MANCHANDA

ASSOCIATES
ARCHITECTURE + HEALTHCARE + INTERIORS + URBAN DESIGN

PROFILE

WEBSITE www.manchanda.net

EMAIL shamit@manchanda.co.in

ADDRESS B-83 Shivalik, New Delhi - 110017, India

TELEPHONE +91-9810180445, +91-11-26692588

Manchanda Associates is a professional consultancy firm, offering expertise in
architecture, interiors, health care planning as well as urban and environmental design. It
consists of a complimentary design team capable of providing above range of services.

The team comprises of principle architect Mr. R.C. Manchanda a graduate from the School
of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi (1955) and post graduate in Community Planning
from McGill University, Canada (1970); Mr. Shamit Manchanda a graduate from the
School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India (1989).

The firm was established in 1993 after Mr. R C Manchanda left the Govt. of India service
as Chief Architect, after working for more than 30 years, and Shamit Manchanda left a
well-known consultancy, to start their own practice. With Mr. R C Manchanda's rich and
varied experience in designing and executing offices and institutional complexes, telecom
buildings, housing and urban design projects throughout the country, and Shamit
Manchanda's experience at handling prestigious works for embassies and multi-national
companies, the firm has dealt with a number of successful projects till date.

Manchanda Associates have chosen to be a mid-size firm so that we can give detailed
personal attention to each project. After understanding the specific needs of the project,
we respond with solutions that support peak performance, energy efficiency and user
satisfaction. With their expertise, the firm attempts to provide a balance between functional
requirements and aesthetic form. Our design response is determined by objectives and
not by stylistic preconceptions. We encourage and welcome client‟s active involvement in
the design process. Respecting goals, time frame, and budget, we work on behalf of the
client to obtain best possible services and products from contractors, vendors, and
consultants.

The team consists of a small nucleus of qualified, experienced and dedicated

professionals, providing in-house services to cover a major portion of the consultancy
work. The remaining work is accomplished through collaborations with specialist firms to
ensure high quality of planning and construction of projects. The present staff consists of:

 Architects 6
 Architectural Assistants 2
 Structural Engineer 1
 Others 2
Our design team is equipped to provide the following services:

 Programme development
 Feasibility studies
 Site analysis
 Master planning
 Urban design solutions
 Healthcare facility planning
 Environmental design proposals
 Architectural / Structural designing with services infrastructure
 Quantity surveying / tender documentation
 Renovation
 Adaptive re-use of existing buildings
 Space planning
 Interior design

To support these services we have in-house facilities with state of art high-end computers
and peripherals equipped with software for architectural design, rendering, as well as
building simulation software for energy, thermal and daylight performance evaluation.

Since 1993, we have successfully dealt with many types of projects including corporate
and professional offices, industrial buildings, educational laboratories, medical centres,
institutional buildings, and residential houses, as enumerated below.
 300 Bedded District Hospital at Namchi, Sikkim Planning Stage 2021

 120 Bedded Specialised Orthopedic Unit at Government Under Construction 2021

Bone & Joint Hospital, Srinagar (World Bank Funded)

 40 Bedded Hospital at Bijnor for Uttam Sunna Charitable Planning Stage 2021
Trust
 20 Bedded Tashicholing Hospital at Samtse, Bhutan Planning Stage 2021

 20 Bedded Nav Bharat Hospital, Agra Under Construction 2021

 Replanning of Teaching Hospital for 100 Seated Govt. Planning Stage 2020
Medical College & Teaching Hospital at Keonjhar,
Orissa

 300 Bedded Super Specialty Hospital for Windlass Planning Stage 2020
Developers at Dehradun, Uttrakhand

 200 bedded Medanta Ganganagar Hospital at Sri Completed 2018

Ganganagar, Rajasthan. (Cost Rs 72 Crore)

 50 bedded Green Noida Health & Research Institue, Completed 2020

Greater Noida (Cost Rs. 20.50 Crore)

 Retrofitting and remodelling of 500 bedded Hospital at Execution Stage 2021

Jorhat Medical College & Hospital, Jorhat, Assam
(Sub-Consultants)

 50 bedded S L Minda Memorial Hospital at Bagla, Hisar, Completed 2017

Haryana (Cost Rs. 14.25 Crore)

 Cancer Radiotherapy and Wards Block at Apex Hospital Planning Stage 2016
Jaipur.

