Shreya Ahuja Grover – India

Since November 3, 2023

Shreya Ahuja Grover has been appointed as India‘s Country Reporter as part of the WAC’s Country Editors/Reporters Program.Shreya Ahuja Grover is a practicing Architect and a seasoned Artist hailing from India, known for her fervent dedication to Architectural Journalism and impactful content creation. A graduate of Sushant School of Architecture, her rich professional background includes working at prestigious Architecture firms like AECOM, ARCOP Associates, Morphogenesis & Axiom India along with prestigious publications such as Living Etc India and STIR world, as well as notable digital platforms including LBB Delhi, So Delhi, and Eat Treat. Shreya has demonstrated a refined ability to curate and communicate compelling narratives that transcend the realm of mere discourse, resonating deeply with audiences on a global scale. With an unwavering passion for exploring the evolution of Urban Architecture, Visual Narratives, and the interplay of Art & History, Shreya remains committed to driving innovative design techniques that leave a lasting cultural impact. Driven by an enduring fascination with the ever-evolving landscape of Urban Architecture and its symbiotic dialogue with the visual arts, Shreya remains resolute in her pursuit of unraveling the intricate tales woven into the fabric of urban spaces. Her meticulous attention to detail, coupled with an insatiable thirst for historical knowledge,

propels her relentless exploration of design innovation, consistently pushing boundaries and redefining the intricate nexus between cultural legacy and contemporary aesthetics.You can follow Shreya on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.If you also want to be part of our volunteer reporters and become “the voice of your country on WAC while being the face of WAC in your country”, please send your motivation message and your CV to info@worldarchitecture.org. We also accept more than one reporter by country. First, please read WAC’s application details here.Shreya Ahuja Grover portrait photography © Tanya Singh.news reporter WAC Country Reporter.WAC’s Country Editors/Reporters Program was launched in December 2017 as a voluntary-based program that helps to disseminate local architecture and knowledge to global media through the new ways of Digital Journalism.WAC’s one-of-a-kind architecture-based Country Editors/Reporters Program program includes experienced journalists, architects, architecture students, academicians and new journalist candidates. Currently, WAC has 15 Country Reporters and 3 Country Editors distributed to 16 countries (the figures are subjected to change). WAC accepts applications from active architects and journalists who have an architecture background in any country. Architecture students are also welcome if they are at least on their last year of undergraduate architecture studies.If you also want to be part of our volunteer reporters and become “the voice of your country on WAC while being the face of WAC in your country”, please read WAC’s application details below.

We are actively seeking fellow community members from all around the World, to volunteer as the face of their country on World Architecture Community while being the voice of World Architecture Community in their country.The idea is very simple: we call for volunteer community members to join the World Architecture Community’s news team. By enrolling these community members scattered around the globe and interested in sharing their countries’ architecture news, we are now expanding our ability to share exclusive and local news, which we trust will be a great addition and benefit to our Community.Country Reporters and Country Editors are responsible for selecting, writing and submitting local architectural news, that are interesting and important enough to be published on the World Architecture Community’s News section. Country Editors have news articles approval authority. They are volunteer community members who have a desire to share their local architecture news with their country and the whole World through World Architecture Community, on a regular and sustained basis. Since we launched the program in December 2017, there’s been great interest and we are receiving applications every week from every corner of the globe (see map on the World Architecture Community’s homepage).Besides, all new recruits are first engaged as reporters for a 3-month trial-period. If WAC doesn’t see any activity on the new Reporters’ account within 3-month period, the positions will be removed. After that period, the reporters, who are found successful, are evaluated for the Country Editor status, while others will remain as Country Reporters, where applicable. It is important to note that there is no specific limit on how many may join a country team, so even if we announce a reporter for your country, you can still apply.