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PIN–UP | INTERVIEW: Bijoy Jain, Founder Of Studio Mumbai Is Inspired By Air, Water, And Light
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The Indian architect who blends the traditional and modern.
INTERVIEW: Bijoy Jain, Founder Of Studio Mumbai Is Inspired By Air, Water, And Light By Felix Burrichter Bijoy Jain photography by Marlon Rueberg for PIN–UP. Indian architect Bijoy Jain founded his Mumbai-based practice in the mid-1990s, after a decade of studying and working abroad. But his eponymous firm didn’t come into its own until 2005, after it was renamed Studio Mumbai and transitioned to more of an architectural workshop model, complete with in-house artisans and even a stonemason. In 2010 Studio Mumbai came to the rest of the world’s attention thanks to an installation at the Venice
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