Naeera Ali is an architect with ancestral ties to Kuttichira, Kozhikode, Kerala. She integrates her heritage into her work. A Master’s degree holder from the Rhode Island School of Design, Naeera is the founder of the Confluence North Malabar Collective, advocating for the preservation of timber-masonry mosques and the vernacular heritage of North Malabar. Her approach unites design, craftsmanship, and conservation to inspire sustainable architectural practices.

With over 7+ years of experience in photogrammetry, 3D scanning, CAD, and architectural visualization, Darshan specializes in creating digital twins, virtual environments, and immersive experiences. His work spans across fields like archaeology, heritage preservation, architectural documentation.

Ijaz, a visual designer and illustrator based in Kochi, Kerala, has made significant contributions to the Mishkal Palli project. With a background in fine arts, he has created illustrations for film title animations, book covers, editorial illustrations, and comics. His work has helped bring the mosque’s architectural story to life in a captivating way.

Mishkal Mosque Committee is the traditional managing body and community trust responsible for the care, maintenance, and stewardship of Mishkal Palli : one of India’s oldest surviving mosques, located in Kozhikode, Kerala.

Formed by local leaders and custodians of the mosque’s heritage, the committee oversees both the religious functions and conservation of the mosque’s unique architectural legacy

Abdullah is a photogrammetry specialist with over four years of experience converting image datasets into precise, optimized 3D models. He works across architecture, heritage preservation, drone mapping, and interactive media :delivering scalable, textured, and ready-to-use assets with speed and precision.

INTACH – Calicut Regional Chapter supported the creation of the signage board for Mishkal Palli as part of its mission to promote heritage awareness and documentation in North Kerala. Mohan, a long-time collaborator, played an essential role in proof-reading and refining the historical and architectural content, helping ensure clarity, accuracy, and accessibility for public audiences.