 Center for Excelence in Transfusion Medicine & Metro Municipal Approvals

Blood Bank at New Delhi, for NACO, Ministry of Health stage 2017
& Family Welfare, Govt. of India (Cost Rs. 50 Crore)

 150 bedded Maternity & Paediatric Wards and Doctors Municipal Approvals
Hostel at Guru Gobind Singh Govt. Hospital, Raghubir stage 2016
Nagar, New Delhi, for Ministry of Health Govt. of Delhi.
(Cost Rs 62 Crore)

 Medical College & 500 bedded Teaching Hospital at Completed 2014

Bihogur, Tezpur Assam for Society of Medical
Education, Govt. of Assam
(Sub-Consultants) (Cost Rs. 51.26 Crore)

 100 bedded Jagatguru Kripalu Parishad Hospital, Completed 2014

Vrindavan (Sub Consultants)
 300 bedded Speciality Block & 200 bedded Accident Completed 2013
(Emergency) & Trauma Block for Nizam‟s Institute of
Medical Sciences, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, under
the Pradhan Mantri Swastha Suraksha Yojna – Through
Design Competion (Cost Rs. 125 Crore)

 Remodling of Sushruta Trauma Centre, for Govt. of Tender stage 2012

Delhi (Cost Rs 9 crore)

 300 bedded General Hospital at Naharlagun, Itanagar, Preliminary Drawings

for Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh (Cost : 50 Crore Stage 2009

 176 bedded Maternity & Child Block, Emergency Block Completed 2007
and additional facilities at Sanjay Gandhi Memorial
Hospital, Mangolpuri, New Delhi, for Ministry of Health
Govt. of Delhi. (Cost Rs 25 Crores)

 Sanjeevan Hospital, Daryaganj, New Delhi – Renovation Completed 1998

& Planning of OPD areas, OT Wing, Façade

 Baba Faridkot Univeristy of Health Sciences, Punjab- Design Proposal 1998

Limited Design Competition

 Super Speciality Hospital at Saifai, UP Design Proposal 2013

 Medical College and Hospital at Badaun, UP Design Proposal 2013

Medanta Ganganagar Hospital is a 200 bedded Super Speciality Hospital in Sri
Ganganagar, Rajasthan. This state of the art hospital was designed keeping in mind the
latest advancements in healthcare technology and design. A number of energy efficient
systems have been adopted to make the facility green and sustainable.

The H-shape of the building helped in creating distinct zones for segregating independent
departments while keeping the vertical circulation central. This ensured easy and
unobstructed movement of patients, doctors and visitors, which is of prime importance in
the functioning of any hospital. The H-shape also enabled the addition of an additional
block for future expansion. A ramp has been provided to connect all levels for the
convenience of physically handicapped persons as well as for evacuation of patients in
case of fire.
Natural light and ventilation are essential elements for designing any building, especially
hospitals. A lot of hospitals are being planned today as centrally air-conditioned facilities,
but that does not mean one should sacrifice these crucial elements. The orientation of the
buildings has been kept such to maximize glazing on the north and the south faces while
effectively blocking the hot sun on the eastern and the western faces. The H-shape
ensures natural light and ventilation to almost the entire building while still offering mutual
shade to cut down the heat.

Wall and floor finish for wards, ICUs and waiting areas are selected in such a way that
infection and dust accumulation is minimised. Sizes of the tiles were chosen in such a way
that the number of joints was minimised. Antibacterial paint is applied on walls to cut down
on the spread of infection.

Though the project did not undergo any green rating, systems have been adopted to make
the building Green, Sustainable and Energy efficient. Insulated glass panels have been
installed to minimize heat gain while still maintaining large glazing for increasing day-
lighting within buildings. Wastewater recycling and high-efficiency chillers for HVAC were
some of the strategies that were also implemented.
The Nizam‟s Institute of Medical Sciences is a 1000-bedded premier healthcare and
teaching institute-cum-hospital in southern India. The project had the brief of adding a 300
bedded Super Specialty Hospital and a 200 bedded Accident (Emergency) & Trauma
Hospital at Nizam‟s Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad, under the Pradhan Mantri
Swastha Suraksha Yojna (PMSSY).

The profile of the two sites, their inter-relationship across an internal road and relationship
with the adjoining development has determined the shape of two separate buildings
connected by a link corridor at upper floor levels. Such an arrangement allows easy
access to both Specialty Hospital and Accident (Trauma) & Emergency hospital while
ensuring connectivity of similar functions of both blocks to draw required support from
each other.

