Hey,

You and me, we coast along different paths. I laugh, frolic with my dog, read a book or two, save a historic building (if I can), while I drudge down my coffee. Sometimes, we bump into each other, we cross paths, we pose in the same places and just some of those moments we live together. I attempt to capture these choreographed moments – time, people and places – that fuse our worlds as one.

By day, I work at the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, India, slaving over measured drawings and patterns, wishing I had a time machine. But beyond the scaffolding and site notes, you’ll usually find me dreaming about my next journey; pouring over maps, hunting for vegetarian friendly restaurants and curating stays that balance charm and comfort.

The Architect’s Atlas is where those two worlds meet.

This blog is my space to share travel guides and experiences crafted with an architect’s eye – journeys that go beyond checklists. Whether it’s a hidden corner of Udaipur, a quiet street in Kyoto, or a gallery in London, I believe travel should be thoughtful, beautiful and deeply rooted in place.