SHRADDHA reflects the principles of the International Style, an architectural movement rooted in Modernism that emphasizes functionality, minimal ornamentation, and a rational approach to form.

The building's rectilinear geometry, flat surfaces, and grid-like facade are hallmark features of this style. The repeated vertical window bays and cantilevered balconies contribute to a sense of ordered rhythm and clarity, while the use of reinforced concrete and glass reflects a commitment to modern materials and construction methods.

Vertical fins and contrasting facade panels break the monotony, introducing a sense of slenderness and depth. The color palette—comprising neutral grays with accent hues—reinforces the International Style’s aesthetic of simplicity and material honesty. Overall, SHRADDHA embodies the ethos of Modernist high-rise architecture, designed for urban density with an emphasis on light, structure, and form following function.