Architect-designed homes in Trivandrum, delivered in a 270-day construction window. A locked price. A brand-locked BOQ. A site video on your phone every Sunday, wherever you are.
For NRI families who want a Kerala traditional home built to last three generations, Rzianz Homez delivers a locked price, a brand-locked BOQ, and a site video on your phone every Sunday.
Fourteen elevations from our Trivandrum design work: vernacular poomukham homes, estate tharavadus, gabled and charupadi homes, colonial and Indo-Islamic registers. Every one a reinforced concrete frame, drafted to a signed, brand-locked BOQ. Swipe to see them all.
Pitched tile roof with curved ridge ends. Teak-framed windows. Teak-clad upper balcony. Covered car porch. Reinforced concrete frame underneath the vernacular language.
A symmetrical vernacular elevation for a Malayalee family returning home. Clay-tile roof. Twin teak pillars at the entry verandah. Reinforced concrete frame held out of sight.
Pitched tile roof in the Kerala form. Teak cladding above. Glass that catches the sun. A landscape that smells of home before you open the gate.
A single-storey estate elevation. Terracotta roof across the full span. A twenty-metre verandah on teak pillars, wide enough for a joint family at a wedding. Reinforced concrete frame carrying the tradition above it.
An architect-led fusion home. Gabled roof in the vernacular idiom. Teak-clad upper floor. Double-height glazing downstairs. Tradition kept as a grammar, not as a costume.
Some families want the vernacular discipline in a colonial register. Triple-arched portico, symmetrical facade, flanking columns, pitched roof. The structural frame is still reinforced concrete. We design to your house, not to a template.
Wide Mangalore-tile hipped roofs over a columned verandah on every side, a car porch tucked under the same roofline. Reinforced concrete frame beneath the vernacular form.
Pitched clay-tile roofs over both floors. A poomukham verandah on stone-and-teak pillars, brass lamps at the threshold. Reinforced concrete frame held out of sight.
A central tiled gable with a carved finial over a columned portico, teak-framed openings, a lit compound wall. Reinforced concrete frame under the Kerala silhouette.
Twin grey Mangalore-tile gables. A teak poomukham with carved columns and a charupadi bench at the door. Vernacular grammar over a reinforced concrete frame.
Terracotta tiled roofs in symmetry, carved double-leaf doors, timber jali window grilles. The estate language, rendered in reinforced concrete.
An ogee-arch entrance, fretwork jali, a corner cupola, tiled roofs. The Malabar Islamic register, for the family that wants it. Reinforced concrete frame throughout.
A two-storey home in exposed brick and white render, capped with a sloping tile roof and a tiled car porch. Vernacular materials over a reinforced concrete spine.
A symmetrical colonial elevation with arched first-floor windows, a deep teak door, and a hipped clay-tile roof. Heritage proportion over a modern frame.
Eleven interiors from the same Trivandrum builds. A nadumuttam open to the sky, pooja rooms in carved teak, an oonjal the family still uses, and the modern comfort within. Finished by the team that poured the frame. Swipe to step inside.
An inner nadumuttam open to the Kerala sky. Daylight and monsoon air drawn into every surrounding room, a single tree rooted at the centre.
Hand-carved jali screens, a backlit emblem and brass lamps. The corner of the home that sets the rhythm of the day.
A teak oonjal on brass chains against a panelled wall. The Kerala living room's oldest seat, kept at the centre of the new one.
A carved teak dining set beside a heritage tile mural and a hanging wooden cot. The old Kerala living room, kept at the centre of the new one.
A pooja niche in carved wood opening onto a teak dining table and an open kitchen. Worship and the meal, held in one warm room.
Joinery, panelling and flooring tuned to the same warm palette as the elevation outside. Finished by the team that poured the frame.
Panelling, joinery and a stone feature wall in the same warm palette as the facade. Where the family receives guests.
A traditional mandala motif in gold above the table. Heritage detailing carried off the facade and into the rooms.
A quiet prayer corner behind a carved-wood jali screen, detailed to the family's tradition. Every traditional Kerala home keeps one.
A modern open kitchen flowing into a teak dining, lit by a shaded window. Tradition outside, the comfort a family cooks and eats in, within.
A dedicated prayer niche in wood panelling with soft light. The corner of the home that holds the family's faith, whatever it is.
We wrote these the way a structural engineer writes a contract. Specific, measurable, survivable under a Kerala monsoon.
Your BOQ is brand-locked at contract. Every material is named, every rate fixed. No "market variation," no "your choice was costlier than estimated," no last-month surprise on the tile or the tap. You sign once. Then we build.