Easy and unhindered movement of patients, doctors and visitors is of prime importance in
the functioning of any hospital. There was a need for distinct entries and parking for
doctors, visitors and service personnel. A roundabout has been created to avoid clash of
traffic coming from various directions. Internally a system of corridors connects vertical
movement cores strategically located at all corners as well as in the middle. A ramp has
been provided to connect all levels for the convenience of physically handicapped persons
as well as for evacuation of patients in case of fire. The two building have been linked at
floors, two, three, four and five for effectively utilising various facilities without duplicating
them.

The façade of the building is interspersed with transparent and opaque elements
composed of large glass panels and solid shafts. The two-tone grit finish, created using
Dholpur and Jaisalmer stone not only provide a permanent finish, but also gives the
hospital a sharp look while creating an array of clean lines throughout the elevation.
The proposed 120 Bedded Specialized Unit is a state of the art expansion to the
Government Bone & Joint Hospital at Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir. A World Bank funded
project, the upcoming Specialized Unit is an important part of the “Jhelum & Tawi Flood
Recovery Project” which was initiated after the region experienced torrential monsoon
rains causing major flooding and landslides in September 2014.

The building has been designed to accommodate non-critical spaces / departments on the
ground floor. The first floor has the radiology department and a 40 bedded female ward.
The second floor accommodates the ICU and OT Complex. The third and fourth have 40
beds each, both male wards. The wards have been designed such that all beds get natural
light and a view of the Doodh Ganga Canal outside.

Learning from evidence based design that access to nature plays an important role in the
recovery of a patient, a healing garden has been proposed on the Ground Floor. The new
building is connected to existing buildings through the extended corridor system. The Ward
and OT Floor of the Proposed Block respectively will be connected to the Ward & OT Floor of
the existing IPD(Ward) & OT Block, thus, functionally, becoming a part of the existing set-up,
while being independently accessible to the general public also.
The 20 Bedded Tashicholing Hospital is a proposed Government Healthcre Facility in
Samtse, Bhutan. The Hospital will have a vast OPD, with departments including general
OPD, physiotherapy, opthamology, dental, ENT, community health, traditional medicine,
NCD/diabetic and radiodiagnosis. The Hospital will also be having separate general wards
and pediatric wards.

The building has been designed in an H-Shape which helps in creating distinct zones for
segregating independent departments while keeping the vertical circulation central.
Planning of the Hospital is done in such a way that adequate space is available for future
expansion in a functional manner. OPDs and Diagnostic Departments are situated on the
lower floors to avoid unnecessary traffic on upper floors. Wards are a separate
independent floor. Support Services have their own separate blocks. Vertical movement is
located at the focal point of the building.

The design of the hospital also follows the latst energy effieiency norms. Large glazing
provided on Northern and Southern faces to maximize daylight. Minimum glazing provided
on Eastern and Western faces to reduce heat gain in summers H-Shape of the building
further promotes natural lighting to all parts of the building.
A hospital in a rural area today, does not mean it is a non descript structure with bare
minimum facilities. Aspirations and expectations of the rural population for quality
healthcare infrastructure is at par with urban areas. With this basis the Moga Devi Minda
Charitable Trust, a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative of UNO MINDA and SPARK
MINDA group of industries decided to build a 50 bedded modern Hospital facility as part of
their CSR commitments at Bagla Village some 25 km outside Hisar. Phase two of the
project envisages adding another 50 beds and a Nursing College.

The brief stated that the hospital was not to be over powering in appearance but yet
equipped will all facilities of a modern hospital. The project was designed as a 3 storied
structure with a landscaped central courtyard ensuring natural light and ventilation to all
areas. The zoning was primarily to achieve efficient and unhindered movement of patients,
doctors and visitors while avoiding cross traffic. The OPD, Emergency and Administrative
areas are on the ground floor; the Wards and Intensive care units on the First Floor and
Operation theaters and Birthing Centre on the third floor for undisturbed activities.
The orientation of the buildings has been kept such so as to maximize glazing on North
and South faces with deep set windows while effectively blocking the hot sun on the
Eastern and Western faces. The central courtyard ensured natural light and ventilation to
almost the whole building while still offering mutual shade to cut down the heat. Only
Critical areas were air conditioned, while the remaining building is naturally ventilated.
External walls were constructed as cavity walls to reduce heat gain inside the building.
Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital was commissioned in April 1986 as a 100-bedded
General Hospital with related facilities including residential accommodation for doctors,
nurses, and other staff members. The Hospital, however, did not have Maternity and
Pediatric facilities, and the need for such services had been growing over the years.

