The architecture industry is experiencing one of its most significant transformations since the introduction of digital drafting. Across India, architects, facade consultants, developers, and design-led clients are increasingly moving beyond conventional design processes and embracing data-driven, performance-oriented, and computational approaches to architecture. At the center of this shift lies parametric architecture—a methodology that combines design thinking, algorithms,

The Luxe Parametric Bench Series by art[LAB] emerges from this subtle shift — where furniture moves beyond function and enters the realm of presence. Conceived as sculptural interventions, these benches are not designed merely to serve, but to anchor, to invite pause, and to reshape spatial perception through form.

This emerging practice—known globally as parametric art—is reshaping contemporary sculpture. In India, however, it remains rare. It is within this expanding frontier that Sushant Jai-Amita Verma positions himself as a Contemporary Parametric Artist from India, exploring geometry-driven art installations across multiple scales and materials.

The Rise of Parametric Design in India: How Sushant Verma Helped Shape a Movement (from Zaha Hadid Architects to rat[LAB] Studio) Sushant Verma—often regarded as a pioneer of parametric design in India—has been one of the central figures behind that shift. From his time at Zaha Hadid Architects (London) to research-driven practice and teaching across geographies, his journey has helped translate computational design from a global discourse into a thriving Indian ecosystem.