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Architectural Thought Leadership and Design Insights

bySoumitro GhoshBased in Koramangala; Heritage projects across IndiaStarts from550 per sq. ft.View full gallery

I believe design is a conversation, not just a structure. I share my thoughts on adaptive reuse, history, and the future of our urban spaces through teaching and public forums.

An announcement for my keynote speech at an Apeejay Education event. Sharing my experiences with the next generation of architects is a responsibility I value deeply.

A short clip from "An Homage to Doshi," an event by the Bengal Institute. It was an honor to join esteemed colleagues from around the world to share memories and reflect on the immense legacy of B.V. Doshi.

The poster for "An Homage to Doshi," an event that brought together a community of architects influenced by his work and philosophy.

An announcement for an "Ask Me Anything" session on Adaptive Reuse for the Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture. These direct conversations with students are crucial for exploring the practical and ethical dimensions of our work.

Speaking at the Seedscape event at SEED Kochi. Engaging in public discussions and debates helps refine my own thinking and contributes to the collective knowledge of our field.

The announcement for my "Tuesday Talk" at Sangath, the renowned studio of B.V. Doshi. Presenting my work in a space that is so significant to my own architectural education was a meaningful, full-circle moment.

The grounds of Sangath in Ahmedabad, a place of pilgrimage for architects. The design seamlessly integrates building and landscape, offering endless lessons in space, light, and material.

Inside the iconic vaulted interior of Sangath. To present my work here was to engage in a dialogue with the history and ideas embedded in the very walls of the space.

I was pleased to participate in a discussion with artist Sameer Kulavoor and curator Suresh Jayaram, exploring the intersections of art, architecture, and the drawn image.

The poster for my "Enquiry in Practice" session with Urban Sketchers Indore. I shared how the act of drawing and observation informs the projects we undertake in our practice.

About Thought Leadership: Sharing Knowledge

When I engage with students or peers at institutions like the Bengal Institute or Dayananda Sagar College, I am not just teaching. I am documenting the evolving dialogue between history and contemporary needs. These sessions, from Tuesday Talks at Sangath to design charettes, directly inform my adaptive reuse strategies, ensuring that our projects respect the structural integrity of the past while addressing the functional requirements of modern urban life.

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