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- Sri Aurobindo Integral Life Centre (SAILC)
SAIL 2023 PROJECT INFORMATION Client: HP Rama – Auro University, Surat Year: 2023 Location: Surat Site Area: 9200 m² Built Up Area: 2800 m² Landscaped Area: 2950 m² Typology: Public / Institution Team: Mona Doctor-Pingel, Ojas Vyas , Suraj Dwiwedi, Alma Anna, Nehaa Bhawaraju, Prakash Raj, Roshita Sudhir, Nancy Agarwal, Ralph Sequeira, Renuka Gupta, Mihir R. Desai. Structure: NPC Builders, Pondicherry Contractor: Bhoomi Constructions, Ahmedabad + M/S DH Patel, Surat MEPF: Artech Engineering, Ahmedabad Waste water treatment: Aqua Engineers, Auroville Acoustics: Sound Wizards, Auroville Lighting: Light-Fish, Auroville Interiors & Landscaping: Studio Naqshbandi, Interior design - Tushita Gandhi, Shrishti Art Studio Click here to view the BROCHURE . This project has recevied national and international recognition through publication on multiple digital and print media June 2024 Spiritual hub in India provides a source of wisdom and inspiration, By Ar Apurva Bose Dutta RIBA See article ( Digital , Print Publication ) The Sri Aurobindo Integral Learning Centre (SAILC) in Surat dedicated to Sri Aurobindo – his vision and thought – aspires to be a global hub for the youth to study and research on his philosophy and work. The building invites one on a journey of discovery with its beguiling simplicity and layered experience. The built form surrounded by 2300sq.m of carefully designed ‘natural’ water bodies is ideated to give its users a sensorially rich spatial experience. The interplay between indoors and outdoors is pivotal in the design of SAILC. The landscape interweaving the built form in the form of courtyards, harvesting lakes, planted trees, green roofs and bio-ponds help create a surreal world within. The simple material palette of the building consists of exposed load bearing brickwork and RCC roof, with kota stone flooring. Most of the spaces inside the building are naturally ventilated making use of passive solar techniques and bioclimatic design strategies for thermal comfort and cooling. BACK TO PROJECTS
- Kalpana Apartments
KALPANA APARTMENTS (unbuilt) 2012 PROJECT INFORMATION Location: Residential Zone, Sector 1 Site Area (without Community Centre & Phase 2): 12000 m² Footprint Area : 2260 m² Built up Area (parking excluded): 4880 m² Total no. of Apartments: 50 Expected Inhabitants: 110- 130 F.S.I.: 0.4 The design of this Apartments and Community Centre was commissioned to Studio Naqshbandi around August 2011. It was to be located in sector 1 of the Residential Zone of Auroville which has a relatively low density development. It was to house about 130-140 persons in 52 apartments of varied sizes, ranging from studio space to three bedroom apartments for families. A swimming pool, some offices, a Gym, laundry, home theatre, open air amphitheatre, sports area for badminton, table tennis, guest rooms for friends of Kalpana residents, common space for meetings / exhibition, covered parking, a Restaurant etc. were planned around the community centre with a common plaza and was an integral part of the project. The concept of Kalpana Apartments evolved around a lively Internal street which will be fully pedestrian and landscaped. This was an important starting point, since one of the major challenges one faces in designing residential apartments in Auroville, where most buildings are naturally ventilated , is the aspect of a very minimal ambient sound level , thereby making it difficult to have normal conversations in the privacy of homes. Added to this is the multi-cultural aspect, where each culture’s threshold of acceptance of noise can vary greatly. Creating thus an internal street which allows for many activities to take place would add to the ambient noise giving the residents more privacy . In Kalpana we had consciously chosen to create a layout which is flexible based on a modular system. This would make each person feel that their apartment is slightly different from others giving them a sense of identity. The end effect was an organic form which allows for porosity and multiplicity of choices and interactions . BACK TO PROJECTS
