Anitha Yeshala

Project Manager

Years at SCNA

Years Experience

Education

Jawaharlal Architecture and Fine Arts University, B.S.- Architecture (Hyderabad, India)
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, M.S.- Architecture

Registrations

Council of Architecture (India)
NCARB #885489

Strengths

Quick learner, Excellent people skills, Mindful

What I Do

Anitha focuses on designing and documenting impactful civic projects, including fire stations, public buildings, and police stations. Her prior experience spans healthcare architecture, where she gained valuable expertise across all project phases—conceptual design, design development, and construction documentation. Additionally, Anitha's work on residential projects provided the opportunity to collaborate closely with clients, deepening her understanding of client needs and expectation

Who I Am

How does your design process work?

I would like to first understand what the need of the client is and what is the output expectation of theirs and based on which we can come to a middle ground in order to start the conceptual development then get into design development, refinement, Documentation and construction phase.

Which strategies do you use to optimize cost/material savings?

I work in the conceptional phase which is more like a design phase and then get into construction drawings which is more detailed version of the drawings, also getting into permitting drawings, construction phase drawings like coordinating with the site.

What is your architectural preferred style to work within?

I don't really disclaim myself for following one style but I do prefer modern architecture 90% of the times and having added on additional styles and design concepts like Sustainable design, green design etc.

Anitha Yeshala

What I Do

Who I Am

How does your design process work?

I would like to first understand what the need of the client is and what is the output expectation of theirs and based on which we can come to a middle ground in order to start the conceptual development then get into design development, refinement, Documentation and construction phase.

Which strategies do you use to optimize cost/material savings?

I work in the conceptional phase which is more like a design phase and then get into construction drawings which is more detailed version of the drawings, also getting into permitting drawings, construction phase drawings like coordinating with the site.

What is your architectural preferred style to work within?

I don't really disclaim myself for following one style but I do prefer modern architecture 90% of the times and having added on additional styles and design concepts like Sustainable design, green design etc.

Are there any aspects of architecture that you use to optimize cost/material savings?

Using local materials would save a lot of money and help optimize costing in materials and construction timeline as well.

Favorite Designer

Le Corbusier, Frank Gehry

Favorite Book(s), Titles(s), Series, Writer (s)

Anna Todd, Collen Hoover

Favorite Building or Space

Taj Mahal

Hobby(s)

Painting, Sketching, watching movies, Singing, dancing.

Saying (s)

Make sure you take time for yourself in the midst of this craziness.