Studio Archohm

Archohm is an architecture and design studio in Noida, the national capital region of India. Archohm was founded by architect Sourabh Gupta in the new millennium. today the firm has evolved into a design practice with projects and initiatives addressing a wide array of issues, scales, and typologies. being socially responsible and contextually responsive is ingrained in Archohm’s dna. the research and design process undertaken relies on extensive brainstorming coupled with intuitive and out-of-the-box approaches that disrupt and impart a mad and fun flavor to each of its works. it promotes the use of pure and indigenous materials in modern contexts, functions, forms, and narratives. with an office currently in Mumbai, Lucknow, and earlier ones in Libya and the Netherlands, studio archohm is in a continuous state of evolution. the studio actively contributes to both national and international journals, papers, and exhibitions. archohm has been well encouraged by the design community through various awards, publications, and lecture opportunities. from master planning of cities to designing their street signage, from farmer markets to cultural habits, hospitals to hospitality, riverfronts to residential projects, archohm has ventured into almost every typology of projects with ‘design’ as its main focus making it a very versatile firm. its portfolio now spans a diversity of sectors that include large public, social, educational, religious, and cultural institutions. true to the vision of design discovery and exposure, it has various activities such as the arch forum-the platform for cross-cultural dialogue, archotour, or the annual expedition to design destinations around the world and the monthly in-house newsletter called the archometer, it endeavors to promote a culture of living life through design. archohm has also founded a design education initiative called the design village, a curated design travel platform called dtours India, bespoke design furniture and lifestyle studio called zolijns, and a product design label called gomaads. these initiatives co-exist in the same eco-system thereby, continue to draw energy and inspiration from one another. the design process, therefore, is enriched from this cohesiveness.