The project involved construction of 150 bedded Maternity and Child wards with separate
facilities such as OPD‟s, X-ray Department, operation theaters, labor rooms and laboratory
facilities. An Emergency block, Medical/General stores, M.R.D. and Blood bank were also
created which utilized certain existing facilities such as kitchen, laundry, and incinerator.
Hostel buildings for nurses and resident doctors were also added to meet the additional
demands.

The Maternity and Child block was designed as a long multistoried block and
placed parallel to the existing buildings for climatic and aesthetic considerations.
The building has been designed to accommodate an Entrance hall with pharmacy,
and all the OPD‟s, X-ray department etc. on the lower levels with various wards,
Labour rooms and Operation theaters etc. on the upper levels. The basement level
accommodates an Air-conditioning plant room, a Secondary ESS and other
services.

A new 26 bedded Emergency Ward Block was also added in the hospital. It
consists of an Examination hall, Minor O.T., Emergency Wards, and various
Laboratories on the lower three floors of the seven storey structure. It is further
linked to the existing Casualty as well as O.T. blocks through corridors at ground
floor level, to ensure its integration with the functioning of the existing facilities in
the Hospital.

The existing nurses‟ hostel

consisted of 21 residential
units with related facilities
in a two storey structure.
29 additional were added
to increase the total to 50
rooms. A four storey block
Nurses‟ Hostel block was
designed as an extension
to the existing building to
accommodate the required
number of rooms.

The doctors‟ hostel is a 7

storey block with 24 single
room units for Jr. Doctors,
and 27 two room units for
Sr. Doctors along with a
Common room and Dining
room with Kitchen facilities
at ground floor level.
 Institute Building for Academy of Hospital (Completed 2014)
Administration at Sector 62, Noida

 Visitors Centre at The National Zoological Park, (Bid document stage)

New Delhi, for Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt.
of India

 Field Hostel for Godavari Gas Power Project at (Construction

Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. (Sub Consultant) Drawings)

 Headquaters Complex. Central Agricultural University, (Working Drawings

Imphal, Manipur (Sub-Consultant) 2006)

 Chemical Factory for D.N.S. Plastisizers Pvt. Ltd. at (Completed 1991)

RIICO Bhiwadi, Rajasthan.

 Garments Factory for M/s. Joyatsana Exports at A-10 (Completed 1994)

Mangolpuri Industrial Area Phase -II, New Delhi.

 Layout Plan of Pharmaceutical factory for Xechem (Completed 1996)

India Ltd. at Bawal, Haryana.

 Office cum Commercial complex for M/s Punjab (Planning Stage)

Timber Traders, on Deshbandhu Gupta Road,
Paharganj, Delhi.

 Commercial complex for M/s Hari Chand Bhagat Ram, (Permit Dwg. Stage)
on Deshbandhu Gupta Road, Paharganj, Delhi.

 Office cum residential building at A-503 Shushant Lok, (Planning Stage)

Gurgaon for Mr Sanjeev Kumar.

 20,000 sqft. Office Building for Libsys Corporation at (Construction Dwg.

631-633 Udyog Vihar Phase V, Gurgaon . Stage)

 Printing Press for Ajanta Offset at Faridabad, Haryana (Planning Stage 2006)
(Sub consultants)
(Completed 2007)
 Factory for USMS SaffronCo.Inc at Baddi, Himachal
Pradesh
(Planning Stage 2006)
 Factory for Asian Conte Ltd at Baddi, Himachal
Pradesh
OFFICE FOR LIBSYS CORPORATION
 Residence for Lt Col Pakrashi at 132/40 CR Park, (Completed 1991)
New Delhi

 Residence for Mr. P.R. Ghosh at 001/40 CR Park, New (Completed 1993)
Delhi

 Residence for Mrs. Chakraverty at 25/40 CR Park, (Completed 1993)

New Delhi

 Residence for Mr Taneja at A-45 Shivalik, New Delhi. (Completed 1994)

 Residence for Self at B-83 Shivalik, New Delhi. (Completed 1995)

 Residence at A-69, Shivalik, New Delhi, for Mr (Permit Dwg. Stage 1999)
Sukhwant Singh.

