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Pozemné stavby, BIM

ADR Co-founder Professional settings

Krutika Shah is a licensed architect (USA and India) and urban designer recognized for her leadership in commercial and civil architecture. As the Lead Architect, she oversees multidisciplinary teams delivering complex public-sector, institutional, and commercial facilities in the U.S. and internationally. Her work is grounded in technical excellence, sustainability, and a commitment to creating resilient, accessible environments.In addition to her professional practice, Ms. Shah serves on the Board of Directors for AIA Potomac Valley and contributes to sustainability and equity initiatives through the Committee on the Environment (COTE). She mentors emerging professionals through national leadership and green building programs and speaks on architectural leadership, inclusive design, and the societal impact of the built environment.She brings to the Inspireli Awards a global perspective, a record of design stewardship, and a strong commitment to advancing the next generation of architects.

bytová výstavba a občanská vybavenost

Architectural design, curator in museum, architectural heritage and conservation projects.

Příležitosti měníme ve vize, vize v architekturu. Nové lokality, městské části, rezidence, kanceláře, náměstí, ulice, parky, průmyslové areály i interiéry. Od roku 1990.

Master engineer architect with experience in projects ranging from residential to commercial spaces in both polish and foreign markets. Experience in project management, client consultations, multi-discipline partnerships and cooperation with authorities. Enthusiast of new technologies

3D navrhy, projekty pro SP, PBRS, ...

tvorba specializovaná na pasivní a cirkulární architekturu

Architectural design

I was born and brought up in Neelam Valley in Azad Kashmir, a village rich in history. I focused on urban studies and designed a corridor in Neelum that caters to Hindu pilgrims. In addition, I enjoy participating in regional projects.

Heritage & Culture, Affordable Housing, Design.

Morphological analysis of historical prototypes and integration of formal and phenomenological findings into modern architectural language.