About

What Drives Us

I see architecture as a living conversation – not just with the land, but with everyone who steps into the space. My work’s guided by ‘quiet confidence’, meaning I aim for designs that feel right without shouting for attention.

How I Approach Design

• Context is everything. I always listen to the story the site’s telling, whether it’s the climate, the old banyan tree, or the vibe of the neighborhood.
• Mixing old and new – I’m big on heritage-inspired architecture. Sometimes it’s Goan roof tiles, sometimes stone arches, but always with a fresh twist.
• Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword for me. I pick local, sustainable building materials, use passive design strategies for coolness and light, and keep things green where possible.
• It’s not just about how the place looks. I think about how it makes you feel, how it helps you connect, or just slow down a bit.

From Idea to Built Space

• I begin on-site, sketching and brainstorming.
• Mood boards, hand-drawn drafts, and physical models help the idea take shape.
• I get into the nitty-gritty with detailed drawings, BIM tools, and 3D renders.
• What you see in the render – I make sure it’s what you get in reality.

Projects I Work On

• Homes, luxury villas, high-rises – like Baia Villas in Goa, where layered living matters.
• Offices, clubhouses, and community spaces that blend into their surroundings.
• Sometimes, pro-bono work too, like rural schools built with local methods.

What matters to me? Creating places that quietly improve your everyday and actually belong.