Ar.Gajanan has worked on significant projects across India

New building for the Parliament of India, New Delhi

Kashi Vishwanath Corridor, Varanasi

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahemadabad

International Portfolio Making Recognition

Ar. Gajanan, a distinguished architect, has garnered international recognition for winning prestigious portfolio-making competitions.

Content creator in Rethinking the future

Ar.Gajanan worked with the Rethinking the Future website as a content creator, primarily focusing on the architecture portfolio creation course, which is widely appreciated by students worldwide. His experience in this area enables him to provide valuable guidance to young aspirants, drawing from his work with the website.

Recognition In Architecture Competitions

Street for people competition by gov. ministry of urban affairs

The Streets for People Challenge is an initiative of the Smart Cities Mission, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), Government of India, to inspire cities to create walking-friendly streets through quick measures in response to COVID-19. The Challenge aims to create flagship walking initiatives in cities, which focus on placemaking and liveability.

Office / Workshop / Studio holds a significant place in every designer's life because from this very workplace your concepts turn into reality. The aim of the competition is to design a studio which is open for design dialogues , a studio that is innovative in terms of its architecture & interiors and a studio that is beyond glass cubicles & breaks the monotony of a conventional office.

The Architect's Arena

Ar. Gajanan has gained invaluable experience By working with renowned architects like Ar. Bimal Patel and Ar. Vinu Daniel and on likes of Ar. Sanjay mohe and currently he is working with Kanade brothers.

Bimal Patel is a renowned architect from India. With his innovative designs and unique approach to architecture, he has made a significant impact in the field.

Patel's work is characterized by a blend of traditional and contemporary elements, creating spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. His attention to detail and commitment to sustainability are evident in his projects, which often incorporate green building practices. Patel's notable projects include the Mahatma Mandir Convention and Exhibition Centre in Gujarat and the Sabarmati Riverfront Development in Ahmedabad.

Ar. Bimal Patel

Vinu Daniel, the founder of Wallmakers, is devoted to sustainable and cost-effective architecture. Recognizing the urgent need to address the global climate crisis, Wallmakers questions the very essence of construction and advocates for utilizing readily available site materials and waste.

With a focus on research and development, Wallmakers has introduced groundbreaking techniques like the Debris Wall and the Shuttered Debris Wall. These innovative approaches utilize materials that have become environmental hazards or byproducts, effectively turning waste into valuable resources.

Ar. Vinu Daniel

Ar. Sanjay Mohe

SANJAY MOHE is the founder and a partner at Mindspace – a Bengaluru-based architecture firm with extensive experience in designing residential, institutional, cultural and of office projects of varying scales. Mindspace was founded in 2004 and is presently led by Sanjay Mohe, Medappa, Suryanarayanan, Amit Swain and Swetha along with 21 architects, engineers and support staff, all of whom work as a team. Projects by Mindspace have been featured in several national and international awards and are consistently featured in architectural journals. Sanjay Mohe also regularly lectures in architectural forums and schools of design across the country.

Ar. Navnath kanade

Ar. Shankar kanade

Shankar and Navnath Kanade are Architects known for their novel contribution to the built environment of Bangalore, and as teachers with unconventional ways of imparting knowledge. Their practice, Shilpa Sindoor spanning five decades, reinvented the housing typology to make it economically viable and relevant to the context of the city. Widely considered an important milestone in Indian Architectural history, their journey and experiences as architects and teachers are invaluable for the younger generation.They continue to be role models for their way of thinking that boldly defied time and convention.