As a research scholar at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, I am exploring the intersection of architecture and psychology, with a focus on how built environments affect human behaviour, cognition, and well-being. My research orientation involves understanding the psychophysiological aspects of architectural spaces. I'm employing virtual reality (VR) as a primary tool to comprehensively explore the effects of these consciously designed, research-based built environments on the psychological and physiological well-being of the occupants.I hold a Master of Architecture degree from Jamia Millia Islamia, where I also completed a socio-architecture internship with a well-being foundation, working on low-cost community projects and modern architectural interventions. I have diverse and divergent working interests, ranging from pedagogy to planning strategies, and I appreciate and welcome unconventional and innovative projects, research, and teaching practices. I am a creative problem solver and an intuitive leader, with skills in Rhino 3D, Unity, and other VR software (EyeCAD-VR, VR Sketch, etc.).