Parametric facade design is transforming India’s architectural identity, bringing together computational intelligence, climate-responsive performance, and expressive geometric aesthetics. Driven by advanced tools like Rhino and Grasshopper, parametric facades use data and algorithms to shape modular skins, adaptive louvers, and custom metal panels that respond intelligently to sunlight, ventilation, and contextual forces. Inspired by global icons such as Al Bahar Towers, Sage Gateshead, and Fondation Louis Vuitton, Indian studios—especially Soga Design Studio—reinterpret these ideas for local climates, materials, and budgets, creating high-impact designs that are both visually striking and environmentally efficient. These next-generation facades reduce energy consumption by 20–30%, enhance thermal comfort, and strengthen resilience against heat, monsoon conditions, and urban pollution. Through innovative louver systems, algorithmic modules, and culturally rooted geometric patterns, Soga Design Studio is leading this evolution, proving that parametric architecture in India can achieve global sophistication while remaining deeply grounded in performance, sustainability, and contextual relevance.