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- Aikido Dojo
AIKIDO DOJO 2015 PROJECT INFORMATION Client: Sri Aurobindo International Institute for Education & Research (SAIIER) _Cristo, Surya Typology: Dojo, Martial Arts Center Location: Cultural Zone, Auroville Site Area: 600m2 Built Up Area: 380m2 Costing: 82 Lakhs _ 21600 / m2 Architecture and Interiors Team: Mona Doctor- Pingel, Sachin Patil, Darpan Arora, Alma Bakhlina. Contractor: Vinayagam, Mahasarasvati Constructions, Auroville. Timeline: Design Beginning: June 2011 | Start of Construction: Feb 2014 | Inauguration: Aug 2015 KEY Features: Simplicity I cost effectiveness with local craftsmanship I light and stillness PROJECT DESCRIPTION Budokan Martial Art Dojo located in Dehashakti sports complex, was commissioned by Sri Aurobindo Institute for Integral Education and Research (SAIIER). The Dojo is designed for all kinds of Martial arts, primary one being Aikido, for adults and children classes . The architecture, interior and landscape design of the project was undertaken by the studio.The design of furniture for the changing rooms, reception and specialized needs like the weapon’s rack, shinden frames, sliding doors and window grills were also executed. DESIGN CONCEPT The design evolved from the number and size of tatamis required and the specific etiquette followed for an aikido dojo. The design is based on the climate, context and financial constraints . The Dojo reflects Japanese simplicity and inclusiveness creating a subtle dialogue between the inside and outside. Entrance to Dojo Plan of Dojo based on number and size of tatamis Folded RCC slab Slanted brick wall The Dojo Passage to Dojo Rainwater spout KEY CHALLENGES The project was done under a tight budget and timeline with government grant that imposed following of CPWD rates . Daylighting was an integral part of the design. Diffused lighting provided by folded RCC slab with hot air extraction at roof level. The Dojo is raised above the ground by 70 cms to avoid termites and other insects. B Designed to let indirect diffused light through folded RCC slab All the labour for the project came from the surrounding villages. Choice of materials was kept sparse and rustic – exposed brick and concrete, rough cuddapah stone for ancillary areas and eco-friendly bamboo flooring for walkway around tatamis. This project received the runner-up position, Educational Architecture Category, WADe India Excellence Awards, 2018. BACK TO PROJECTS
- Studio Naqshbandi | Mona Doctor-Pingel | Auroville, India
Studio Naqshbandi is an architecture studio offers a holistic approach to the science of building by using biologically enhancing and environmentally friendly building technologies which are rooted in the local context of climate and culture. HOME ABOUT PROJECTS RESEARCH ACADEMICS RECOGNITION TEAM CONTACT Search Results MORNING STAR BIRTHING CENTER Auroville, 2025 SANCTUARY AMAIDIYANA - CGH (ex TTR) Near Auroville, 2026 SUNDARANAND: Co-Living Ahmedabad, 2025 SAIL Auro University, Surat, 2023 UTSAV Auroville, 2023 GARDEN OF THE UNEXPECTED Matrimandir, Auroville, 2022 SATHYA HOUSE EXTENSION Auroville, 2022 COTTAGE SHOWROOM Pondicherry, 2019 FISH HOUSE Pondicherry, 2019 AUROVILLE CREMATORIUM (unbuilt) Auroville, 2018 ELIZABETH HOUSE Auroville, 2018 STUDIO NAQSHBANDI EXTENSION Auroville, 2018 SLI Auroville, 2015 WHITE PEACOCK Auroville, 2015 AIKIDO DOJO Auroville, 2015 DEEPANAM SCHOOL Auroville, 2012 KALPANA APARTMENTS (unbuilt) Auroville, 2012 TEMPLE TREE RETREAT Bommapalayam, 2011 COTTAGE RESTAURANT Pondicherry, 2009 REDDY HOUSE Kovalam, 2008 STUDIO NAQSHBANDI Auroville, 2008 AUROSOYA