Tallulah D’Silva is an architect who promotes eco-friendly and cost-effective building practices, focusing on using mud as a sustainable material. She is also an educator, engaging students in outdoor learning. Tallulah writes for local newspapers and international publications on topics like architecture, the environment, and social issues.She has started many eco campaigns and city initiatives such as Nirmalaya during Ganesh Chaturthi, NoMoZo (Non-Motorized Zone), and Black Spot Fixes. She has also led projects like the EcoLoo and RootZone systems, which promote using waste as a resource and creating zero-pollution models.
Tallulah has received many awards for her work as an architect, writer, and environmentalist. She joined ARZ in 2009, motivated by a desire to engage in social work focused on women and children. She is inspired by the great work ARZ does in fighting human trafficking, providing outreach, and creating alternative livelihood opportunities for victims of commercial sexual exploitation.Tallulah’s passion for ARZ’s mission and her broad expertise make her a valuable member of the ARZ board.