Team

Shriya Parasrampuria and Prashant Dupare are the founders and principal architects of Blurring Boundaries, a contextualist design practice in Mumbai, engaged in creating sustainable and appropriate biophilic design solutions. They are 2007 graduates from Sir JJ college of architecture, Mumbai and have had an architectural practice for more than 14 years. They have worked on a plethora of residential projects, hospitality projects, educational buildings, with ecological materials and techniques.

Meet us!

  • Shriya Parasrampuria

    Founder, principal architect
    Shriya has had a chance to explore different materials along with different technologies in architecture and interior in the span of her career. She has found a balance in working from the scale of designing the minute intricacies of detailing to the larger planning of site and buildings. She connects with the user in depth and imbibes their values into the design from the beginning. Email: [email protected]

  • Prashant Dupare

    Founder, principal architect
    Prashant has a strong belief in adhering to natural systems and following nature’s diktat as a lifestyle. He is a strong advocate of passive design technologies and believes that if you focus on resolution of design based on these technologies in the initial stages, the structure starts on the path of sustainability as it is. Email: [email protected]

  • Priya Suvarna

    Project manager
    Priya is a civil engineering graduate who believes in building environmentally responsible structures. An open-to-learn attitude and an overall understanding of management helps her get the work done efficiently. While exploring modern technologies, she believes in keeping a connection with tradition and culture, in not just architecture, but other aspects of life as well.

  • Swarnim Waingankar

    Senior architect, Social Media Manager
    Swarnim is a graduate of MES’ Pillai College of Architecture with a strong interest in environmentally conscious, experience-driven design. Her work reflects a keen understanding of context-specific and user-centric architecture — designing for both place and people. She is particularly inclined toward design conceptualization, post-production, and architectural content creation and media.