Biography

I am a dedicated researcher with a deep interest in the intersection of architecture, cultural identity, and sustainable development. My research encompasses various dimensions of architecture, including embodiment in architecture, the impact of gender on art and architecture, understanding hegemony and counter-hegemony in urban planning and architecture, anthropology in art and architecture, phenomenological understanding of place, and the socio-political impacts of architectural activities. My work has been presented at international conferences and widely published in reputable journals. Notable publications include "Embodiment and Architecture: Reinterpreting Human-Body Dynamics Across Centuries" and "Gender in School Architecture." My academic endeavors aim to bridge the gap between traditional and modern architectural practices, fostering inclusive and culturally reflective designs.