As part of this, he is developing his thesis on democratising city technologies by using big data as a digital urban-common for developing megacities. He has been engaged in the sculpting of sustainable narratives through tangible practices via developing projects which act as catalysts for architecture, urban design, and planning, to improve the condition of human settlements in India.

He envisions new forms of education in architecture and space making through strategic interventions and collective policy making. His strategic speciality is in understanding and analysing multilateral stakeholder relationships that enable the creation of circular policies and open platforms.

He was a selected scholar at the Norman Foster Foundation Cities: Affordable Housing Workshop 2022 supported by the Holcim Foundation.