About

What Guides Us

I see architecture as a quiet conversation between the land, spirit, and people. For me, nature isn’t just a backdrop - it’s the main character. I let the site speak first, then respond with design that feels like it belongs. You won’t find a fixed style here; it’s all about balance and letting every space find its own voice.

How I Work

Every project kicks off with proper site study - topography, sunlight, wind, local vibe, and even how people use the land. This isn’t just technical stuff; it’s about getting the feel of the place. My process swings from hand sketches to models, but the real work happens in the back-and-forth with clients. I want the final design language to feel like it came from everyone involved.

Design Tools I Use

I lean on vernacular architecture elements, like courtyards for light and air, and verandahs that become the soul of the house. Jaali screens, often hand-cut, help with privacy, light, and air. Material-wise, I stick to honest stuff - stone, basalt, whatever suits the place. No fakes, no cladding just for show.

Project Types

I do private homes that feel like retreats, using passive design strategies to keep things cool naturally. Offices get flipped into ‘campuses’ - dynamic, with stepwells and streets for connection. I also handle adaptive reuse projects, especially restoring heritage sites. Sometimes, it’s more archaeology than architecture, piecing together old stories to give them a new life.