MADAN
MAANDAN
Architecture student at MBM University, Jodhpur, exploring the relationship between space, material, culture, climate, and human experience. Deeply engaged in the passive thermodynamic logic of arid vernacular systems, modern tectonic assembly, and rigorous architectural representation.
Context-driven, climate-responsive, and grounded in Rajasthan’s historical stone traditions.
“Architecture is the disciplined choreography of void, mass, and time. In fragile desert environments, building cannot afford arbitrary gestures; every shadow cast, stone laid, and aperture proportioned must negotiate climate, craft, and human community.”
Comprehensive fluency in CAD drafting, parametric modeling, photorealistic rendering, and architectural publishing suites.
MBM University, Department of Architecture
Focus on Regional Vernacular Architecture, Climate Responsive Design, Urban Studio, and Construction Detailing.
Senior Secondary Education (PCM)
Graduated with distinction in Physics, Chemistry, and Advanced Mathematics.
Earth, Lime & Stone: Vernacular Construction Workshop
Hands-on training in traditional lime-mortar preparation, stabilized earth block compression, and dry-stone retaining walls.
Parametric Daylighting & Solar Facade Optimization
Advanced Ladybug & Honeybee environmental radiation simulations on kinetic desert facade envelopes.
Monograph & Architectural Publication Masterclass
Swiss typographic grid systems, hierarchy, and visual storytelling for architectural print and digital archives.
National Design Competition: Re-imagining Arid Habitats
Proposed zero-energy subterranean housing cluster utilizing evaporative air towers in western Rajasthan.
Kaylana Lake Urban Waterfront Revival
Porous public boardwalk and natural wetland filter system along vulnerable drinking water banks.
Academic Studio Excellence Award
Awarded for highest studio grade in Semester VI Urban Design & Conservation Studio.
Curator & Exhibition Lead, Annual Architectural Showcase
Organized and designed the spatial layout and identity for the university annual design exhibition.