About

Why I Design the Way I Do

For me, architecture is like writing poetry – every building tells its own story. I don’t just chase glass towers. I look for ‘alankar’ (beauty with meaning) in every project, whether I’m working on a city campus or a huge mixed-use block. My aim is simple: spaces should feel alive, welcoming, and true to the people using them.

What I Create

• Mixed-use spaces where offices, homes, and shops blend into the city, not just stand apart.
• Institutional buildings that don’t feel cold or boring – places that inspire learning and growth.
• Designs that keep sustainability at the core. Solar passive techniques, smart facades, and green corners are always part of my thinking.

Some work I’m proud of:

• The Bougainvillea, Noida: Shops and offices in one, with green nooks and public seating.
• College Campus, Greater Noida: Old brick meets new glass – a mix of history and today.
• Technopolis IT Hub: Built to last, still buzzing after nearly two decades.

How I Approach Each Project

• I mix materials – brick, glass, steel – for buildings that feel both solid and fresh.
• Facades aren’t just for show. I design them to cut heat, grab natural light, and let the building breathe.
• Every project, whether a small adaptive reuse in educational buildings or a bold urban mixed-use development, gets the same care.

My work isn’t about flashy trends. It’s about spaces that make sense, last long, and feel right to walk into, every single day.