Aravind Moreshwar Vaidya was an Indian student who enrolled, as post-graduate, in the inaugural year of the Architectural Association’s Department of Tropical Architecture, in 1954-55. He was proposed for RIBA membership by Jane Drew and Maxwell Fry in 1956 and by 1959 had returned to India, where he was appointed Junior Architect for the design and construction of the Life Insurance Company of India 'Yogakshema', Central Office, in Mumbai, contributing photographs of the project to Design magazine in 1965.

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• Architectural Association Student Register 1945-1972, AA Archives
• Design 1965, Vol. 9, p20
• Kalendar of the RIBA, 1965, p228
• RIBA Journal 1959, Vol. 67, p68.
• RIBA Journal 1971, Vol. 78, p3.