I am an architect with a strong foundation in context-driven design and a passion for research-oriented projects. My academic journey at CEPT University and professional experience have equipped me with expertise in designing residential spaces and tailored homes that are deeply rooted in context and client requirements. I am particularly interested in sustainable and adaptive design, blending modern techniques with traditional craftsmanship to create meaningful and impactful spaces. Eager to grow as both a designer and a researcher, I aim to contribute to projects that align with environmental and societal well-being.
Sandharbh Design Studio, Bangalore City, IN, Intern Architect
During my time at a boutique architecture firm in Bengaluru, I contributed to bespoke residential projects that prioritized craftsmanship and contextual sensitivity. My responsibilities included conducting detailed site surveys, which informed design decisions tailored to the unique characteristics of each site. I played an active role in design ideation, conceptualizing spaces that merged functionality with the client’s vision. Additionally, I was involved in furniture design, crafting pieces that seamlessly complemented the spatial narrative. Working in a collaborative environment, I developed a keen eye for detail and a deeper appreciation for creating designs that celebrate individuality and context.
CEPT University, Ahmedabad, IN, MArch, Housing Design
During my Master’s program in Housing Design at CEPT University, Ahmedabad, I delved into the complexities of designing contextually responsive and sustainable housing solutions. The curriculum provided a multidisciplinary approach, blending urban design, architecture, and policy frameworks to address real-world housing challenges. I explored high-density housing projects, adaptive reuse strategies, and user-centric design solutions, focusing on affordability, environmental considerations, and social inclusivity. Collaborative studios and fieldwork allowed me to experiment with innovative spatial layouts and material applications, fostering a deeper understanding of how design can cater to diverse communities while addressing broader urban issues.
National Institute of Technology, Calicut, Calicut, IN, BArch, Architecture
As an architecture student at NIT, Calicut, I developed a strong foundation in architectural design, contextual analysis, and sustainable practices. The program’s balance of theory and practice allowed me to work on diverse projects, from urban interventions to detailed housing designs, with a focus on real-world applicability. Collaborative studios, hands-on construction workshops, and exposure to advanced design tools nurtured my creativity and technical acumen. This experience cultivated my ability to approach architecture as a blend of functionality, aesthetics, and social responsibility, shaping me into a thoughtful and adaptive designer.
