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Suchi Priyadarshani

A researcher, an architect, holding a Ph.D. is motivated to find solutions to sustain the health of the occupants and building. 

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Welcome

I am grateful to the almighty for that I have been raised by great parents and educated by great teachers in my school and universities, who have made me a confident person who can find the path to reach my goals without fear. Also, I am proud to have inherited the quality of willingness to make direct societal contributions.

 

We humans have come so far in time that we have learned to build buildings to a great deal of excellence. Marvellous buildings are found throughout the planet, and some historical buildings stand tall and old to tell their stories even today. I am an architect by training from the prestigious Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. Buildings, to me, are not just an abode but a fine blend of art and engineering. I love to observe buildings, and I often read the architect's mind just as we decipher the meaning of a poem sung by a poet. My affinity for mathematics and engineering helps me take the path of engineering research to understand buildings and the built environment to a deeper level. 

 

Today, I am at Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India, earning the maturity in the role of moisture in a built environment. Moisture is found to impact the physiological, psychological and behavioural health of the occupants in the building. It affects nearly all dimensions of a building’s functional performance, i.e., structural, durability,  thermal, acoustics,  indoor air quality, ventilation /freshness /odour, and aesthetics, and also influences the health of occupants. Moisture unifies all indoor air parameters, yet strangely remains the least explored. I am excited and hopeful that my research will benefit the society that has raised me.

 

Suchi Priyadarshani

Student Competition Award at the 6th Building Simulation Applications (BSA) Conference 2024 held in Bolzano (Italy)

Suchi Priyadarshani,  Monto Mani “Examining indoor moisture regimes in response to varying window-to-wall ratio, ventilation, and climate zone for dwellings with earth-based plaster”, 6th Building Simulation Applications 2024 (BSA 2024), June 26 – June 28, 2024, Bozen/Bolzano, Italy
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Alma mater & Collaborations

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