Mayur is a senior architect, landscape architect and project leader at Snøhetta Oslo. After earning his master’s degree from Yale University, he has spent over 13 years at Snøhetta’s New York and Oslo studios, leading landscape architecture projects across the U.S., Mexico, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. 

Some of his key projects include Times Square reconstruction, the masterplan and campus landscape design for the Museum of Environmental Sciences in Guadalajara, Mexico and the public garden at the landmarked 550 Madison Avenue in Manhattan.  

Mayur taught postgraduate landscape architecture studios at the University of Pennsylvania and University of Minnesota where he was the HWS Cleveland Fellow in 2019. He has been a guest critic for master’s level architecture and landscape studios at several universities in the US.   

 

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