The specOPC 53 cement. SAIL, JSW, or Vizag Fe-500 steel. M-Sand. Jaquar plumbing. Teak external doors. All in writing. All signed.
Every week you receive a site-progress video from your Rzianz project lead. Footing to finishing. In English or Malayalam. You do not fly in to inspect. You do not ask neighbours. You see everything, on WhatsApp, exactly as it is.
The proofWeekly video has been standard on every NRI build since 2021. Zero exceptions.
Reinforced concrete frame: footings, columns, beams, slab. Nine-inch external walls. SAIL, JSW, or Vizag Fe-500 steel in every structural member. Built to the Kerala Municipality Building Rules, not around them. Your grandchildren inherit the house, not the repair bill.
The doctrineDesigned for multi-generation structural life, validated by our consulting structural engineer on every build file.
A nalukettu with a central nadumuttam. An ettukettu for a joint family. A modern-traditional verandah home with charupadi, sloping tile roof, teak pillars, and exposed rafters, without the courtyard if your plot does not permit it. We design to your land, your Vastu, and your life. Not to a template.
The varietyNalukettu, ettukettu, pathinaarukettu, naduthara, modern-traditional. Every archetype we have built sits in the portfolio.
Your Rzianz project lead owns the build from first drawing to final handover. Architect, structural engineer, MEP, finishing. They coordinate all of it. You coordinate with one person. You do not chase six subcontractors from 3,000 kilometres away, and you do not lose a weekend untangling who promised what.
The lineOne WhatsApp number. One email. One accountable human.
A 270-day construction window from first brick to handover. 14 to 18 months for the full cycle, design and KMBR sanction included. Every milestone is dated in the contract. If we miss a milestone, you see it the same week, in the Sunday video, not three months later when half the advance is gone. No surprises. No silence.
The recordRecent handovers have consistently landed within their contract windows. If a milestone slips, we disclose it in the Sunday video of the same week.
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Get a free BOQ auditIf you are sending money from the Gulf, the UK, the US, or Singapore, you already know the calls that go unanswered, the photos that stop arriving, the numbers that keep climbing. These are not stories. These are patterns in Kerala consumer court filings, Manorama investigations, and r/Kerala threads. If any of them rhyme with your current experience, you are not alone.
Mason saves a quarter on block count. Walls pass the first inspection, then sweat through the first monsoon. Plaster cracks by month 12. By year three, you are repainting. By year five, you are rebuilding.
Source: r/Kerala, multiple contractor-fraud threads
Thirty percent advance transferred from the Gulf. Foundation poured. Then the contractor stops replying. Your lawyer is now on retainer. Your plot holds an unfinished shell while land rates compound past you.
Source: Kerala Consumer Disputes Redressal filings
Quote was Rs 2,500 per sqft. By finishing, you paid Rs 3,400. Every "upgrade" was "unavoidable." Every Jaquar tap became a Cera. Every line item had a footnote you never read. Budget overrun: 36 percent.
Source: Manorama investigative series on Kerala construction cost creep
They did not ask me to fly down. They sent a Sunday video. For eight months. I watched my home come up from the Gulf.
I wanted to honor my family's heritage by incorporating traditional Kerala architecture into my new home. Rzian Homez embraced this with enthusiasm. They carefully blended traditional elements with modern comforts, creating a home that feels both nostalgic and contemporary. My family and I are thrilled to have a home that connects us to our roots while looking forward to the future.Anjali, Rzianz client
We had very specific ideas about how we wanted our home to look and function. Some builders tried to push their own designs, but Rzian Homez listened. Truly listened. They took our ideas and enhanced them, offering suggestions that made sense without compromising our vision. Every room has a personal touch, and living here brings us joy every day.Rekha and Amit, Rzianz clients
I always thought building a home would be a stressful ordeal, but Rzian Homez proved me wrong. From day one, they took the time to understand what I wanted and handled everything with professionalism and transparency. I was kept informed but never overwhelmed. My home is everything I hoped for and more.Rahul and Priya, Rzianz clients
Plot size, location, rough archetype. One photo if you have it. We reply within 24 hours with a call slot that fits your time zone.
We design to your plot, your Vastu, and the archetype you chose. You see 3D walkthroughs before a rupee leaves your account.
Every material named, every rate fixed, every milestone dated. You sign one contract. The price stops moving.
Weekly WhatsApp video every Sunday. Footing to finishing. You see the build as it happens.
A 270-day construction window from first brick to handover, plus the upstream design and permit months. Final snagging with you on video call. Keys handed over. One-year defect liability follows automatically.
Send your plot size, location, and the archetype you have in mind. We reply in 24 hours with a call slot that fits your time zone.
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