Abm Architects

Brinda Miller studied Textile Design at Sir J.J. School of Art in 1979 with a First Class, standing first in order of merit in Maharashtra. She also studied Drawing and Painting at the Parsons School of Design, New York in 1989. Since 1982, Brinda has had 14 solo exhibitions

Brinda has been part of several group shows and has participated and organized several workshops and art camps in India, as well as internationally.

Brinda has been with the Kala Ghoda Association almost since its inception since 2000 as Hon. Executive Committee member. She is involved in the beautification of this now famous art district of Mumbai, which hosts the only major multicultural festival in India. She is Hon. Festival Director of the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, and has been instrumental in bringing this festival to its present popularity.She is also Art Adviser to several NGOs and other Art Organizations such as Artists' Centre ,of which she has been Hon. Chairperson for the last 3 years; and AVID,a public programming platform.

She is also on the Board of The Swiss Annual Award for Sir J.J School of Arts among many other juries.

Brinda has created murals for this precinct and has been responsible in bringing public art to the city:

After graduating from Bombay University with a B. Arch, Alfaz Miller started his practice in 1972. Alfaz is at home at both ends of the architectural spectrum from small projects which are composed with careful artistry to a highly specialized vocabulary of interior design. He is now working extensively on medium and large architectural projects for private individuals, corporates and institutions. As Alfaz enters his quiet elegant office in Studio Millernium, it hums with high-octane energy, perfectly in keeping with the high-tech corporate projects. The firm specializes in the architecture of private houses, and his office mirrors this interest, with its division into intimate seating and work areas, and his collection of art and vintage cars.

She also visited Costa Rica where she conceptualized, designed and built a prototype for a sustainable classroom for rural schools.

She completed designing and building furniture for a homeless shelter in Woonsocket, Rhode Island where she developed a system that focuses on the production of architectural effects through the design and fabrication of storage solutions.

She currently works for an architecture firm Somaya and Kalappa Consultants, Mumbai, India as an Interior Architect.