Princeton University. School of Architecture (SoA). Post-Professional Master of Architecture Program
Pavan Vadgama (1992) is a Berlin-based architect and researcher exploring spatial reuse, urban ecologies, and interspecies cohabitation. He holds an M.A. Architektur from UdK-Berlin and a Post-Pro M.Arch from Princeton, with projects across India, Germany, and the U.S.
Articles
Threshold Architectures: Gaushalas and Infrastructural Afterlife
This paper examines the urban gaushala—a common yet often overlooked cowshed found across Indian cities—as a spatial formation that quietly manages the excesses of industrial mobility. Typically situated along infrastructural edges, within medians, under flyovers, or on fenced civic peripheries,…