I have always been drawn to the way spaces shape experiences and emotions. At PALO, I lead the architectural direction of our projects, focusing on spatial planning, context, and the relationship between people and place. My design process often begins with sketching, observation, and understanding the story of a site before translating it into built form.

Over the years, I have worked on projects ranging from temples and educational spaces to residences and community-focused developments. I find inspiration in traditional Indian architecture, craftsmanship, and material exploration, while constantly looking for ways to reinterpret these influences in a contemporary manner. Through every project, I strive to create spaces that feel meaningful, grounded, and enduring.

I approach design as a form of storytelling. My work at PALO extends across architecture, surface design, branding, and visual communication, allowing me to bring different creative disciplines together within a project. I am deeply inspired by traditional crafts, cultural narratives, hand-drawn details, and the way people connect with spaces on an emotional level.

My process is guided by research, observation, and a love for creating meaningful experiences. Whether through materials, patterns, graphics, or architecture, I enjoy exploring ways to add depth and character to a project. I believe that thoughtful design goes beyond aesthetics—it should carry a sense of identity, memory, and belonging.