 Residence at A-77, Shivalik, New Delhi, for Mr

Amardeep Singh. (Permit Dwg. Stage 1999)

 Residential building at 14, Palam Marg, Vasant Vihar,

(Permit Dwg. Stage 1999)
New Delhi, for Mrs Srivastava

 Residential building (multiple flats) at G-7 / 15-16

(Completed 2000)
Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, for Mr R S Gulati.

 Farm house at Manesar, Dist. Gurgaon Haryana for Mr (Planning 2004)

Chhabra.

 Residence for Lt. Gen Chopra at M-125 Greater (Completed 2007)

Kailash – I, New Delhi

 Residence for Dr. Sachdev at C-58 Friends Colony (Completed 2008)

(East), New Delhi

 Residence for Mr. Chhabra at AM-25 Amaltas Marg (Planning Stage 2006)
DLF Ph-I, Gurgaon, Haryana

 Residence for Mr. Gunit Chadha CEO, India Deutsche (Completed 2010)
Bank at C-415, Defence Colony, New Delhi

 Residence at 4063, DLV- Ph-IV,Gurgaon Haryana for (Completed 2006)

Mr R C Aggarwal.

 Residential at 438, Sector 22,Gurgaon Haryana for Mr (Planning Stage 2006)

Madan.
 RESIDENCE FOR LT. GENERAL CHOPRA

RESIDENCE FOR Mr. GUNIT CHADHA, CEO Deutsche Bank India

 Interior Design Work for Food & Science Lab.at (Completed 1992)
Lady Irwin College, Sikandra Road, New Delhi.

 Renovation of Library & Canteen at Max Muller (Completed 1993)

Bhawan, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi.

 Renovation of Staff Quarters at Max Muller Bhawan, (Completed 1993)

Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi.

 Renovation / Interior Design Work for Mr B.S. (Completed 1993)

Chauhan at D-6/27 Vasant Vihar, New Delhi.

 Interior Design of office for Information Services (Completed 1994)

Division, ITC Ltd. at 28 Basant Lok, Vasant Vihar, New
Delhi.

 Interior design and renovation work at C-4/4017 Vasant

Kunj, New Delhi, for Mr. V K Gupta. (Completed 1995)

 Interior design and renovation of residence at S-331

Panchshila Park, New Delhi, for Mr. Vijay Kumar. (Completed 1995)

 Renovation / Interior Design of residence at A-2/33,

(Completed1997)
Azad Apartment, New Delhi for Dr. S N Budhraja.

 Renovation of Flat at Khullar Farms, Manglapuri, New

(Completed 1998)
Delhi, for Brig. R. Jha.

 Interior Design / Facade development at Sanjeevan (Completed 1998)

Hospital, Daryaganj, New Delhi.

 Renovation / Interior Design of Residence at D-35, (Completed 2000)

Pamposh Enclave, New Delhi, for Mr Pradeep Nagrath.

 Renovation / Interior Design work at E-175, Greater (Completed 2000)

Kailash – I, New Delhi, for Mr Harpreet Chabra
MAX MUELLER BHAVAN INTERIORS
 Showroom for luminaries and artefacts at B-43,
Greater Kailash – I, New Delhi, for Ujjala Exports. (Completed 2000)

 Office and Service Center for American Power

Conversion, (APC) at B-229, Greater Kailash – I, New (Completed 2001)
Delhi.

 Office for „Baby Brand Saffron‟ at 2105 Khari Baoli, (Completed 2001)
Delhi

 Office for „Vikas Chemical Agencies‟ at 404, ITL (Completed 2001)

Towers, Pritampura, New Delhi

 Renovation of Canteen at Max Muller Bhawan, (Completed 2002)

Cultural Centre, German Embassy Kasturba Gandhi
Marg, New Delhi.

 Office for ETA Engineering Pvt Limited at A-222 Okhla (Phase-I Completed
Phase-I, New Delhi 2004)

 Seminar room and office for NIEPA, NCERT Campus,

(Completed 2006)
Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi

 Office for NIEPA (Phase I), NCERT Campus, (Completed 2006)

Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi

 Office for Stanlay at B-28, Okhla Phase – II, New Delhi (Completed 2006)

 Proposal, including computer simulations for thermal (Completed 2000)

and daylighting performance of Office Building for
Libsys Corporation at 631-633 Udyog Vihar Phase V,
Gurgaon,

 Center for Excelence in Transfusion Medicine & Metro

Blood Bank at New Delhi, for NACO, Ministry of Health
& Family Welfare, Govt. of India
OFFICE FOR STANLAY
QUALIFICATIONS
 National Diploma in Architecture conducted by All India Council for Technical Studies,
Govt. of India. (Delhi Polytechnic, Delhi.) 1955
 Masters of Architecture (Community Planning) McGill University, Montreal, Canada.
1970

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

 Associate member of Indian Institute of Architects.
 Registered member - Council of Architecture, Govt. of India.

