Bangalore Office:

Mr. Sunil Shelar heads the Bangalore office. He has graduated from Sir J.J College of Architecture, Bombay in the year 1983. He worked with Architect Uttam C. Jain between 1983 and 1984. Later, as a senior architect, he worked with the world-renowned Architect, Charles Correa from 1984 to 1990. During this period, he handled many prestigious projects in India and abroad. Notable among these are Vidhan Bhavan at Bhopal, IUCAA institute at Pune, JNIDB institute at Hyderabad, MRF Head quarters at Chennai, and Jawahar Kala Kendra at Jaipur. He started independent practice in 1990 at Bangalore. He has since designed and executed variety of prestigious projects. 

He has traveled extensively. On an invitation from Toyota Company, he visited & studied their establishments in Japan. He attended U.I.A. conference in Barcelona, Spain and also visited several European countries. He traveled around the globe especially USA to study mega mall projects. He has been nominated for Vikas Ratna Award. He is on the panel of and various Architectural colleges as an external jury member. He actively involved with BATF (Bangalore Agenda Task Force) Bangalore Agenda Task Force).

Delhi Office:

Mr. Nirmal Kulkarni, has over 20 years of experience in Architecture, of which 6 years were in the middle-east (Muscat & Dubai). During his stay abroad, he worked on several international projects of large magnitude and varied types, like Commercial, Residential, Interiors and Hospitality projects. After returning to India, in 1986, he set up an independent practice in New Delhi. He was awarded the 1st Prize for The Indira Gandhi Memorial Cultural Centre Competition organized by the Lucknow Development Authority 1989. Specifics of this project are detailed later. He has also secured the 3rd prize for the M.G.R. Memorial Competition, Chennai.

Mrs. Neha Kulkarni, after graduating from Sir J. J. College of Architecture, Bombay, has accumulated a varied experience by working on select Planning & Research Projects. She was a part of the design team that won the Delhi Co-operative Finance & Housing Scheme Competition. As part of Architect Ashok B. Lall’s team, she worked on projects that were nominated for the Aga Khan Award 1994. She was also a key member of the design team that won the Indira Gandhi Memorial Cultural Centre Competition organized by the Lucknow Development Authority and the M.G.R. Memorial Competition, Chennai.