Architectural Concept Design & Master Planning

The master plan is defined by the guiding principles of a project's design, program, and flow. This diagram shows how grading and massing are interdependent, laying the strategic foundation for a mixed-use building.

This sectional drawing illustrates the concept for an Alibaug estate, which included two dilapidated structures and a temple. The design works with the existing contours and trees to create a microclimate, blending old and new in a fluid architectural language.

A sectional elevation of the Alibaug estate, showing how the new structure is designed to sit on the land. The design retains the character of existing structures while introducing a modern, fluid language that respects the natural contours and trees.

This conceptual drawing for the Alibaug estate shows how we worked around the natural landscape. The central idea was to create a unique microclimate while retaining the character of the site, resulting in an earthy and eclectic design.

Human-centric design is about understanding the relationship between built spaces and their users. This conceptual plan for a public space prioritizes recreation and community living, putting people at the center to promote long-term wellbeing.

This design detail illustrates my human-centric approach, focusing on creating recreational spaces that promote wellbeing. The plan shows a swimming pool and lawn area designed to encourage community interaction within a residential apartment complex.

Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes; design is knowing which ones to keep. This mood board captures the aesthetic exploration for an office interior, showing the interplay of color palettes, material samples, and inspirational images.

A behind-the-scenes look at the creative process, working on the material palette for an upcoming project. This is where the tactile and visual story of a space begins, with careful selection of tiles, colors, and textures to create a cohesive aesthetic.