atArchitecture is a Mumbai-based practice founded in 2014 by Neha Rane and Avneesh Tiwari encompassing architecture, landscape and urban design. The firm focuses on providing comprehensive solutions that strive for delight, sustainability and efficiency.
Over the past eight years, the team has built a portfolio of highly acclaimed projects in the residential, cultural and institutional domains.
Recently completed projects include the Northeast Pavilion and Commemorative Gate for the Surajkund Craft Mela in south of New Delhi, the Jackfruit Processing Plant in Garo Hills, Meghalaya for a farmers' cooperative, and the Urban Regeneration Project along the Brahmaputra River in Guwahati, Assam.
In 2018, the practice won the prestigious ‘Affordable Housing Design Challenge’ organised by the BTI, United Nations (UNDP Cambodia). Their winning entry, to skilfully accommodate 3000 residential units for factory workers in Phnom Penh, is currently underway.
In the same year, the firm was awarded winners of a highly competitive two stage international design competition organized by the Ministry of Russia to provide ‘Alternative Layouts in Standard Housing’ and help create more comfortable living environments for all by redefining the form of Russian housing.
In 2017, their project 'Home for marginalised children’ in Thane, Maharashtra won the renowned 'Lafarge Holcim Awards Gold, Asia Pacific'. This awards foundation, established in Switzerland, promotes innovative sustainable projects from around the globe.
Recently the firm placed 2nd in the competition for the UNESCO Reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Al Nouri complex in Mosul followed by 3rd place for 'The learning home' for children with special needs in Bulgaria on 2019.
