Studio Wight

About

I see architecture as more than floor plans - it’s all about the stories people live inside those walls. Every breeze from a window, every patch of sunlight, and the way folks move through a space matters. I get that offices, schools, and labs aren’t just buildings - they’re places where people grow and connect.

Approach: Smart Design, Real Value

• Climate-responsive architecture is my jam. I’ll study sun paths, wind, and local weather, so every space gets natural light and stays comfy.
• I don’t believe you need a fancy budget for a great space. Less is usually more - clean lines, simple shapes, and fewer materials make things feel calm and uncluttered.
• Spaces have to work for people. I start by mapping out daily routines, so the layout supports what you do.
• Materials matter. Wood, metal, concrete - when they’re chosen right, they give a space its vibe.

Workspaces & Community Buildings

I like turning boring offices into places that lift your mood and help you get stuff done. For a law firm, I used oak, matte black metal, and soft finishes to make it inviting but strong. For a marketing office, terracotta screens (jaalis) added ventilation and a museum feel.

Institutional projects are close to my heart. For an NGO school, I broke the usual boxy mold with wind tunnels for cooling, a huge blackboard wall, and a rooftop hangout.

Technical Spaces, No Drama

I get excited by technical challenges too. I once designed a 3000 sq. ft. mushroom lab, mapping every corner for workflow and climate control. Learned a lot about mushrooms, honestly!

I’m all about creating spots where work and life just click.