Truly Masking My Feelings
I had this epiphany to write a blog post on human interactions in the covid-era when I started my new job, and I had to unravel my...
Masters in the UK
Following questions about pursuing a master's degree in the UK as often as once a week, I decided to write about it to help anyone who is...
Architectural practice in Britain vs India
Architectural practice in the United Kingdom being vastly dissimilar, yet relatively similar to the architectural practice in India, I...
From the Archives
Adaptive Reuse, the future to a sustainable environment An attractive solution to the problem of rapid urbanisation, and towards a...
LIMINALITY
A brief period of not knowing . . . In these uncertain times of a global pandemic, I take a look back at my experience of leaving home...
Design To Detail
Big things start small, and this includes detailing a toilet to completion of a ten storey apartment unit. A keen eye for design and...
One For My Motherland (Kerala)
Every summer, my family travelled to Kerala to stay over at my family ancestral home to spend time with the extended family. Although I...
Typical Day In the Life of a Clumsy Architect
As creative and passionate as we can be, an architect’s job can still get a little mundane and aggravating, especially with the incessant...
Architecture for the Senses
In life, we map our memories with the experiences we’ve had which are stimulated by different senses. We tend to remember the memories...
Emotions in Architecture
We borrow from nature the space upon which we build and the inspiration to build that building. ...
Philosophy of Space
What’s the first image that strikes you when you hear of the term ‘space’? Space is a term associated with a three-dimensional character...











