Ghosh Project is an architectural practice working across early-stage studies, feasibility and selected design commissions. We work with clients at points where brief, site and constraints are still being defined, shaping clear architectural proposals grounded in context, planning and long-term use. Our work spans residential, community and public-sector projects, and draws selectively on analytical and computational methods where they add clarity, with ongoing research focused on adaptive feasibility and environmental constraints.

The studio is led by Pravin Ghosh, an architect with experience at Zaha Hadid Architects, Wilkinson Eyre Architects, Hopkins Architects, HOK, Patel Taylor Architects and Groves Natcheva Architects. He studied architecture at The Bartlett School of Architecture and currently teaches at the University of Greenwich.