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Anupama Bharti

Also known as: Landscape Architect | Educator | Researcher | Story Writer | Poet

Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Indian Institute of Forest Management, School of Planning and Architecture

Research areas: Social Sciences · Education · Educational Innovations and Technology · Social Work Education and Practice · Interprofessional Education and Collaboration

ORCID iD 0000-0002-1973-4173

About

Anupama Bharti is a Landscape Architect, Educator, Researcher, Writer, Poet, and Indoor/Outdoor Space Curator. She has 14 years of teaching, research, and industrial experience. Her passion for research and writing has inclined her to read, document, and write about the cultural landscapes shaping human society for ages, urban vernacular open spaces and their indigenous built environment inculcate ecosystems and building contemporary cities and landscape linkages/wildlife corridors, justifying the role of Landscape Architects in conserving biodiversity. Her teaching interests are Landscape Design Studios (Urban and Site Level), Cultural and Historical Landscapes, Industrial Landscapes, Wildlife Corridors, Impact of Climate Change, Planting Design with Spaces, and Concepts in Architecture. Her design interests are Memorials/Museums and Storytelling Architecture, User-Friendly Open/Public Spaces, Campus Design, and Garden Design. Since January 2014 she has been a Faculty Member at prestigious institutions in India in Bhopal, Ahmedabad, Dehradun, and Lucknow. She has received the Young Women Researcher Award in Landscape Architecture, at the 9th Annual Meet Women Foundation by Venus International Women Awards (VIWA) 2024 in Chennai. She was also selected as a jury panel for the International Architecture and Design Competition 2024 by Terraviva for Brise Vent Havre: A Museum in The Port in Paris. Presently she is a faculty member at the Department of Architecture and Planning MANIT Bhopal.

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