She has worked on varied projects ranging from Residential, Interiors, Commercial, Hospitality and Institutional. In addition, she has extended her field of expertise by being on board as a Design Architect for the Sustainable Village Tourism project for Sindhudurg District undertaken by Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC).

Critical thinking skills enable her to find appropriate solutions to design problems. Being a detail oriented person she is driven to seeing projects through to completion. As a paradigm shift driven by the constant efforts to explore her masters in the field of Environmental Architecture, she joined academics. She firmly believes that students must be encouraged to adopt and integrate environmental sensitive approach in their design process.

Throughout her academic career she was actively engaged in various extracurricular activities and has participated in Design competitions. She is a hobbyist painter and an enthusiast photographer who likes to travel and explore places.

He is a young practicing professional who completed his bachelor’s in architecture in the year 2017, post which he gained experience with multiple modes of fabrication. He is interested in exploring the academics and practice of architecture, and its inter-relation processes.

He has decade of experience in Architecture & Teaching since last 8 years. He is currently involved as a Professional Architect and Asst. Art Director apart from teaching.

He has participated in various Conferences, Competitions and Presented papers in international Conferences. He has organise and conduct national level design competition, state level sketching competition & he has taken pioneering initiative in conducting lecture series “Conversation” for students of Architecture.

He is great admirer of work of Ar Charles Correa. As Charles Correa’s designs was deeply rooted in local cultures and His style was focused on reintroducing outdoor spaces and terraces. He is someone who has that rare capacity to give physical form to something as intangible as ‘culture’ or ‘society’ – and his work is therefore critical aesthetically, sociologically, and culturally.

He recommends ‘Places of the Soul’ by Christopher Day and “Vistara – The Architecture of India” - Edited by Carmen Kagal as must read for those who wants to connect architecture with life.