The Engineer with a Soul for Design

I spent nine years looking at the world through the lens of technical precision. As an engineer, I was taught that if the math is right, the job is done. But I’ve always felt there was a missing variable in the equation: the human spirit.

 At 32, I decided to pivot. I moved from building the logic of structures to documenting the stories they tell. I realized that the walls we inhabit are just like the walls we build inside ourselves—they can either confine us or they can help us heal.

 Loved and Found 

This journal is the intersection of my two worlds.

• The Engineer in me looks for the "how"—the materials, the geometry, and the technical brilliance.

• The Critic in me looks for the "why"—the spatial poetry, the emotional resonance, and the healing power of a well-designed room.

Through Loved and Found, I explore the "heartbeat" of architecture. Whether I’m analyzing a global icon like the Guggenheim or a quiet courtyard in Hyderabad, I’m looking for the moments where technical precision meets spatial soul.

Beyond the Blueprints 

When I’m not decoding the built world, I write about the architecture of the self—healing, self-love, and the journey of starting over. I believe that finding yourself is the greatest design project you will ever undertake.