Meeta Jain Architects

About

Mentorship shaped my own journey in architecture. I see teaching and practicing as one - both are creative acts. My style isn’t about imposing one vision, but helping each person find their own way of seeing and making. I want you to ask questions and discover what feels true for you.

Studio Life: Internships & Mentorship

At Meeta Jain Architects, I treat the studio as a place where learning never stops. Interns and young architects aren’t just watching from the sidelines - you’re in the thick of real projects, not just technical tasks. Sometimes you’ll dive deep into details, sometimes you’ll be pushed to try something totally different. For example, I helped Ajith find his wild “steam punk” illustration style, and nudged Shreya out of her comfort zone into M.C. Escher-inspired experiments. Every intern leaves with at least one project where they’ve taken real creative risks.

Real Projects, Real Learning

I believe the best lessons come from seeing and touching real buildings, not just theory. I often turn completed projects like Villa Soham into a hands-on architectural training ground for students. We run sessions where you sketch, discuss, and dig into the details that make a space work. Workshops like "Playfield 1SR" use art and reflection, so you learn to see beyond just the surface.

For Aspiring Architects

Architecture isn’t always easy. But if you’re ready to challenge yourself and get your hands dirty, you’ll find your own design voice here.