Navya Designs' Research Cell is a dedicated unit focused on in-depth exploration of urban design challenges and opportunities, with a particular emphasis on the unique character of small towns. Led by the esteemed Professor Amita Sinha, a scholar-in-residence at IIT Gandhinagar, the cell is committed to developing sustainable conservation strategies for these invaluable cultural and historical landscapes.
Our research spans a diverse range of locations, including Vrindavan, Barsana, Nandgaon, Sanganer, Jamwa Ramgarh, and other significant urban centers. By delving into the rich tapestry of these places, we aim to uncover the underlying principles that shape their identity and inform future development.
Professor Sinha's extensive experience in planning and designing heritage landscapes, including iconic sites such as the Taj Mahal and the Gomti Riverfront, brings unparalleled expertise to our research endeavors. Her contributions have been recognized globally through numerous awards and publications.
The research cell at Navya Designs is dedicated to bridging the gap between academic research and practical application. Our findings inform our design process, ensuring that our projects respect the cultural and historical context while embracing contemporary needs.
Through rigorous research, collaboration, and a deep-rooted passion for preserving heritage, we strive to create sustainable and thriving communities for generations to come.
By fostering a culture of innovation and knowledge sharing, Navya Designs' Research Cell is at the forefront of shaping the future of urban development in India.
‘Our commitment to academic excellence and community development.’
Our Research Cell is dedicated to exploring the complexities of urban design, with a special focus on the cultural and historical richness of India's small towns. Through rigorous research and collaboration, we strive to develop innovative and sustainable solutions for preserving our heritage while fostering progress. Discover our research projects, publications, and insights into the world of urban planning and design.
