About Sustainable Architecture & Interior Design

What Shapes My Designs

I don’t just throw up walls and call it a day. For me, every space should feel alive and connected to its surroundings. I design so nature isn’t just outside your window — it’s right there with you. You’ll see it in the way light moves through a room, or how a big old neem tree becomes the centerpiece of a cafe, not something to cut down.

How I Make Spaces Sustainable

• Biophilic architecture is at the core. I use big windows, open layouts, and green zones to blend the outdoors with the indoors.
• Local material sourcing is a must. Mud from the site, exposed brick, stone, wood — all those things that feel good under your feet and make sense for the climate.
• Passive cooling techniques show up all the time. Double-height spaces, clay jali screens, and skylights keep things cool without needing the AC running nonstop.

My Take on Interiors

Expect earthy modern interiors — think open plans, vaulted terracotta ceilings, and a mix of rustic and contemporary elements. You’ll find indoor planters and natural finishes that feel fresh, not fussy. I like spaces to breathe, so you get that sense of calm the moment you step inside.

What I Work On

I design homes, farmhouses, apartments, offices, cafes, resorts, and clubhouses. Each one is unique, but all are built with care for the land and the people using them.