The school is on a 13 acre site. The six building blocks are located to the eastern end of the site. A large playground is in the middle. The western end has the wild zone of the site with a large water recharge pond.

The buildings are designed to minimize construction and maintenance cost, using locally available stone, and no wood.

The school classrooms work without artificial lighting. Careful orientation and sizing of openings provides natural light, and climatic comfort.

KCA Partner, Ravi Kaimal was intimately involved with every stage of development of the school from original concept to site selection and eventually as the managing trustee of the school from 1995-2010. He continues to be on the board of the Fabindia School.