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This is my Chess journey.

Till date, I have played almost 3000 games. 

My roots lie in my love for architecture and unconventional construction.

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This is a bleachers stand in a school in Bangalore, India. It's made entirely in bamboo because the administration wanted to set an example of sustainable building systems for their young students. 

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This is the first building I ever designed that was built (2018). 

Architecture school internship with Anupama Kundoo in Auroville, India (2016)​

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This is an easily assemblable and affordable Public Toilet, designed for disaster-prone rural regions. The main goal was to test the strengths and limitations of Ferrocement as a viable construction method, specifically, for its tensile properties. 

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This project was displayed at the Venice Biennale in 2016 "Reporting from the Front."

Mixed-use Urban Housing in Bangalore, India (2022)

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Designed to be entirely prefabricated, this project was a massive experiment done with the State Government of Karnataka to tackle the issues of rental housing for the growing population of young adults/professionals in Bangalore. 

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The scale of this project not only challenged my structural design and systems capabilities but also, carried me into the design and implementation of urban policy. 

Smart Rural Housing x AgriTech, India (2017)

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"If you don't have a love-hate relationship with your architecture school thesis, are you even an architect?" ~ My thesis mentor

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​At the time, this was an extremely ambitious project for me. When my peers were designing the most beautiful, tech advanced buildings, I was focused on trying to improve the lives of an agricultural community I happened to live with during my internship. This project opened up the world of urban design, modular housing, UI/UX, product design, environmental tech and systems solutions - everything that I'm interested in today, started from here. 

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