Behind the Scenes at Gayathri and Namith Architects
Meet the team and the studio culture that turns traditional heritage into modern, breathable spaces in the heart of Bengaluru.
The entire GNA family. We are a collective of designers, architects, and thinkers, rooted in tradition and driven by innovation. Together, we are shaping stories and designing futures.
Our growing team, a blend of experienced mentors and fresh talent. Every new member brings bold ideas and shared purpose to our collaborative studio environment.
A group of our young, dynamic architects. We believe in nurturing the next generation and providing them with opportunities to grow and thrive.
A candid moment with our team. We believe that a positive and supportive work culture is the foundation for creating great architecture.
Laughter and camaraderie are an essential part of our studio life. We are more than just colleagues; we are a community.
A group photo of our team in our office courtyard. The green, open space is central to our office design and our work culture, fostering connection and well-being.
Team GNA celebrating our founder, Gayathri Shetty. We are grateful for her vision and leadership, which inspires us every day.
What does GNA mean to our team? In this video, our employees share their personal definitions, from "a dream journey" and "motivation" to "family" and "an ocean of creativity."
Part two of our "What does GNA mean to you?" series. Our team members describe GNA as a place of "inclusivity," "growth," "empowerment," and "vision."
Our senior team members reflect on their journey with GNA. They speak about self-discovery, resilience, and the endless possibilities that our collaborative practice offers.
About Life at GNA
When we design your home or workspace, the energy you feel in our office is exactly what we bring to your site. Our team does not just draw plans; we run creative workshops, analyze climate data, and debate materials to ensure your space has the same warmth and purpose you see in our studio. We work in a space that breathes, and we believe your project deserves that same quality of life.
At our Koramangala studio, our work culture is the foundation of every design. We treat architecture as a conversation between the past and the future, and that requires a team that is constantly learning and experimenting. Whether it is our Friday 'Pancha Sambrama' sessions where we explore art and design, or our collaborative workshops with global material experts, our process is built on shared growth.
Why Culture Impacts Your Project
Architecture is not just about the final drawings; it is about the thousands of small decisions made during construction. Our team, from our senior associates to our young architects, is trained to prioritize the 'soul' of a space. When you walk into our studio, you do not see a rigid hierarchy; you see a collaborative environment where ideas are tested against the realities of Indian climate and traditional heritage.
Our Studio Philosophy
We believe that design should foster connection. Our office courtyard is not just an aesthetic choice; it is a working space that reflects how we build for our clients. We bring this philosophy of light, nature, and community into every residential villa, corporate campus, and landscape master plan we undertake. When you choose us, you are not just getting a service; you are entering a relationship with a team that is deeply invested in the long-term viability and comfort of your space.
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