Studio Atory works across healthcare, office, retail, hospitality, and mixed-use environments. Our clients range from first-time tenants to experienced property owners.
Every project begins with understanding how a business actually operates — teams, people, workflow, adjacencies, and future flexibility. It ends with drawings a contractor can build from without guessing.
We think about code, cost, and construction from day one — not at the end. That discipline comes from a team grounded in real construction experience, which keeps decisions honest and drawings buildable.
And we listen.
It isn't only about the numbers. It is about what this space means to you and the people who will work in it every day.
We start with the existing condition — a site, a shell, a set of constraints.
Operational needs translate into a workable, code-compliant layout.
The plan becomes a 3D model clients can walk through and refine.
Documentation coordinates into the finished space your team will use.
Leads Design and Architecture at Atory. With 25+ years of experience across healthcare, workplace, retail, and mixed-use commercial projects, Nandini sets the standard for how drawings leave the studio — buildable, coordinated, and clear.
Passionate about creating spaces that are functional, buildable, and timeless, she brings a thoughtful balance of design vision, technical precision, and real-world constructability to every project.
Pooja leads operations and client relationships at Atory. Two decades on the construction side — with DPR, JE Dunn, and Gilbane — shape how she approaches design, starting every project with constructability at the core.
She ensures every engagement begins with the right questions, aligning design with business goals, budget, and long-term vision.
Serving clients across the state of Texas — from the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex to communities statewide.
Serving clients across the Commonwealth of Virginia and the broader Washington DC metro region.
Local insight in two regions, with one consistent standard for how work leaves the studio.
Tell us about your project — we'll take it from there.