Udit is a Registered Architect (AIA) and Project Manager based in Arizona.
Having grown up in cities around the world, he has an interest rooted in exploring the power of design to benefit communities and individuals alike. Through his work, Udit attempts to reconsider the relationship between architecture, infrastructure, and society, by delving into the psychological and physiological dialogues between them to develop a new paradigm of wellness within the built environment.
Udit holds a Bachelor of Architecture with Honors from the University of Nottingham, and a Master of Architecture from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) in New York City, where where he graduated with the Building Technologies Honor Award. His previous work on systematic agency through food growth and water distribution in Chicago was awarded the an Honorable Mention from the ULI Hines Group.
Udit currently operates as a “Project Lead”, serving as a Lead Designer and Project Manager to oversee design teams towards the successful execution of complex architectural projects. He trained as an Architectural Designer in leading international organizations in Asia and the U.S.A., including Studio Ma, Robert A.M. Stern Architects, and Aedas, and has been involved in high-profile schemes such as the Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 2, large-scale Masterplan Developments across the United States, and intimate Residential homes on the West Coast.
Udit also co-founded Arch:Shortcuts – a successful web platform aimed at helping young architects excel by sharing experiences and knowledge from professionals in the field. His writing has been featured on renowned websites, such as ArchDaily, and he has contributed towards seminars across universities internationally.