STAFF UNIT Auroville, 2006 AVATAR SYRUP FACTORY Auroville, 2005 NATURELLEMENT Auroville, 2005 UPASANA SHOWROOM Auroville, 2004 Search PUBLIC Sri Aurobindo Integral Learning Centre Garden of the Unexpected (pro bono) Auroville Crematorium (unbuilt) Aikido Dojo Sustainable Livelihood Institute (unbuilt) Deepanam School Morning Star Birthing Center (ongoing) COMMERCIAL Temple Tree Retreat Extension (ongoing) Cottage Showroom Studio Naqshbandi Extension Utsav White Peacock Temple Tree Retreat Cottage Restaurant Studio Naqshbandi Naturellement Food Processing & Restaurant Upasana Showroom Avatar Syrup Factory RESIDENTIAL Sathya House Extention (pro bono) Sundarananda Co-living Fish House Elizabeth House (pro bono) Kalpana Apartments (unbuilt) Reddy House Naturellement Staff Residence Andang Elievidu Samarpan Aurosoya Staff Unit
- Kapoor residence
KAPOOR RESIDENCE (ongoing) PROJECT INFORMATION BACK TO PROJECTS
- Sustainable Livelyhood Institute
SLI 2015 PROJECT INFORMATION Livelihoods of people in rural India have been under severe stress over the last decade due to the effects of globalization. Locally-made products compete with imported products, locally-grown food competes with mass-produced food, and human labor competes with machines. These changes have resulted in natural resources being neglected and overexploited, concentration of human resources toward mass production as cheap labour, and rural communities losing their traditional bonds maintained by localized economies. All of this has contributed to an overall degeneration of quality of life. The National Rural Livelihood Mission was set up by the Government of India to address these issues by supporting rural livelihoods, under which each state has its own State Rural Livelihood Mission. These bodies design and implement locally relevant livelihood-enhancing and -supporting schemes through community organizations. The programmes have been successful in some ways but are ultimately unsustainable in that these local enterprises end up dependent on the larger markets. They also often lack an integral perspective of livelihood in terms of health, ecology and longevity. The state government recognizes this as a huge challenge. To this end, in 2014, the Tamilnadu State Rural Livelihood Mission took steps to launch a Sustainable Livelihood Institute (SLI) that would equip State Government functionaries as well as rural communities to think and work from a sustainable paradigm. It invited Auroville to be its partner in this venture . Thus SLI was to be developed and managed as a joint project by the state Rural Livelihood Mission and Auroville. The state government requested that Auroville design and deliver regular programmes and agreed to fund the creation of a physical facility to house SLI. From this facility participants would use wider Auroville as a campus. The design of the insitute should showcase the best of Auroville architecture, design, technologies, and conservation practices. A consortium of three architecture firms from Auroville under the working name of Architects Collaborative was formed and followed a process of Dreamweaving – a process evolved in Auroville - which consciously aims for the Highest Common Factor rather than the Lowest Common Denominator in a team work. Link to Dreamcatchers pdf. The Master Plan of SLI on the designated site near Irumbai Lake was thus finalised in a harmonious and collaborative manner, after which the project didnot go further in its physical manifestation. However SLI continued to conduct field workshops within Auroville and its bio region till 2019, delivering some important milestones in the realisation of the aims set up TNRLM. BACK TO PROJECTS
- Cottage Restaurant
