Her design journey has been defined by a singular quest—to envision Co-existent Communities as an alternative model for future urbanism. This pursuit first took shape during her undergraduate years at SCET, Surat, where her dissertation sparked a deeper curiosity for cities and their evolving forms. Determined to expand this inquiry, she pursued a Master‘s in Urban Design at CEPT University, Ahmedabad, and later refined her vision at the Architectural Association, London, through the Landscape Urbanism programme. Here, she began to interrogate the complex relationship between natural landforms and the built environment, shaping a design philosophy rooted in harmony with nature.

Over the last 15 years, she has worked extensively with both public and private sector organizations, contributing to large-scale real estate, housing, and urban design projects. From the 1,250-acre JP Greens housing masterplan in Noida, to Experion‘s 25-acre group housing in Gurgaon, Adani‘s 10-acre Aangan affordable housing in Gurgaon, and the 16.5-acre Arah Housing for Bihar Housing Board, her work has consistently explored design as a catalyst for livable, inclusive, and sustainable communities.