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#YoungIcons2023: Meet & Yash Gehi of Ishwar Gehi Architects believe that design is a process and to design responsibly is an architect’s duty

Meet & Yash Gehi of Ishwar Gehi Architects believe that adapting and upgrading to fulfill the rapidly changing needs of the community and the environment is the sole purpose of any design.

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Academic Qualification: Meet and Yash Gehi are RIBA PART 2 Architects

About the Design Firm: Ishwar Gehi Architects firmly believe that scale and proportion are basic to the art of designing and that any design should be in harmony with its context.

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First Internship: Meet Gehi (MG): His journey in architecture began with an internship under Simone De Gale. Yash Gehi (YG): Yash’s journey began with an insightful internship experience that laid the foundation for his architectural career.

Design Philosophy: MG: Meet’s architectural philosophy centers on the impact of well-designed spaces on mental states. He understands that architecture can evoke emotions, from tranquility to inspiration. YG: Yash’s design philosophy is a fusion of creativity and functionality, where architecture becomes a means to integrate artistry and practicality.

Breakthrough Project: MG: His breakthrough project showcased his ability to design spaces that connect with human emotions. YG: This project showcases his skill in crafting designs that resonate with human emotions while serving functional purposes.

Dream Project: MG: His dream project involves creating structures that deeply understand and uplift the human experience. YG: His dream project embodies his global perspective and commitment to celebrating cultural identity through design.

Inspiration: MG: Nature serves as Meet’s boundless wellspring of inspiration. He finds wisdom in its intricate patterns, harmonious geometries, and sustainable balance. YG: Yash finds inspiration in the balance between creativity and nature. Nature’s intricate designs, sustainable systems, and inherent harmony guide his architectural vision.

Current Projects: Both Meet and Yash Gehi are currently engaged in various architectural projects, each reflecting their philosophies of creating spaces that inspire well-being, creativity, and emotional connection.

Dream Collaboration: MG: A dream collaboration for Meet Gehi would involve working alongside visionaries from diverse fields like neuroscience, psychology, and environmental science. YG: Yash’s dream collaboration involves partnering with experts across various fields, such as urban planning, sociology, and sustainability.

Biggest Challenge: MG: Meet Gehi’s most significant challenge is bridging the gap between innovative architectural ideas and practical implementation. YG: For Yash Gehi, the paramount challenge lies in striking the delicate balance between innovative architectural concepts and practical execution.

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