Epistle
Smita Patil is an experienced professional in the fields of architecture and communications, currently serving as an Editorial Strategist at Epistle since July 2023. Prior to this role, Smita held the position of Senior Communications Manager and Senior Communications Executive. Smita's previous experience includes working as a Content Writer at CITTA from September 2022 to July 2023 and as a Junior Architect at A for Architecture from March 2021 to April 2022, where notable projects were undertaken in hospitality, residential, and commercial sectors. Additionally, Smita interned at Anupama Kundoo Architects, contributing to significant urban design projects and exhibitions, including the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark. Smita holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from B. K. P. S. College of Architecture, completed in 2020.
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Epistle
We started out in 2011 as India’s first communications consultancy run by architects, for architects. For our founder Tanya Khanna, the idea was straightforward: to craft compelling narratives about the built environment. Through the last decade, we have donned a few more hats, stepped into new territories, and grown from a one-woman mission to a 50+ team across 5+ cities. Today, we generate dialogue and enable outreach – in many ways, for many people. And while the scale and scope of our operations may have expanded, our mission remains the same – to democratise architecture. Today, businesses operate within an increasingly competitive market, and cultivating a unique identity and voice is crucial for growth. This is where we come in. We identify what sets you apart, amplify key messages, put together content that works, and find the right places for you to shine. Whether you are a budding brand, a boutique practice, or a corporation spanning continents, Epistle can help you redefine and streamline your perception among peers and clients, explore points of public engagement, and foster meaningful bonds with media mammoths – all through the merit of your own work.