At the University of Washington, I support publications in architectural history and design research as a Temporary Editor. I conduct archival research for a Bloomsbury Academic monograph on Aditya Prakash and produce diagrams, comparative drawings, and visual timelines.
I also coordinate editorial production for O(U)R, The Work of the Office of (Un)certainty Research (UW–MIT), organizing project documentation and shaping the publication’s visual language for submission.
My thesis, “Modernity in Print: MARG Magazine and the Negotiation of Aesthetics, Democracy, and Modern Life,” examines MARG as a forum for debates on modern art, architecture, heritage, and cultural policy in post-independence India.
My work spans archival research, scholarly writing and editing, and visual research. I trained as an architect at CEPT University and hold an M.S. in Architecture (History and Theory) from the University of Washington.
