Sayali Wazalwar
As a graduate student, learned how using lean principles to improve efficiency at one U.S. hospital also improved prognosis for cancer patients receiving treatment there. That cemented her belief that architecture and design have the power to heal. From small clinics to complex research hospital campuses, she is driven by curiosity and responsibility, seeing every project as an opportunity to change patient outcomes for the better. Sayali’s sense of proportion and art hits in the kitchen, too, where she loves experimenting with spices.
Professional Highlights
Silver Medal, “Rehabilitation Center,” Healthcare Planning, Design and Construction Summit Student Challenge, Orlando, Florida
Honorary Mention, Union of International Architects’ Healthcare Future 2025 Competition
Recipient, Pidlite Award for Excellence in Architectural Studies
Presenter, “24 Hour Architecture: Designing for the Whole Person,” AIA Ohio
News & Insights
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Nov 25, 2019
(Mitigating) the Sound & the Fury in Healthcare Environments
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Nov 6, 2019
Sayali Wazalwar Wins Herman Miller Scholarship
“Cooking has taught me a lot of values - the importance of balance and proportion and the beauty of each of the flavors we come across in life. It makes me realize that life is so endlessly delicious.” – Sayali Wazalwar