COTTAGE RESTAURANT 2009 PROJECT INFORMATION Client: Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust Year: 2006–2009 Location: Pondicherry Site Area: 320m2 Built Up Area: 600m2 Typology: Restaurant Team: Tushita Gandhi, Marcia Oliviera, Abhiruchi Anand, Noble George, Mona Doctor-Pingel Structure: Auro Service Consultants Contractor: Mohan Constructions Photo Credits: Georgio Cottage Restaurant was designed and built for the Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust. Located in Pondicherry, the restaurant enjoys a prime location on the street facing the main canal that once divided the French quarter and the Tamil quarter. The building is a reincarnation of an iconic restaurant – of the same name – that the Ashram has been running since the 1950’s. Its seating capacity is approximately 150 customers. A monolithic exposed concrete wall with a generous angular opening at its centre defines the entrance . A large steel sliding door , painted navy blue, gives a colourful character to the building when closed. The building uses a limited material palette of exposed concrete elements , black unpolished Cuddapah stone , and white plastered walls . The use of air-conditioning is isolated to the space where the sweets and savouries are displayed. The rest of the building is kept open, making use of natural air ventilation . Yellow & black bamboo with laterite & granite are the main elements in the landscape integrated throughout the building’s three courtyards . The single mature Neem tree on the site was consciously protected and became the starting point for the design, with a courtyard and around it. Interior Design:. All tables, chairs and display units were designed in keeping with the project’s overall spirit , the climate and, the comfort of the users in mind. All furniture is locally fabricated. To read more about the project, see article. BACK TO PROJECTS
- Naturellement
NATURELLEMENT 2005 PROJECT INFORMATION Client: Martina Lundquist Year: 2002-2005 Location: Udyogam Complex, Industrial Zone, Auroville Built Up Area: 100m2 Typology: Restaurant Architect: Mona Doctor Pingel Structure: Mona Doctor-Pingel Contractor: Mohan Constructions Photo Credits: John Mandeen, Shiraz Panthaky Naturellement (jam and pickle production unit) is located within the Udyogam complex, which accommodates various small-scale food processing units and their staff/caretaker’s residences. Various experiments in structure , material and detailing done during the making of the staff residence in same complex were improvised and incorporated for the production units. The challenge lied in creating a harmonious working and living environment which dealt with the ecological impacts of small-scale industries in an effective way. The underlying theme was both that the ‘Polluter Pays ’ and the ‘Polluter Stays’ , ensuring maximum care of the whole site in all respects. A common architectural language which was developed during the making of staff residence was followed in production units too. Using concrete flat roofs with cantilevering overhangs , interspersed with Achikal brick and china mosaic clad vaults . BACK TO PROJECTS
- ACADEMICS | mona_naqshbandi
HOME ABOUT PROJECTS RESEARCH ACADEMICS RECOGNITION TEAM CONTACT Search Results FACULTY 2023 Faculty: SEM 06 Micro studio 'Design in Detail' at CARE School of Architecture 2023 - 2014 Adjunct Teaching Faculty: with Professor Wulf Boie, Europa University, Germany, EEM - Masters of Energy & Environment Management. Rational Use of Energy & Energy Auditing. 2018 May 13th–19th Faculty , Basics of Building Biology (Baubiologie), at Summer Winter School, instructed by Mona Doctor-Pingel and Rene Janssen, Auroville. See Poster 2016 Nov Undergraduate Thesis Co-Guide: Architecture of a Place: An Inquiry into the Relationship Between Place and Man, A Study of Auroville. Naomy Parikh, guide – Kireet Patel; Mona Doctor-Pingel. 