Rahul joined Burrell Foley Fischer in the summer of 2023 and has since contributed to a wide range of projects across the education and arts sectors, from working on Westminster Under School to playing a key role in the redevelopment of Malvern Theatres.

He completed his undergraduate studies at the Leicester School of Architecture, graduating with First Class Honours. After gaining initial experience at a small residential practice in Surrey, Rahul went on to pursue his Master’s degree at the University of Nottingham. His research explored themes of urbanism and strategic masterplanning, culminating in a thesis titled Reconnecting the Imperfect City. The project examined how post-industrial infrastructure has fragmented cities and proposed interventions to reclaim disused and residual spaces as active civic connectors between boroughs.

In 2025, Rahul completed his Part 3 studies at the University of Nottingham, further developing his professional knowledge and responsibilities within practice as an Architect. He continues to support the practice across a range of building typologies and is keen to build on his thesis research, helping BFF influence the built environment at both micro and macro scales.

Outside of architecture, Rahul enjoys staying active and spending time outdoors, whether hiking, going to the gym, or playing five-a-side football with friends.

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