Aayush Jindal is an architect whose work has been shaped across India, France, and Germany. Born in India, he grew up close to architecture and construction, where the transformation of drawings into walls, rooms, and lived spaces first formed his fascination with building.

His architectural education expanded this early curiosity into a wider engagement with design, cities, culture, and architecture’s role in shaping human experience. During his studies, he participated in national and international competitions, receiving recognition including twice at the World Architecture Festival Student Charrette in Singapore and Berlin. He later became a licensed architect in India, worked independently on housing projects, and taught as an Assistant Professor.

Aayush spent around three years in France, working on housing, urbanism, competitions, and adaptive reuse, experiences that deepened his understanding of context, landscape, and collective life. He has since lived and worked in Germany for over five years, across Düsseldorf, Heilbronn, and Nürnberg. His German experience spans projects of different scales, budgets, and typologies, from housing and innovation campuses to renovation, restoration, and adaptive reuse of public buildings, offices, and kindergartens. Within these projects, he has worked collaboratively and with growing independence across concept design, execution planning, coordination, site management, and supervision assistance.

Alongside office practice, he has engaged in independent projects and direct collaborations with architects, artists, and creative teams across India, France, the Netherlands, and the United States. Moving between countries, cultures, and four languages has shaped his way of observing, communicating, and designing.