MX Designer

• Aug 2023 - Present

Teaching Associate

• Aug 2022 - May 2023

Junior Architect

• Jul 2022 - Dec 2022

Teaching Associate

• Jan 2022 - Apr 2022

Architectural Intern

Participant - Public Open Spaces in Kathmandu

• Jun 2019 - Jun 2019

The open spaces in Kathmandu valley are unique from the point of view of their public-ness and the manner in which they govern the formation and usage of built forms around them. This workshop was aimed at enabling one to read the urban morphology of a city with respect to its urban spaces. Some of the topics with respect to which this workshop was conducted were: Architectural typology and open space, Urban nature of water structures, Transient open spaces- nodes and street, Performative urban spaces. Show less

Participant - Understanding Place – Lunuganga + Brief Gardens

• Dec 2018 - Dec 2018

The course was designed to understand the making of a place as an intersection between context, designer and articulation. Both the gardens were understood through text, images, sketches as well as site visits so as to gain an in depth understanding of the character of the place. The course outcome included means of visual representation that allowed for a reading of the continuity of spatial experiences that imparts a ‘sense of place’ to any landscape. The course was designed to understand the making of a place as an intersection between context, designer and articulation. Both the gardens were understood through text, images, sketches as well as site visits so as to gain an in depth understanding of the character of the place. The course outcome included means of visual representation that allowed for a reading of the continuity of spatial experiences that imparts a ‘sense of place’ to any landscape.

Participant - Beyond Boundaries – Understanding Works of B V Doshi

• Jul 2018 - Jul 2018

Participant - Exploring Auroville Architecture

• Jun 2018 - Jun 2018

Participant - Measure Drawings of a Traditional Settlement

• Dec 2017 - Dec 2017

The study attempts to introduce students to both -the overall landscape and topographical relationships of the settlement as well as understanding the house form. For the former, a prominent clearing (village square) and one major street (streetscape) are measure drawn to study the characteristics of open spaces between houses, gradients, ground cover, etc. For the latter, detailed plans, sections and elevations of the houses are drawn with great emphasis on mapping activity and people-animals-paraphernalia relationships. In a major departure from the generic house within and yard or shed for animals outside the situation, here the interior assumes a microcosmic dimension to support living, cooking, storage as well as accommodation of livestock. Show less