The SPARC
within us

SPARC DESIGN is a professional consultancy firm committed to good design and its practice in the field of Architecture, Interiors, Landscape Design, Master Planning and Turnkey Solutions. We see design as a means of heightening the human level of consciousness and spatial experience

WHERE THOUGTS BECOME THINGS.       

WHERE THOUGTS BECOME THINGS.       

WHERE THOUGTS BECOME THINGS.       

WHERE THOUGTS BECOME THINGS.       

WHERE THOUGTS BECOME THINGS.       

WHERE THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS

SUHANI LAL SANGHRA

PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT

Suhani lal Sanghra, is an alumni of Sir J.J College of architecture, Mumbai with over 16 years of experience in architecture and interior design of large scale residential, commercial and hospitality projects. She has worked in various parts of the country and has travelled widely in India and abroad to explore the world of architecture and design.She is the principal architect at “Sparc Design”  having their work featured in multiple national and international publications.  Her academic work has been nominated for the Charles Correa and the V.S Gore gold medals.

Suhani, is recognized for her personally tailored – client specific designs that uses a burst of colors, textures, innovative materials, techniques and engineering details. She is an active member in various design portals; IIA, IIID , AESA to name a few.

Vikram Sanghra

DIRECTOR

“Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence”

Vince Lombardi

Having successfully completed construction projects and managed people from different walks of life, Vikram with his brilliant leadership skills brings an amazing level of confidence and comfort to his Clients and colleagues. His travels and exposure to many cultures across the world brings about a keen sense of detailing .With his organisational and management skills he – takes up each project with enthusiasm and zeal and tries to complete everything to perfection.

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