2015 Dec Undergraduate Thesis Guide: Tejaswi Balachander, CEPT_SID, Topic: Auroville: Reconciling the Personal within the Collective, A study of its Communities 1969-2015. WORKSHOP 2026 January 23rd–25th Aesthetics, Form and Material — Workshop with students of the German Universities of Rothenburg and Konstanz 2022 May 21st–June 19th Architecture Summer School , Course: How it's done? GFC I BOQ I EST, Shimul Javeri Kadri and Sarika Shetty (Online Program) 2020 Sep 28th–Oct 2nd Workshop: Teaching Climate Responsive Design Approach , Institute of Design Education & Architectural Studies, Nagpur (Conducted by Council of Architecture, Online Training Program) See Poster 2018 Aug 11th–26th PITStudio, (Pan India Travelling Studio) with Pratyush Shankar and Gurjit Singh Matharoo. link 2016 Jul 29th–Aug 26th PITStudio, (Pan Indian Travelling Studio), 2016, 2nd edition, with Pratyush Shankar and Gurjit Singh Matharoo. See Poster 2015 Nov 15th-21st Mentor & Organizer: Auroville Sustainability Workshop, with Architect-Urban Planner Lalit Bhati, for Rachina Sansad Masters Programme in Environmental Architecture. 2015 Nov 1st–7th Mentor & Organizer: Auroville Sustainability Workshop, with Architect-Urban Planner Lalit Bhati, for Rachina Sansad Masters Programme in Environmental Architecture. 2015 Nov 1st–7th Mentor & Organizer: Auroville Sustainability Workshop, with Architect-Urban Planner Lalit Bhati, for Rachina Sansad Masters Programme in Environmental Architecture. 2015 Aug 2nd–21st PITStudio, (Pan Indian Travelling Studio) 2015, 1st Edition, with Rajesh Renganathan and Gurjit Singh Matharoo. See Booklet 2015 Jul 3rd–5th Curated Photo Exhibition of Built Works & Panel Discussion: Architecture of the Senses , at Incite Gallery, MMB Bangalore. link 2015 Mar 25th–26th Exhibition of Works & Panel Discussion: Architecture of the Senses , SAP Chennai, Goethe Institute & Auroville Festival in Chennai. link 2013 Oct 7th–15 Convener: Indian Alumni Convention-Cum-Workshop on Renewable Energy & Sustainable Solutions For Remote Areas, Organized by Angiras Charitable Trust, held at Auroville and Pondicherry. 2022 May 21st–June 19th Course: How it's done? GFC I BOQ I EST, Shimul Javeri Kadri and Sarika Shetty (Online Program) PRESENTATION / LECTURE 2025 September 20th Talk: Lead a talk NOTES ON THE WAY To Students and Young Architects at the event MERAKI 2025 at Baliram college of Architecture, Mumbai Click here to event photos 2025 September 13th Talk: Tedx talk at Pondicherry University : RUES.. A JOURNEY From Spirit to Matter Click here to event photos See Youtube video 2025 August 23th Talk: Discover how design can listen, how spaces can nurture, and how sustainability shapes timeless environments. Engage with ideas that blur the lines between philosophy, storytelling, and the built world. 2025 June 25th Talk: Invited Mona Doctor-Pingel. for a reflective book. Stories from auroville-Monograph of auroville architects, Through her books on Poppo Pingel and gloria cicionesi, She documents the quite strength and care. Stories from auroville . 2024 November 8th Talk: STIR ~log(ue) sessions: DIALOGUE- debate on Architecture of Levitation with Mona Doctor-Pingel, Prof. Anne Feenstra, Shabbir Unwala Click here to event photos 2024 October 18th Talk: Lead a talk and a walkthrough of SAIL for IIA & IIID Surat at Auro University, Surat. See article 2024 October 8th Talk: Notes on the way to Students of Architecture on 'World Architecture Day' at Parul University, Vadodara Click here to event photos 2022 October 12th Talk: Architecture of Senses and Sensibilities at North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong 2022 June 16th Talk: Chapter Day Celebration, IIID Saurashtra Regional Chapter with Ar. Rahul Dalvi and Ar. Manish Gulhati 2021 April 17th Talk: Dialogues Moderated by N H Chhaya on CoaSocial Facebook . Sep 28th 2020 – Jan 30th 2021 Lecture Series: Building Biology, Mona Doctor-Pingel with Rene Janssen, Part of PADRA Webinar Series (4 month online course). Visit PADRA for more details on the course 2021 Jan 23rd Talk : In conversation with Ar. Mona Doctor-Pingel, live