Ranjit joined Payette in 2011 following his graduation from Carnegie Mellon University where he studied both Architecture and Civil Engineering. As a co-chair of Payette’s Young Designers Core, Ranjit is always looking for ways to empower the next generation of leaders within the profession and works closely with the BSA in pursuit of this goal. Given the opportunity, he would redesign the Sumner Tunnel to include bike and pedestrian lanes. He follows BLDG BLOG and The Economist.
Penn State W1 receives a 2026 Chicago Athenaeum Award.
Suspended within Penn State’s College of Engineering West 1 Commons, the Hanging Classroom is an iconic element of the building.
This two-story, wood-clad structure houses two classrooms, each accommodating 80 students, while its sculptural underside creates a dynamic canopy above the Level 2 gathering space. It is sculpted into 63 unique acoustic/architectural coffers made from a bi-directional grid of orthogonal ribs.
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