Educational & Institutional Architecture

Our design work always starts with a simple thought: a building should feel like it belongs, without screaming for attention. I see architecture as a quiet but powerful presence, especially in educational spaces where students and teachers spend so much of their life.

How I Approach Educational Spaces

• Every school, college, or campus I design is about more than just classrooms. I focus on creating informal hangout spots—think open courtyards, shaded corridors, or those nooks where you end up having the best conversations.
• I love bringing the outside in—using existing trees, open green courts, and letting natural light in wherever possible. The idea is to make spaces feel calm and boost everyday creativity.

Making Every Building Feel Welcoming

• I try to keep a human scale so nothing feels too big or intimidating, especially for younger students. Sloping roofs and open terraces are my go-tos.
• My projects avoid copying old designs blindly. I pay attention to the original vibe of a campus (like at IIM Bangalore) but always find a way for new buildings to fit in without losing their own character.

Practical Details That Matter

• I always aim for sustainable campus architecture: north-south orientation, natural ventilation, and materials like local stone or brick that work well in our climate.
• I enjoy designing for all parts of the campus—master planning big universities, creative studios, even hostels that feel more like homes.
• Movement and connection are key, so you’ll see central walkways, open staircases, and spaces that invite students to mingle.

If you care about learning environment design or want student-centric spaces that are practical and welcoming, that’s right up my alley.