Bringing Nature Into Your Built Spaces

This is the Avasara Academy campus after a few monsoon seasons. It is wonderful to see how the native plants have matured, creating a dense, green sanctuary that envelops the architecture and provides a rich learning environment for the students.

I love to blur the line between indoors and outdoors. This office at the Greenlab factory features floor to ceiling windows that open onto a private terrace, making the surrounding landscape an integral part of the workspace.

Even the narrowest urban plots can become a green escape. In this Mumbai project, I used vertical climbers and a carefully planned layout to transform a tight alleyway into a lush, functional courtyard space.

This video shows the dynamic, cascading landscapes at the Greenlab factory. You can see how the layers of hanging plants and ground-level gardens soften the architecture and create a sense of movement throughout the site.

An aerial view of the Greenlab project highlights the textures and patterns of the planting design. This perspective shows how I use different plant species to create natural contours that complement the architectural forms.

A landscape is truly successful when people use and enjoy it. Here, students at Avasara Academy walk along a stone pathway shaded by bamboo, fully immersed in the natural environment we created for their campus.

This detail shot shows how I layer different plants to create visual interest. The soft, feathery grasses contrast with the bold purple ground cover and the solid concrete structure, connecting the building to the garden.

I am incredibly proud to have my work featured on the cover of Architectural Digest. This recognition for "The Constant Garden" highlights my commitment to creating landscapes that are both beautiful and enduring.

This is me in my element, surrounded by the textures and life of a garden. My practice is built on a deep personal connection to nature and a passion for bringing that feeling to every project I undertake.