About

How We See Cities

I look at cities as living systems, not just a bunch of buildings. My work is about designing spaces that actually work for people and the planet. Design, for me, isn’t only about how something looks - it’s how you experience it when you walk through, sit, or even just pass by.

Our Approach

Studio Symbiosis was named for the idea of connection. I don’t split architecture, engineering, or landscape into separate boxes. It’s all one process. I keep people at the center, bring nature back into city life, and push for future-ready, sustainable urban development. The idea is to weave together human-centric urban spaces with tech and green infrastructure solutions.

Bringing Ideas to Life

• At Baiyappanahalli Station in Bengaluru, I’m turning 132 acres into a public park above the train platforms. It’s not just a hub - it’s a landmark with a massive green space.
• In Hyderabad, my vertical village design mixes private gardens with apartment living, building a complete ecosystem for residents.
• For transit hubs, I design spaces that are easy to navigate, filled with light and greenery, so travel actually feels good.

What Makes It Work

I use advanced tech like BIM and computational tools to simulate and test everything before it’s built. Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword here - think net-zero targets, circular economy (reuse, recycle), green roofs, solar farms. I care about making spaces that feel good, help people connect, and lift the quality of life, whether you’re farming on the roof or doing yoga in the courtyard.