POSITIONS HELD
 Senior Architect, CPWD (Central Public Works Department, Govt. of India)
1972-78
 Senior Architect, Dte. General of Properties, Sultanate of
Oman, Muscat. (Foreign Assignment) 1978-83
 Senior Architect, CPWD. 1983-84
 Chief Architect, Design Cell, Ministry of Urban Development,
Govt. of India, New Delhi. 1984-89

ADDITIONAL DETAILS
 President CPWD Architect‟s Association.
 President All India Federation of Government Architects and Planners.
 Advisor UPSC for selection of architects/Planners for Govt. Service.
 Represented CPWD/Govt. on
- Technical Committee DDA
- Layout Scrutiny Committee Meeting MCD
- Building Plan Committee of NDMC
- Various committees of Indian Standard Institution
 Member of Technical Committee for Review of CPWD Specifications.
 Member Secretary Central Vista Committee.

PROJECTS HANDLED DURING GOVT. SERVICE

Group Housings

 Residential Quarters at Wazirpur and Model Town Delhi, Poona and Nasik for various
Govt. Departments.
 General Pool Housing at Tollyganj, Calcutta.
 Industrial Tenements, Lawrence Road, Delhi.
 Multi-storeyed Hostel Buildings, Minto Road, New Delhi.
 Detailed development Plans for Staff Quarters for Income Tax Department, Kanpur.
 Redevelopment Plans for General Pool Housing (Type I) in D.I.Z. Area, New Delhi.
 Development Plans for General Pool Housing (Type III, IV and Hostel Accommodation)
in Minto Road Area, New Delhi.
 Detailed Development Plans for General Pool Housing (Phase I) at Mehrauli - Badarpur
Road Area, New Delhi.
Institutional and Office Buildings:

 Dy. Accountant General Office Building, Alipur Road, Delhi.

 General Post Office Building, Kathmandu, Nepal.
 Post Office at Dholpur, Rajasthan.
 Bihar State Guest House at Chanakya Puri, New Delhi.
 Office Building for Afro-Asian Rural Reconstruction Organisation at Chanakya Puri, New
Delhi.
 Auditorium for National School of Drama, Bhagalpur House, New Delhi.

Technical Buildings

 Telephone Exchanges at Delhi, Amritsar, Ambala Cantt., Allahabad, Shahdara, Ranchi,

Vijyawada etc.
 Telecommunication Building at Jodhpur, Rajasthan.

Master Plans

 Indian Revenue Service Staff College Campus, Nagpur.

 Indian Veterinary Research Institute at Izatnagar (U.P.)
 Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun (U.P.)
 General Pool Housing at
- Salt Lake Area, Calcutta.
- Masjid Moth Area, New Delhi.
- Minto Road Area, New Delhi.
- D.I.Z. Area, New Delhi.
-
 General Pool Housing in 820 acre land in Mehrauli -Badarpur Road Area, New Delhi.
 National Institute for the Blind, Dehra Dun.
 Central Reserve Police Force Complexes at Bhilai & Poona.
 Kudermukh Iron Ore Project Township at Manglore.
 Kerala Newsprint Project Township at Cochin.

Urban Design Projects

Headed a multi-disciplinary Design Team, constituted by Govt. of India for preparation of

Urban Design Framework relating to Re-development of Zones D-11 & D-12 of New Delhi
(Lutyen's Delhi).

Reports Prepared and submitted to Govt. of India:

 Background Analysis and Work Programme Apr. 85.

 Strategies and Approach for Comprehensive Planning Aug. 86.
 Recommended Architectural Controls Dec. 87.
 Interim Report on Redensification / Redevelopment May. 88.
 Suggestive framework for Street Furniture and Elements Apr. 89.

