SJK Architects

About

We see campuses as living, breathing places. For us, every institutional space should feel like it belongs to the people who use it and the land it sits on. A good campus doesn’t just hold classes - it helps students and teachers feel at home, sparks chance meetings, and lets folks connect in ways that go beyond books and blackboards.

How We Shape Campuses

• Our focus is always on people, not just buildings. We avoid stiff layouts and instead create flexible educational environments where learning spills into corridors, courtyards, and staircases.
• We love designing the spaces in between - the nooks where friends meet, the plazas that become gathering spots, the shaded walkways that invite you to linger.
• Nature is part of every design. We blend indoor and outdoor life, with plenty of light, cross-breezes, and green views. Buildings should feel like they sit lightly on the land, not fight it.
• Human-centric campus planning means every detail is about comfort and well-being, whether you’re a student, professor, or just passing through.

Real Stories from Our Work

• At SR University, we helped a small college grow into a massive campus, where the canteen and library became lively social learning spaces, not just functional rooms.
• Sparkrill International School’s design lets kids learn in streets, play near rocks, and see nature as part of every day.
• We’ve worked on museums and heritage sites too, always trying to create spaces that feel rooted in their place and culture.

We always study the climate, land, and local stories before we start designing. Our goal is to make places that age well and stay true to their spirit, even as they expand over the years.