Mrs. Jambavati Gouda

She is an architect, urban designer, academician, and researcher with over a decade of experience in architectural and urban design education. Her teaching methodology integrates field-based learning, documentation, observation, and critical inquiry to help students understand the dynamic relationship between people, place, culture, and the built environment.

She has extensive experience teaching and mentoring students in the B.Arch and M.Arch Urban Design programmes. Her academic responsibilities include curriculum delivery, assessment and examination activities, and supervision of student design and research projects.

Her research interests focus on inclusive design, urban design, placemaking, and accessibility in the built environment, with particular emphasis on the spatial, social, cultural, and experiential needs of elderly citizens. She also contributes actively to departmental and institutional academic initiatives, including Placement Cell activities.