From airports to institutions, Sikka Associates has charted an impressive trajectory

Sikka Associates was founded by Raman’s father SR Sikka in 1981. Raman Sikka joined his father in 1993. Known for his contemporary and modern design balanced with simplistic and sophisticated architecture, Raman Sikka, over the past three decades, has carved an indelible niche for himself. For someone with such an illustrious portfolio Raman keeps a surprisingly low profile. It’s only when you delve deeper into their practice that you realise how diverse the portfolio is. In fact, the firm has also been listed amongst the world’s Top 100 by the annual listing WA 100 of the British Journal of Building Design. Through his focused approach and distinctive design style, Raman has led his firm to establish a strong foothold beyond borders as well. The firm now has projects in China, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Dubai, Abu Dhabi & Muscat. “Our philosophy is to offer complete client focused service at all stages of the project and to develop long term business relationships with each of our clients,” says Raman.

PROJECT IN FOCUS – Pradhanmantri Sangrahalay
Location: Delhi
Typology: Cultural
Year of Completion: 2023
Design Concept: Inspired by the Dharmachakra on the Indian Flag, the museum embodies the spirit of comprehensive development and continuous progress, with the Dharmachakra’s 24 spokes symbolising the nation’s advancement.
What we Heart: This architectural marvel artfully combines architectural elements, structural innovation, and landscape design.

In the heart of India’s capital city, a remarkable structure stands tall, embodying the essence of the nation’s journey. The Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya by Sikka Associates, a museum dedicated to the Prime Ministers of India, goes beyond mere artefacts and historical narratives. It stands as a testament to the hands that have shaped the nation, representing India’s rise as a global power. This captivating piece of architecture enthrals visitors with its unique design, seamlessly blending landscape and structure, and embracing the spirit of the nation’s ongoing progress. “In fact, our architectural design concept itself became the logo of the museum,” informs architect Raman Sikka, Associate Principal, Sikka Associates.

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