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This is the first impression of my work, a curated look into the philosophy and diversity of my hospitality projects. Each visual is chosen to represent a core aspect of my approach: creating context-responsive, people-centric spaces that range from serene natural retreats to vibrant community hubs. This collection highlights my commitment to design that is both aspirational and deeply rooted in its environment.

Lakeside & Hillside Resorts

I approach resort masterplanning as a dialogue with the land. Each design, like the Club Mahindra Tungi overlooking Pawna Lake, is shaped by the natural topography to create spaces that feel both expansive and intimately connected to their surroundings.

Eco-Lodges in Nature

For getaways immersed in nature, I design structures that prioritize a minimal footprint and a deep sense of place. Our project near Kanha features prefabricated treetop cottages, elevated to offer privacy and an unparalleled connection to the forest.

Urban Leisure & Community Hubs

In urban settings, I design clubhouses and leisure centers to be vibrant hubs of social energy. Bold architectural features, like the terracotta spiral staircase at Sona Vistaas, are used to create dynamic spaces that draw people together.

Heritage Hotel Conversions

When transforming a palace into a hotel, my primary goal is to preserve its original charm and grandeur. For the Rambagh Palace, all additions were minimal and designed to honor the building's magnificent history while integrating modern five-star amenities.

From Vision to Reality: The Design Process

Every project is a journey of collaboration and evolution, from initial sketches to on-site execution. This collection shows the thinking, dialogue, and hands-on work that transforms an architectural vision into a built reality.

A Focus on Materials & Craft

I believe materials tell a story and root a building in its context. This selection highlights our use of natural stone, timber, and custom craftwork, from the rugged walls of our Lonavala resort to the intricate mosaic seating at Yashraj Studios.