Projects In Oman

 Planetarium at Salalah
 Central Feature at Seeb Civil Airport roundabout.
 Addition / alterations to Qaboos Mosques at Ruwi & Nizwa.
 Landscaping at Sayiddah Buthaina‟s Villa, Quram.
 Landscaping at Sheikh Mustahil‟s Villa, Quram.
 Director‟s Residence at R.G.R Boys Training School, Seeb.
 Qaboos Boarding School for Jabel Akhdar.
- Staff Housing.
- Add. & Alt. to Mosque
- Add. & Alt to office block.
- Gymnasium and swimming pool.
- Gate and guard house.
- Hostel Accommodation.
- Landscaping.
 Birg. Mutasim‟s Villa, Quram
- Add. & Alt. to main villa.
- Guest house and stores.
- Games room and garages.
 Maj. Lashkaran‟s House at Muscat.
 Dining room Annexe under Palace Reception building and other miscellaneous works at
the Palace
 Royal Stud Farms at Sohar and Salalah
 Technical Advisor & Director of Properties Offices at Waleed Associates Building,
Muscat.
 Extension to Beit Kharijia for Director General of Properties Office, Muscat.
QUALIFICATIONS
 Bachelor of Architecture School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi.

1989
MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES
 Registered member - Council of Architecture, Govt. of India. (CA/89/12665)
 Fellow of Indian Institute of Architects. (F-07886)
 Life Member, Indian Confederation for Healthcare Accreditation

ADDITIONAL DETAILS
 Member, Governing Council, 2009-2014 School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi.
 Chairman, Northern Chapter, Indian Institute of Architects 2015-2017.
 Member of the Special Advisory Group of Development of Central Vista and Central
Secretariat Complex - Central Vista Committee
 Vice Chairman, Northern Chapter, Indian Institute of Architects 2010-2012, 2012-14.
 Member, CED-13, Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi
 External Jury to various schools of Architecture
 Co-organiser, HEALTHARCHCON 2006 – International Conference on Planning &
Design of Healthcare Facilities
 Jt. Secretary of the Northern Chapter, Indian Institute of Architects 2006-2008, 2008-10.
 Executive Member School of Planning & Architecture Alumni Association
 Organising Secretary, International Conf. on Medical Architecture, 2005
 Co-Convener, Medical Architecture Workshop 2002, organised by the Indian Institute of
Architects, Northern Chapter.
 Secretary, Organising Committee, Young Architects Festival 2001, organised by the
Indian Institute of Architects, Northern Chapter.
 Joint Secretary, Cyber Community of India.
 Completed Training course in AutoCad-2D in 1993, AutoCad 3D, Autolisp and 3D Studio
in 1996 from CAD Studio, New Delhi.

PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Raj Rewal & Associates 1987-88

 Central Institute of Educational Technology, New Delhi. State Trading Corporation, New
Delhi

Surendra Sharma & Associates 1989-93

 Extension to Australian High Commission, New Delhi.

 Visa Building for Royal Netherlands Embassy, New Delhi.
 Sports Complex Delhi Public School R.K.Puram, New Delhi.
 Canadian High Commissioner‟s residence- renovation and interiors
Himachal Times – Dehradun - 2006
HEATHCARE DESIGN Oct 2011
(An International US based magazine)
Archidesign Perspective Jan 2012
(Special issue on Healthcare)
Construction & Architecture Update Jan-Feb 2012
ACE Update Magazine Dec 2013

ACE Update Magazine Feb 2014

Architecture + Design Magazine March 2016
Architecture + Design Magazine March 2018
Healthcare Snapshots – March 2019
Dr. Jeevan Jha Former Director of Health Services,
Govt. of NCT Delhi

Dr. Prem Budhraja Prof. & Former Head of Anesthesia

G B Pant Hospital,
New Delhi

Dr. Sajal Sen Imperia Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.,

New Delhi

Dr. Ashish Gupta Blue Ocean Consulting,

New Delhi

Structural Engineering : Mr. D P Adhikari

Charu Engineering Consulatnst
New Delhi

: Mr. Alok Jain

Arohi Consultants
Gaziabad, UP

Public Health Engineering : Mr. Girish Mishra

Saviram Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
Noida, UP

: V Consulting.
New Delhi

Electrical Services : Mr. R K Gupta

Ru-Tech Inc.
New Delhi

: V Consulting.
New Delhi

HVAC Consultants : Mr. Sanjay Khatri

Armstrong Engineering Services
Ghaziabad, UP

: V Consulting.
New Delhi