Prashant Parmar Architect
Ar. Prashant Parmar is Founder & Principal Architect at Shayona Consultants founded in 2001. The firm Shayona Consultant is featured in the list of “25 Best Architecture Firms In India” for 2 consecutive years by one of the world renown architecture magazine, Architizer.
Started as a small enterprise in India, it has proliferated so vastly in two decades that it has established remarkable design imprints in different countries across the globe. The firm has executed more than 1300+ architecture and interior design projects nationally and internationally within the short span of 23 years. With a team of experienced 25+ architects & interior designers, and over 1000+ skilled workers on site under the guidance of Ar. Prashant Parmar, the firm designs more than 100+ projects a year.
The design portfolio of the firm includes architectural and interior design projects in fields like Residential, Commercial, Hospitals, Industrial Complexes, Educational and Corporates. Moreover, the firm is voluntarily involved in designing prodigious cultural campuses like temples ranging from 5 acres to 25 acres master plan for BAPS Swaminarayan Sect, a world renown NGO.
Currently, the firm is involved in designing over 100 projects across India as well as projects in Sydney, South Africa, USA, UK, Tanzania, Thailand, Zambia, Boston and Canada.
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1. Over 5 Million+ Monthly Viewers Across Social Media Inspired by Timeless Designs
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“To deliver the end result exactly as proposed in the initial stage of planning” is the key feature of the firm.
According to Ar. Prashant, “It’s not necessary to spend lavishly to get good results, it’s instead necessary to spend insightfully to get outstanding results.”
Ar. Prashant says, “Large plots are not essential for lavish homes, but a thoughtful space planning can break the limitations of small plots making it breathable, inviting adequate natural light and ventilation.”