NAVALE CONSULTING GROUP - Key Persons
Ron Lane-Smith has authored several articles on architectural design and history with special relevance to India - in both the Hindu and Islamic traditions, and a major work on the visual and mathematical design basis of the Taj Mahal of Agra. His insights conclusions and proposals are original, exclusive and unique and therefore rare and controversial.
Divya Ramagopal, d/o B Ramagopal, graduated in Architecture from Sri Venkateshwara College of Architecture (affiliated to JNTU) in the year 2006. After gaining experience in architectural firms based out of Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai and Pune for 4 years, she is now the Senior Architect at NCG. She has been involved in architectural and interior projects; in the design, execution and site coordination of a vast range of projects including residential, commercial, large scale industrial and institutional buildings and complexes. She has been part of teams that have worked on BGS Global Hospital, International School of Hyderabad (ISH) - ICRISAT, Library at Glendale Academy, Enpro Industries, Pune and she has also worked on few residential projects in Hyderabad, Pune and Mumbai. During her student days, she studied conservation architecture, and was associated with HUDA (now HMDA) in identifying and surveying buildings that were later added into the Heritage Buildings List. She has a keen interest in sustainable and environmentally sensitive architecture.
Ron Lane-Smith has authored several articles on architectural design and history with special relevance to India - in both the Hindu and Islamic traditions, and a major work on the visual and mathematical design basis of the Taj Mahal of Agra. His insights conclusions and proposals are original, exclusive and unique and therefore rare and controversial.