Sankalpa
Associate Professor
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About Sankalpa .

Sankalpa is an academic and practising architect, currently an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Architecture, CEPT University, Ahmedabad, where he heads the postgraduate program in Architectural Tectonics (MAT). His teaching and applied research focus on construction methods, structural systems, and architectural detailing, with an emphasis on material-driven and practice-led inquiry. He has contributed to several book chapters on construction in architecture and is involved in multiple collaborative design registrations and a patent filed with the Patent Office of India. His current work advances the use of split bamboo as a construction material in the Indian context. Sankalpa has served on government and NGO advisory committees on housing and construction and co-founded thumbimpressions LLP, a collaborative practice in design, construction, and detailing.
Please refer to CV
  • Construction and Structure
  • Bamboo Construction
  • MAT Studio — L4 Registration-4th Semester — S‑2026
  • MAT Studio — L4 Registration-2nd Semester — S‑2026
  • FA-MAT-Exchange Semester — S‑2025
  • MAT Studio — L4 Registration-2nd Semester — S‑2025
  • MAT Studio — L4 Registration-4th Semester — S‑2025
  • Detailing and Communicating Architecture — S‑2025
  • Foundation Studio — M‑2025
  • Principles and Theory of Detailing — M‑2025

Conference

  1. Cultural Heritage of Construction: Lessons from the Vernacular House of Melkote in India ISVS-13
  2. Architecture of Bamboo Construction (As part of PhD Work) Bouw met Bamboe, Rotterdam 2024
  3. Survey of split bamboo as a primary structural material in construction from 1970 to 2020 and future directions for exploration (As part of PhD Work) World Bamboo Congress, Taiwan 2024

Book Chapter

  1. City in Steel and Timber sankalpa Radical City: Imagining Possibilities for the Indian City
  2. Hybridized Living: Conceptualizing House Form in a Water Hazard Region sankalpa Designing Resilience in Asia: Thinking the Unpredictable, Designing with Uncertainty. Vol. 2.

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