Facebook video by ACEDGE. Join Ar. Mona Doctor-Pingel on Jan 23 at 6 PM as she talks about starting her design practice, Studio Naqshbandi and how young people can establish their own office. Link to Facebook video 2021 Jan 10th Online Presentation: Experiments in evolving a lifestyle in tune with Mother Nature, by Mona Doctor-Pingel, Open to public, free for all. Click here to see the poster 2020 Dec 18 FOAID Virtual Week (FVW): Touring through Auroville , an online event including presentations of architectural work by Dharmesh Vikramsinh Jadeja (Dustudio), Fabian Ostner (White Ant Studio), Mona Doctor–Pingel (Studio Naqshbandi), and Suhasini Ayer–Guigan (Auroville Design Consultants). See FOAID India poster 2020 Jun 9th Online Dialogue with Dean D'Cruz titled "Creative Communities" , COAsocial dialogue # 3, curated by Council of Architecture. 2020 Apr 30th Online Talk, Architects Connect 2.0: From Within to Without , for ACEDGE / ETHOS. 2018 Sep 28th Talk: Building Technologies in Auroville , Journey of Auroville: Baroda Festival , IIID Baroda. 2018 Aug 23rd Onsite Talk : Deepanam, a Case Study for Second Year Students , Arulmigu Meenakshi Amman College Of Engineering, Chennai. 2018 Mar 21st - 24th Keynote Address, Journeying to Oneness through Architecture in Auroville , at the Lorne Sculpture Biennale: Creating Utopia conference, Australia. 2017 Sep 23rd Lecture & site visit: Deepanam School, A Case Study for Second Year Students , School of architecture, Vinayaka Missions University, Salem 2017 Mar 8th Chief Guest and Presentation: An Inner Journey: From Within to Without , on the occasion of International Women's Day ,Sri Manoramabai Mundle College of Architecture, Nagpur. 2016 Dec 15th Lecture: Sense of Place Between the Tangible & Intangible , FEED ( Forum for Excellence in Education and Design), Pune. See Poster 2016 Oct 21st–27th Paper Presentation: Gujarat earthquake - Indian experiences and lessons for Nepal , International Conference on Ensuring Resilient and sustainable energy future, organised by FAEM, Nepal. 2016 Apr 9th Lecture: An Auroville Experience , IIA, Auranagbad Center, Maharashtra Chapter, Aurangabad. 2016 Jan 14th Lecture: An Inner Journey_Raga Bhairavi, State Of Architecture , organised by Urban Design Research Institute (UDRI) at The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Mumbai. 2015 Sep 20th–25th Paper Presentation: Energy Efficiency in Buildings, A Case Study of Warm-Humid Tropical Zone, Alumni workshop, Organized by DAAD, 25 Years Celebration at Europa University, EEM course, Flensburg, Germany. 2015 Jan 26th Lecture: Building Technologies in Auroville , 2015 National National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA), MIDAS, Chennai. 2015 Jan 6th Lecture: Building Technologies in Auroville , for GD Goenka University, Gurugram, organised by Auroville Bamboo Center Workshop. 2014 Nov 28th Lecture: Sustainability a Way of Life , AIKTC college of architecture, Mumbai, organised by Auroville Bamboo Center. 2014 Nov 5th Lecture: Sustainability a Way of Life , Rachna Sansad masters programme in environmental architecture, organised by CSR, Auroville Towards Sustainable Habitats. 2014 Sep 22nd Lecture: Building Technologies in Auroville , for third year students, Pillai College Mumbai, organised by Auroville Bamboo Center. 2014 Sep 7th Lecture: Building Technologies in Auroville, Understanding Holistic Sustainability Perspectives in Architecture Education: Issues, Trends & opportunities , organised by AV Sustainability Institute, Center guest house, Auroville. 2014 Jun 18th Lecture: Building Technologies in Auroville, Intensifying Utilization of Renewable Energy Technologies for Propelling Development of Asian Developing Countries , MES School of Architecture, Calcutta, 2nd Year Students, at Auroville Bamboo Center. 