural complexity, such as double heights and long spans
How planning helps:
- Efficient layouts reduce wasted corridors
- Clear drawings reduce errors and rework
- Early decisions avoid costly changes during construction
- Phasing spreads spending over time
You can try the Budget Calculator on the MTBOSS website to set realistic expectations. Final pricing and consultation terms are shared after discussing your project.
Common Bungalow Planning Mistakes
- Starting construction before the master plan is final
- Rooms spread out with long corridors
- No provision for future floors or wings
- Choosing materials by appearance only
The MTBOSS Process for Bungalows
- Enquiry
Call or WhatsApp us with your location, plot details and a short description of the bungalow you plan. - Family Brief and Site Study
We discuss your needs and examine the plot. - Master Plan and Layout Options
You receive plot and floor plan ideas, which we refine with your feedback. - Elevation and Detailed Drawings
We prepare the drawings needed to guide construction. - Construction Support
Where you choose, our team can assist with execution, site guidance and quality checks. - Review and Handover
We check the finished work against the plan and explain care and maintenance.
Reasons to Choose MTBOSS
- Design with construction knowledge. Our plans consider how they will be built and maintained.
- One team for design and execution. Architecture, interior design, civil work, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting and more are available through MTBOSS.
- Transparent communication. You know the scope and next steps before work begins.
- On-time delivery focus. Planning and sequencing keep projects moving.
- Service in Bareilly and Moradabad. Our office is at Harthala Kanth Road, Moradabad.
Service Areas in Bareilly
MTBOSS serves clients in Bareilly, including areas such as Civil Lines, Rampur Garden, Izzatnagar, Subhash Nagar, DD Puram and Pilibhit Bypass Road. If your plot is elsewhere in or around Bareilly, contact us and we will confirm availability.
Plan Your Bungalow with MTBOSS
You can also visit the MTBOSS website or the Contact page to try the Budget Calculator and view our Portfolio.
Build a bungalow that uses every bit of its space well. Contact MTBOSS today for bungalow architecture in Bareilly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q1. Does MTBOSS provide an architect for bungalow in Bareilly?
Yes. We offer planning, design and construction guidance for bungalows and kothis in Bareilly. - Q2. Can you design a bungalow on a large plot?
Yes. We plan the house, garden, driveway and services together as one master plan. - Q3. Can you include a courtyard, verandah or garden?
Yes. We plan outdoor spaces as part of the design, with attention to light and privacy. - Q4. Can you plan guest rooms and staff quarters?
Yes. We include guest areas and service zones based on your brief. - Q5. Can I build the bungalow in phases?
Yes. We design the whole property first, then plan construction in stages. - Q6. Do you consider Vastu preferences?
We discuss your preferences and plan around them where possible, alongside practical needs. - Q7. Do you plan interiors and the kitchen too?
Yes. We offer interior design, modular kitchen, carpentry, ceilings and painting. - Q8. Can you renovate or extend an existing bungalow?
Yes. We assess condition, plan changes and carry out repair and upgrade work. - Q9. How much does bungalow architecture cost?
It depends on project size and scope. We share details after discussing your requirements. - Q10. How do I book a consultation?
Call or WhatsApp +91 94584 10866, or use the contact form on mtboss.in.
