Founder

Tamanna Sethi

At the helm of our firm is our founder, Tamanna Sethi, a licensed architect whose diverse portfolio spans residential, commercial, and interior design projects. Tamanna infuses each project with a creative and innovative approach, leveraging a solid foundation in both building sciences and architecture from Chandigarh College of Architecture. With a Master's Degree in Space Syntax from University College London, Tamanna possesses a distinctive skill set ideal for shaping captivating spaces and cities.

Expertise

Architecture, Interior Design, Urban Design, Urban and Spatial Analysis

Meet Our Team

Our talented architects bring innovative designs to life, blending creativity with functionality to exceed client expectations.

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Junior Architect

Nitin Singh Negi

Nitin Singh Negi graduated in July 2024 with a Bachelors degree in Architecture from Chandigarh College of Architecture, where he developed a strong foundation in design principles and sustainable practices.

He is skilled in problem solving and architectural details and is committed to continuous learning and professional development.

Outside of architecture, he enjoys exploring architecture and 3D modelling, which inspire his creative approach to design. Nitin is excited to embark on a career that makes a positive impact on communities and the environment.

Junior Architect

Akshit

Akshit, A product of Chandigarh College of Architecture.

He has a critical thinking and exploratory approach to design, he thrives on exploring unique solutions to architectural challenges. With a wide range of interests,

Akshit’s varied knowledge base allows him to draw inspiration from various fields, resulting in fresh, creative ideas that push the boundaries of traditional design.

His dedication to finding tailored, impactful solutions makes him an valuable asset to any project.

Research

Chandigarh and it's Satellites

Chandigarh was built as a political city focused on accommodating refugees after the independence and partition of India in 1947. As a significant city, it has faced criticism for its rushed development that ignored the social fabric of India. The current study aims to contribute to the spatial and socio-political understanding of India's first post-independence planned city by analysing its…

Gentrification: Spatial parameter

Gentrification was coined in 1960s London by Ruth Glass, a German-British sociologist and city planner, to characterise the displacement of the poor by upper-class individuals who moved into restored properties previously occupied by the working-class inhabitants. Gentrification started in the borough of Islington and then spread to the rest of London. While there are different definitions of gentrification, “It is…

London's King's Cross

Cities of the future are cities of today that have undergone multiple transformations because of intended or unintended interventions (Frontmatter, 2022, p. 57). Cities today are a combination of a multi-layer network that constantly works together to form a mechanism that makes all layers functional. Multiple combinations of road networks, spaces, and buildings formulate a plan that brings together these…