An Urbanist by profession, I have been keenly studying vulnerabilities in urban areas focussing on economic dichotomies, climate change, and urban planning. My course-works allowed me to understand the relation of design at various scales ranging from ergonomic to urban. I have research interests in the fields of Public Health Policies, Neurourbanism, Urban Wellbeing, Design for Mental Health, and City Planning for a Healthy Lifestyle. Currently, I am engaged as a doctoral candidate on the study of the impact of urban design elements on wellbeing of city dwellers.

Public Health Policies, Neurourbanism, Urban Wellbeing, Design for Mental Health, City Planning for Healthy Lifestyle