Featured Architectural Projects

This video shows the transformation of an 80s structure in Bengaluru into a modern, sustainable workplace. It demonstrates my commitment to adaptive reuse, breathing new life into existing buildings to meet the demands of a changing world while retaining the soul of the original structure.

Art is not an afterthought; it is integral to the spaces I design. This view from the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bangalore shows how architecture can create a stage for art, with sculptures by Stephen Cox finding their place within the building's flow and light.

This is my Amma’s home, a place layered with memories since 1995. The garden patio is a testament to how care, time, and nature can gracefully age together, creating an intimate beauty that is deeply personal and cherished. It is the kind of comfort and history I aim to bring to every home I design.

Design can be a powerful tool for social good. The 'Wonder on Wheels' project transformed a bus into a mobile Anganwadi classroom, taking learning and nutrition to children in Indian villages. This is an example of adaptive, community-focused design that makes a tangible difference.

The process begins with the hand. This is a glimpse into my personal practice of zinc plate etching, where architectural ideas are explored through drawing and craft. Every line and form is a step in the journey from a simple sketch to a fully realized space.

The Umbrella House by Kazuo Shinohara is a masterclass in Japanese residential architecture. Its use of simple, honest materials and the creation of serene, multi-functional spaces deeply resonates with my own design principles. It is a constant source of inspiration for creating minimalist yet warm interiors.

Architecture is a conversation. Here, I am in discussion at a studio, a process of collaboration and exchange that is central to every project. It is through these dialogues with clients, artists, and makers that we build something meaningful together.