Studio Juggernaut
Studio Juggernaut is an international, interdisciplinary architectural practice operating between New Delhi and Tokyo—two of the world’s most intense, layered, and rapidly transforming metropolitan contexts. Working at the intersection of some of the largest global economies, we design contemporary built environments that are deeply rooted in place, history, and culture, while remaining rigorously forward-looking.
Our work is informed by the long arc of building traditions, craft, and material intelligence, as well as by a shared conviction that architecture is a social, cultural, and environmental instrument—one that shapes how people live, work, and inhabit. Every project is an opportunity to question norms, recalibrate values, and expand architecture’s impact beyond the object.
Harsh Vardhan Jain
Principal Architect & Founding Partner
M.Arch, University of Virginia | B.Arch, Sushant School of Art and Architecture
Harsh Vardhan Jain is a Principal Architect and Founding Partner at Studio Juggernaut. Prior to establishing the partnership, he began his independent architectural practice in 2013. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Virginia, USA (2013), where he was awarded a Certificate of Design Excellence, and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Sushant School of Art and Architecture (2008).
Between his undergraduate and graduate studies, Harsh Vardhan Jain spent his formative professional years at Vir. Mueller Architects, where he progressed to the role of Senior Architect. As a project lead, he was involved in the design and execution of several mid- to large-scale buildings and master planning projects.
With over 18 years of professional experience, Harsh Vardhan Jain currently leads Studio Juggernaut’s international outreach and collaborations. Actively engaged with academia, he is frequently invited as a guest critic at the University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning. He has also delivered lectures on the work of Studio Juggernaut at the University of Virginia (USA) and Keio University (Japan).
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