Building Venture-Scale Companies in the Built Environment.

I've built venture-backed companies, raised institutional capital, and spent the last decade turning architectural thinking into technology businesses.

Now I'm helping the next generation of architects, founders, and firms build what's next.

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Architect 〰️ Founder 〰️ Operator 〰️

Vaishnavi More is redefining what it means to be an architect in the 21st century—showing that architects can build companies, technologies, movements, and industries, not just buildings.

Building the Future of Practice

From Architect to Entrepreneur

About Vaishnavi More

Architect. Entrepreneur. Technology Founder.

Vaishnavi More is an architect, two-time venture-backed founder, technology entrepreneur, and advisor working at the intersection of architecture, artificial intelligence, business, and innovation.

She has built venture-backed companies, raised more than $1 million across her ventures, studied at the University of Michigan and Harvard Graduate School of Design, and developed a career that extends far beyond traditional architectural practice.

Today, she is the Founder and CEO of Zenoya, advises founders building ambitious companies, and speaks about the future of architecture, entrepreneurship, AI, and innovation.

Vaishnavi More at Harvard Graduate School of Design — demonstrating academic excellence and Ivy League credentials

Her Track Record

Selected Highlights

  • Founder & CEO, Zenoya

  • Architect

  • Harvard Graduate School of Design

  • University of Michigan

  • Venture-backed founder

  • Raised over $1M across ventures

  • Harvard Innovation Labs

  • Forbes 30 Under 30 Scholar

A Career Built Across Architecture, Technology and Business


What I believe

Architects can build more than buildings.
They can build products, technology companies, new business model.

They can become investors, operators, researchers, leaders, and founders.

The future of architecture will not be shaped only inside traditional firms. It will also be shaped by the people willing to challenge how the industry works—and build something better.

My work exists to help more architects and designers become those people.

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Let's Build What's Next

Whether you're building a company, leading a firm, organizing a conference, or simply asking bigger questions about the future of architecture, the conversation starts here.