This CA office in Nashik embraces a rustic aesthetic, prioritizing functionality and ease of maintenance. Bareply steel, natural flooring, and a monochromatic ceiling serve as a subtle backdrop, allowing natural light to take center stage, adding depth and drama to the space.

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CA Office : Ar. Palak Poddar

'No Nonsense Meals' is a refurbished breakfast spot in Aurangabad's bustling Connaught market. Previously a fast-food joint, the space lacked natural light and connection to the outdoors.

The redesign transforms it into a bright, versatile venue for breakfast lovers, with space for small workshops or events. The front façade, featuring fixed glass and glass bricks, lets natural light animate the interiors throughout the day.

The earthy finishes reflect the brand’s focus on healthy, honest meals. Lime paint above and red oxide stone-grit plaster with stone flooring below, divided by a 15mm granite inlay, create a “shallow tray” aesthetic, making the sunken site feel inviting and warm.

It’s a space that brings people together over good food and meaningful conversations.

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No Nonsense Meals : Aditya Thole Architects

This exhibition was  conceptualised as a way to put forth the method and medium of practice at a for architecture (AFA) which has primarily been that of model making, since the establishment of the office some twelve years ago. Practice for AFA is understood more in the form of an atelier or a work-shop which is known for a certain way of doing things,approach to questions, craft, and other related qualities. Like most good ateliers AFA aspires to produce ideas for good architecture and a method and modality of putting these ideas forward has been the physical model. 

The photo series aimed to capture the curiosity and interest of diverse individuals. Regardless of background, age, profession, or group, everyone perceives art and architecture with the same wonder and appreciation.

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Make / Believe exhibition : A for Architecture

The Wadiyar Center for Architecture is a striking 2-acre campus that seamlessly blends heritage with contemporary design. This vibrant educational hub elegantly integrates two historic buildings—the library and the administrative block—into its fabric, ensuring that the campus retains its rich architectural legacy.

These heritage structures are thoughtfully preserved and prominently featured, offering a bridge between past and present.

Complementing these historic elements are modern learning spaces designed with an open-plan layout that promotes interaction and creativity. At the heart of the campus is a spacious central courtyard, a versatile area that fosters a sense of community and serves as a venue for various events and classes. This open courtyard is not merely an aesthetic feature but a functional space that enhances the educational experience, allowing for both formal gatherings and informal social interactions.

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Wadiyar Center for Architecture - Mysuru

Located on the banks of the Godavari River, the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Nashik is a prominent pink stone Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. It features completely hand-carved designs by the artists and saints of the sanstha. The temple serves as a center for community service, spiritual learning, and cultural preservation. An auspicious place where devotees can participate in daily rituals, festivals, and special events, making it a significant spiritual and cultural hub in the region.

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BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir, Nashik

The Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) in Bangalore, India, plays a pivotal role in the global post-colonial art narrative. It balances traditional art curation with community engagement, integrating art into daily life. MAP's design prioritizes effective display and preservation, using simple gallery spaces to protect its collections from environmental threats. The museum fosters local connections through educational programs and collaborations with local artists, nurturing the vibrant art scene. Reflecting Bangalore's diverse identity, MAP is inclusive and accessible, creating a space where art is intertwined with the city's everyday experiences, bridging past and present.

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Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) : Mathew and Ghosh Architects

At the Lepakshi Temple, visitors are greeted by a magnificent sculpture of Lord Bala Ganesha, setting the tone for the awe-inspiring artistry within. This temple is celebrated for its intricate sculptures, including a captivating collonade lining the passageways. It's a true treasure trove of timeless art, boasting famous frescos and mural paintings.
Built in the Vijayanagara architectural style, the temple houses remarkable features such as Asia's largest fresco on the ceiling of the ardha mantapa. Within the temple grounds, an impressive granite boulder stands to the east, adorned with carvings of a multi-hooded serpent sheltering a Linga beneath its coils.


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Lepakshi Temple : Andhra Pradesh

The building prioritizes the experience of moving through its spaces, which are designed to vary in size and shape, creating an interesting journey for visitors. By blending the landscape with the structure, the building has soft edges and doesn't feel imposing despite being made of stone and concrete. From the open campus to partially covered corridors and finally to enclosed areas, the building offers different experiences at various points, making it feel light and elegant.


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Indian Institute of Management (IIM) : Bangalore

Travel photography captures the essence of different places through stories of people, breathtaking landscapes, and architectural marvels. Each photo is a window into the lives and cultures of individuals, the natural beauty of our planet, and the rich heritage of architectural wonders. By weaving these elements together, travel photography creates a rich tapestry of experiences that transcends borders, connecting viewers to the diverse and beautiful world around us.

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