2014 May 30th Lecture: Inside Outside Continuum - An Auroville Experience, Green Interiors: Health, Comfort and Sustainably Built Indoors , organised by IIID/IGBC/CII at Mumbai 2014 Apr 4th Paper presentation: Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Performance Evaluation of Naturally Ventilated Buildings in Hot-Humid at the international conference on Climate, Intensifying Utilization of Renewable Energy Technologies for Propelling Development of Asian Developing Countries , BTU - University of Brandenburg, Cottbus, Germany. 2013 Dec 3rd Lecture: Introduction To Building Technologies In Auroville , MMC, Auroville. 2013 Nov 23rd Lecture: Studies & Challenges - Industrial Zone Of Auroville for final year students of Thanjavur School of Architecture . 2013 Nov 12th Lecture: Energy Efficiency In Buildings : Performance Evaluation Of Naturally Ventilated Buildings In The Hot-Humid Zone Part of a Workshop Titled Towards Sustainable Habitats , Hosted by CSR, Auroville, Followed By Studio Visit. 2013 Aug 6th Lecture: Co-Creating Café: "Buildings For A Dignified Living. What Values Are Non-Negotiable?" , Organized by Summer School - Sustainable Building And Design Workshop (Manu Gopalan). 2013 Jul 6th Lecture: by Mona Doctor-Pingel & Poppo Pingel, Organized by IIA Kolhapur. 2013 Mar 7th Talk: Sustainable Habitats Workshop , Hosted at MMC, Auroville. 2013 Feb Lecture: Organized & Hosted at University Berkeley, UCB, California. 2009 Jury & Lecture , Organized by SRM University, Chennai, Held at NASA 2009. JURY / CRIT 2026 Aug 27th Jury Member, Design Unfiltered, Vodadara 2026 Aug. 27th Jury Member, Design Unfiltered, Vodadara 2026 Jan 8th Jury Member, 3rd Semester Design Studio, Wadiyar Centre For Architecture, Mysuru 2022 March 25th Jury Member , The iDAC Intelligence Series 2022, Chennai 2022 Jan 31st Jury Member , Final year Thesis jury Sem-09 Wadiyar Centre For Architecture, Mysuru 2014 Aug 30th Jury member : IGBC/CII/DAIKIN Annual competition, Prevention Over Prescription for Architecture and Design Student Competition , at Shah Rukh Mistry Associates, Bangalore. 2020 Jul 11th Online Review, Sixth Semester, Working Drawings, IDEA School of Architecture, Ahmedabad. 2020 Jun 18th–20th Online Review, International Essay Competition: Role of Architecture in Nation Building , Council of Architecture. 2020 Jun 17th–18th Online Jury, Fourth Semester, Housing Studio, NIRMA School of Architecture, Ahmedabad. 2020 Jun 1st Online Jury, Final Year Design Thesis, Sushant School of Architecture, Delhi. 2018 Feb 18th Jury Member, NDTV Design and Architecture Awards , Delhi. 2017 Sep 2nd Jury member, National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA): ANDC trophy - Reimagining alternative urban spaces , Arulmigu Meenakshi Amman College of Engineering, Chennai. 2016 Aug 30th–31st Jury Member, National awards for excellence in Architectural Thesis, West Zone, National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture (NIASA), Pune. 2015 Aug 12th–13th Jury Member , National awards for excellence in architectural Thesis, East Zone, National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture (NIASA), Kolkata. 2015 Jul 15th Guest of Honor & National Advisory Board member: International Conference on Sustainable technologies in Building and Environment , organised by Sathyabama University, Chennai. 2015 Feb 13th–15th Jury Member, Kurula Varkey Forum 2015, CEPT Ahmedabad. 2015 Jan 29th–31st Advisory Board Member, Conference: Thanima _Reinventing Design Pedagogy and Contextual Aesthetics , NIT, Calicut. 2013 Dec 28th Jury Panelist for Discussion on Sustainability, 21 : Inspire, Innovate, Sustain , IIA national Conference, Chennai 2013 Dec 9th Jury member: Undergrad Final Year, Urban Design Studio, Shopping Precincts of Delhi Revisited , SPA, Delhi. 2012 Sept 7th–8th Jury Member , National awards for excellence in architectural Thesis, West Zone, National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture (NIASA), Mumbai.






