Architectural Dialogues and Design Collaborations
Architecture thrives when it moves beyond the drafting table. We engage in continuous discourse, teaching, and exhibition curating to keep our practice rooted in both intellectual rigor and the actual needs of our community.
A video announcing my role as a keynote speaker for an architectural event. Sharing my work and ideas with a wider audience is a way to contribute to the ongoing discourse within our profession.
An impromptu discussion with fellow architects at their studio in Belgaum. These informal exchanges with colleagues are often where the most stimulating and generative ideas emerge.
A conversation on a rooftop terrace, a classic setting for architectural discussions. Collaboration and peer relationships are the foundation of a strong professional community.
A poster for a guest lecture I delivered. These opportunities allow me to share the work of my practice, Mathew and Ghosh Architects, with different chapters of the design community.
An announcement for a discussion with an artist and a curator. I believe that architecture is enriched by engaging with other creative fields like art, film, and literature.
A video tribute to the great architect B.V. Doshi, where I had the honor of participating. Paying homage to our mentors is a way of acknowledging the lineage of ideas that shapes us.
The poster for "An Homage to Doshi", where I served as a moderator. It was a moment to reflect on his immense contribution to architecture and his influence on generations of architects.
A portrait taken during a design charette, with the urban fabric projected onto my face. It symbolizes how the city gets under your skin, becoming an inseparable part of your thinking process.
Another moment from a lecture, discussing the complexities of designing for the city. My aim is to balance wilfulness with empathy, and to find hope in the challenges of urban architecture.
The poster for an online talk titled "Enquiry in Practice". My work is driven by a process of constant questioning and investigation into the nature of each project.
About Architectural Dialogues & Collaborations
When we curate exhibitions like 'Small is beautiful,' it is not merely to display work; it is to spark a necessary debate on sustainable design. We view every panel discussion, guest lecture, or collaborative design charette as an essential extension of our architectural practice. These moments of exchange allow us to stress-test our theories and learn from the unique urban challenges our peers face in other cities.
For us, architecture is never a solitary act. It is a social contract. We frequently step out of the studio to engage in public talks and workshops because the practice of building requires constant questioning. When we sit with students or fellow architects, we are not just sharing techniques; we are unpacking the complexities of place-making.
Whether we are moderating a tribute to a mentor like B.V. Doshi or setting up a multimedia installation on sustainable living, these dialogues directly inform our structural decisions. They allow us to bridge the gap between abstract design theories and the grit of real-world implementation. Our work, be it a memorial park or an adaptive reuse project, is shaped by these conversations. We believe that by inviting other creative minds into our process, we create environments that are more empathetic, inclusive, and deeply connected to their social context. This is how we keep the conversation with the city alive, ensuring that every project is a nuanced response to the people who inhabit it.
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