is an Architect and a researcher whose work operates at the intersection of ecological planning, research and remote sensing. Sahir has been working on a variety of land design projects in Gujarat - that include master planning, permaculture, rewilding, water management, landscaping and real estate projects. His thesis project at the Architectural Association - 'Turbulent Displacements' - is an ongoing body of work that addresses alternative imaginaries in relation to large scale water and land management infrastructure in Gujarat. Sahir is a founding member of the Climate tech startup Carbon Cycles and an associate partner at Aakirna Architects. Sahir has previously worked for Robin Snell and Partners and Territorial Agency in London.

is an associate at Metabolic Office. She is also a Joint Director of New Business and an ESG strategist at Bsafal and a founding member of Carbon Cycles. Anahita has worked on commercial, residential and hospitality projects. She has previously worked for David Chipperfield Architects in London. Her Masters research thesis at the Architectural Association - 'Strikethrough Wasteland' is a work that formulates an alternative policy, design and research framework for better land use planning and development in Gujarat.

is an Urban Designer who graduated from CEPT University in Ahmedabad. Her work and research revolve around ecological planning, water management, and creating productive landscapes. She is deeply interested in exploring practices that combine urbanism and ecology as mutually interdependent systems.

is an Urban Designer with a strong interest in landscape urbanism and masterplanning. Growing up in Raipur, she was inspired by the making of Naya Raipur—a formative experience that sparked her curiosity in how cities are shaped. She earned her Bachelor's in Urban Design from CEPT University, where she explored diverse design approaches, from street networks to ecological systems. Fascinated by the intersection of land development, public space policy, and environmental design, she aims to create resilient, water-sensitive, and inclusive urban environments. Her professional journey includes working on the Central Vista project during her time at HCP.

is a final-year Urban Design student passionate about landscape-led urbanism, circular systems, and inclusive public space. Her work bridges spatial design with environmental and social systems, exploring how informal waste networks in Ahmedabad contribute to more regenerative and resilient urban models. With experience in community-oriented design, system mapping, and ecological thinking, she aims to create urban environments that are adaptive, grounded in local contexts, and shaped by a collaboration between natural and built systems.

is an Urban Designer from Ahmedabad, with a Bachelor's degree in Urban Design from CEPT University. She is interested in water management, ecological restoration, and people-centric design. Her approach to design is rooted in sensitivity to natural systems and everyday human experiences. She values collaboration and is always looking to learn and grow through practice.