Ar. Pooja Singh is an Urban Regeneration professional with over five years of experience spanning Architecture and Interior Design teaching, field documentation, and community-driven design research. Her areas of research include context-sensitive urbanism, cultural heritage and identity, and gender-inclusive design.

Her interdisciplinary approach brings together spatial analysis and socio-cultural inquiry, enabling her to contribute meaningfully to both academic discourse and applied design practice.

• M.Arch. Urban Regeneration - Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, New Delhi
• B.Arch. I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University

Ar. Pooja Singh's research sits at the intersection of heritage-led urban regeneration, indigenous knowledge systems, inclusive and universal design, and cultural-environmental transitions in architecture. Through interdisciplinary methods, including spatial mapping, ethnographic observation, visual graph analysis, carrying capacity assessment, and policy reviews, she explores how built environments evolve under the pressures of tourism, climate change, urbanisation, and socio-cultural transformation.

Her publications reflect consistent engagement with cultural landscapes, sustainable urban development, and inclusive design across diverse regional contexts in India. Her work demonstrates a sustained commitment to heritage conservation, community-centred planning, inclusive design, and culturally rooted sustainability.

• Present Assistant Professor, Mody University of Science and Technology(MUST), Lakshmangarh
• . Assistant Professor (Architecture and Interior Design) - The Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati
• . Conservation Architect (Industry) - The Forms, Jaipur