About

We shape spaces for people, not just buildings. For us, architecture is about sparking community life and making sure every corner works for those who use it. Been at this for over six decades, so we’ve seen what works and what doesn’t. Some things look great on paper but flop in real life - we’re honest about that and keep tweaking till it fits.

Educational Spaces

I try to make campuses that do more than teach - they connect. You’ll see open walkways, shaded steps, and green terraces. It’s not just about classrooms. We like mixing formal and informal zones, so staircases double up as hangout spots and gardens are there for a breather. Climate-responsive building design is a big deal for us - we use traditional jalis and deep-set windows to keep things cool, especially in the sultry weather.

Healthcare Architecture

Hospitals need to help people heal, not just treat them. I focus on natural ventilation, daylight, and calming courtyards for better recovery. If it’s an old hospital, I don’t believe in tearing it down - retrofitting with respect is key. Healing environments in hospitals matter, so every corridor and room gets planned for comfort.

Public & Cultural Spaces

Community is everything. Whether it’s a food court or a training centre, I design public areas to be open and welcoming. We’ve done auditoriums for ages, always blending functional needs with acoustic excellence. Sustainable urban walkways like the Malabar Hill Forest Walkway are my way of reconnecting people with nature, without messing up what’s already there.