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Epistle

Name: Epistle
Address: Delhi, IN
Telephone: +919871847054
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Epistle is a Communications Consultancy providing bespoke, strategic consulting services for architecture, design, planning and allied disciplines.

As designers and allied professionals, your work speaks for itself. However, the process of getting new business often relies more on how your work is perceived rather than the value it actually represents. Epistle helps ambitious practices to seek and garner enhanced visibility in the fore-front of the industry through their existing portfolio in a framework that follows global standards. Our intent is to generate strategic communication material, provide content creation solutions for marketing/communication strategies and media visibility.

09/09/2026

Looking to shape the future of design beyond the drawing board?

Explore opportunities in editorial, communication, visual storytelling, research and branding across the architecture and design ecosystem.

Here’s a curated jobs guide by Epistle to help you discover roles beyond mainstream architecture.

Swipe to learn more!

[Design Jobs, Architecture Jobs, Job Opportunities, Internship, Vacancies, Design Communication, Architectural Journalism, Hiring]

02/09/2026

Streets are the primary unit in a city - the most democratic spaces we build.

Despite this, most Indian streets are either not designed, and when they are ‘planned’ the primary user is always a car, and not people. Footpaths shrink, shade disappears, and the people who are eyes and ears of the street - vendors, the elderly, and children often get pushed to the margins.

At Epistle, we believe city-making is fundamentally about people, not traffic flow. A well-designed street can lower urban heat, support local livelihoods, and make daily life safer and more dignified for everyone who uses it, not just those who can afford a car.

Indian Streets Reimagined is a design competition by GRIHA Council and the Council of Architecture that’s asking exactly this question: what if we designed streets as people-first infrastructure?

To know more, click the link in bio.

28/08/2026

We curated the Circle Talks at Design POV around a simple idea: what if design conversations moved beyond projects and portfolios to explore the invisible forces that shape design and how we experience it?

Bringing together leading voices from architecture, photography, hospitality, technology, fashion and art, the Design POV Circle programme looked at design through a more human lens, exploring how memory, emotion, culture and perception influence what we create.

13/08/2026

In this incisive piece, Hindustan Times metro features editor Manoj Sharma examines the rise of “absurd” urban projects — flyovers that narrow without warning, overbridges that cut too close to homes and the systemic gaps in planning, review, and oversight that let them get approved in the first place.

Glad this crucial conversation is being explored through such careful, thoughtful reporting.

Image Credits: Azeem Tamboli, Kashif Masood | Hindustan Times.

[urban planning, civic accountability, urban infrastructure, urban development India,urban governance, public policy, investigative journalism, city planning]

22/07/2026

A road can be imagined as a living body—bleeding, scarred, and demanding care. This powerful metaphor lies at the heart of Sydney Coldren’s winning essay, “A Beating and Bleeding Heart: Corporeal Metaphors and the Politics of Care in Bogotá, Colombia,” which won the “Make a Case” category at Epistle Writing Prize 2025 and has now been published on ArchDaily — made possible through our benefits program that gives winners a chance to be featured on leading digital platforms.

Through the story of Bogotá’s La Carrera Séptima (Seventh Avenue), Coldren explores how cities are often described as living bodies in need of healing. She argues that this language of “care” has frequently been used to justify interventions that prioritise control over the people who use these spaces, while overlooking the everyday communities and informal networks that keep the city alive.

Swipe through for excerpts from the essay. Read the full piece on ArchDaily — link in bio.

07/07/2026

The easiest thing to do with an old building is to tear it down — but a quieter counter-movement is proving otherwise.

In this , Editorial Strategist, Shahzeb Athar (Shahzeb Athar) pens a story for India Today HOME titled “Old Walls, New Lives”, speaking with Anjali Mangalgiri of Grounded (Grounded Design Studio), Natasha Kumar & Abhijit Sawant of Studio Tilt (Studio Tilt), groupDCA (groupDCA) and RENESĀ Architecture Studio (RENESĀ Architecture Studio) on how four forgotten structures across Goa and Gurgaon were given a second life instead of being demolished.

Swipe through to see how saving what already stands is becoming India’s most sustainable design choice. Full story in bio.

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26/06/2026

Forests, wetlands, grazing lands, coastlines — India’s commons are alive with stories waiting to be told.

Land Conflict Watch Land Conflict Watch is commissioning writers to find and tell them. Rs.10,000 per story, travel covered.

Pitch yours to [email protected]. Submissions accepted on a rolling basis.

22/06/2026

Research is only as powerful as its ability to reach the people who can act on it. That was the challenge UN-Habitat India brought to us.

We restructured a complex body of work into a multi-format communications strategy built to reach municipal officials and general audiences alike, each in the language and format that would actually land.

Swipe through to see how we did it.

15/06/2026

Looking to shape the future of design beyond the drawing board?

Explore opportunities in editorial, communication, visual storytelling, research and branding across the architecture and design ecosystem.

Here’s a curated jobs guide by Epistle to help you discover roles beyond mainstream architecture. Swipe to learn more!

[Design Jobs, Architecture Jobs, Job Opportunities, Internship, Vacancies, Design Communication, Architectural Journalism, Hiring]

03/06/2026

For us at epistle, inspiration and ideas can be found anywhere - sometimes even in a well-crafted cocktail.
Recently, our Director Falguni Budhraja () explored the ‘Whisky Experiments’ with Johnnie Walker Black Label for The Bar in Bengaluru. But rather than a traditional tasting, it became a study in creation.

From the aromatic layering of liquor choices and ingredients to the technical craft of achieving the right taste notes, the process of making a cocktail mirrors the rigour we bring to the built environment. It’s a reminder that whether we are shaping a narrative, a city, or a cocktail, the fundamentals of creation and attention to detail remain the same.

The journey was enriched by conversations and a bar crawl led by Riddhi Paul () at Bar Spirit Forward (), Muro (.bangalore), and Dali & Gala (). The visionary teams behind the bars are dismantling the status quo, which mirrors the innovation we strive for at Epistle.

Read the full feature on The Bar (.india).
[Link in bio]

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Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 7pm

Telephone

+919871847054

Website

http://www.epistle.co/

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