Vibha Parulekar

Her professional experience in India spans public realm, adaptive reuse, residential and heritage projects, contributing across design development, documentation and stakeholder coordination.

Her interests lie at the intersection of architecture and landscape, particularly in how ecological systems, culture and built form come together to shape meaningful public environments. She is motivated by work that emerges through dialogue with community and place and sees design as a collective process that contributes to resilient and socially grounded outcomes.

Alongside practice, Vibha has contributed to research at RMIT’s Tectonic Formations Lab, supporting material prototyping and testing. She is a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Architects.

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