My journey in design began long before I became an architect. I grew up dismantling gadgets, sketching ideas, and asking questions that rarely had simple answers. That curiosity eventually led me to architecture school at SPA New Delhi, where I learned to balance imagination with logic. My Master’s in Biodigital Architecture from UIC Barcelona deepened this curiosity, opening a world where biology, technology, and design could coexist. It was there that computational thinking became not just a tool, but a language through which I understood creativity.
 

Over the past 12+ years, I’ve worked across a spectrum of design environments — from Gensler to Foster + Partners (APCRDA), Studio Chintala, and Nelson Worldwide. These experiences shaped my belief that design is not only about form and function, but about intent, intelligence, and impact. I’ve worked on high-rise towers, immersive environments, holographic presentations, kinetic installations, and masterplans, always searching for ways to merge human intuition with digital precision.
 

Mentoring young designers and simplifying complex ideas has become a meaningful extension of my work. Whether teaching computational logic, developing workflows, or exploring emerging technologies, I enjoy helping others see design as a journey of continuous discovery.
 

My interests today span architecture, digital design, generative systems, emotional intelligence in design, and the future of creative technology. My recent book is a reflection of everything I’ve learned, a distilled guide for the next generation of curious minds.
 

A constant evolution shaped by curiosity, creativity, and the desire to design with purpose.