Tushar Mondal
Assistant Professor
Tushar is an alumnus of Jamia Millia Islamia, 2018. He completed his post-graduation in Architectural Design from University College London in 2020, for which he also secured the Commonwealth Master’s Scholarship 2019. His Master’s dissertation was featured in the BPro Show Book as a stand out research piece. He has also been to Svalbard, Norway to study climate change in the Arctic and presented some of those findings at the 2022 International CAADRIA Conference in Australia.
Tushar has 2 years of experience as an architect and 3 years of experience as an academic. He has also published articles and research papers on topics related to sustainable development, as well as pedagogy. Since 2020, Tushar has also helped guide students about pursuing courses from institutions outside india. He joined the GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam, as an Assistant Professor in March 2025.
Relevant Publications/Projects
Orcid - https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8108-176X
- International Conference on Social Sciences 2024 | March 2024 | Amity Institute of Social Sciences, Amity University, Noida, India
- Presented paper – More-Than-Human Cities? Moving towards Post-Anthropocene Design Ideologies to navigate Ecological Futures
- Presented paper – Extroverting Sexuality: Decolonising Sex and Gender in Contemporary India. (Co-authored with Ms. Shviti Tagore.)
- National Conference on ‘Artificial Intelligence: A New Dawn in Education’ | Feb 2024 | Institute of Vocational Studies, New Delhi, India
- Presented paper – Playful Pedagogy: DVGs as Tools of Inclusive Education and Skill Reinforcement
- ArchConnect by Nbyula - Skillizens without Borders | Jun 2023
- Panelist | Mastering the Blueprint: Program Selection and Application Summit for Masters in Architecture, Urban Design, and Planning in the UK
- CAADRIA 2022 POST-CARBON (27th International Conference for CAADRIA) | Apr 2022 | Sydney, Australia
- Presented paper – Autonomous Transhumance
Expertise
Sustainability and Sustainable Development, Urban Ecology, Post-Anthropocene Design, Socio-politics of Architecture, Digital Architecture
