2023 – 2024, fellow, ccf

Suyashi defines herself as an intuitive architect who seeks to specialize across intersecting fields and practice an architecture of exploration, rooted in a deep understanding of people, places, and the narratives that shape them. As a sense maker, she strives to bridge the tangible and the intangible, crafting designs and strategies that respond sensitively to social, cultural, and historical contexts. An alumna of CEPT University, Ahmedabad, she has been a Research Fellow at the Charles Correa Foundation, Goa, where she worked closely with Correa’s archives. She has since worked on heritage conservation projects across Madhya Pradesh and the Braj region through collaborations with organizations in the field. Currently based in Rajasthan, she is involved as the Site Architect for the Conservation of Four Bawaris in Jaipur project with World Monuments Fund India, where her work extends beyond site management to engaging with local communities and raising awareness around water heritage.