Sanjay Prakash

Principal Consultant, SHiFt: Studio for Habitat Futures, India

Sanjay Prakash

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    4th Holcim Forum 2013 “Economy of Sustainable Construction” - Mumbai, India

    Sanjay Prakash, India

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    4th Holcim Forum 2013 “Economy of Sustainable Construction” - Mumbai, India

    4th Holcim Forum in Mumbai, India 2013: Workshop reporters (l-r): Chrisna du Plessis, Associate Professor, School for the Built Environment, University of Pretoria (South Africa) & Sanjay Prakash, Senior Advisor, Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS), Bangalore (India).

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    4th Holcim Forum 2013 “Economy of Sustainable Construction” - Mumbai, India

    4th Holcim Forum in Mumbai, India 2013: Workshop reporters present and discuss workshop findings (l-r): Mohsen Mostafavi (moderator), Chrisna du Plessis, Sanjay Prakash, Sarah Graham & Niklaus Haller.

Sanjay Prakash is a Principal Consultant at SHiFt: Studio for Habitat Futures based in New Delhi, India and was Workshop Reporter on “Compact city: Sustainable or just sustaining economic law?” at the 4th Holcim Forum 2013 “Economy of Sustainable Construction” held in Mumbai.

Last updated: July 12, 2024 Bangalore, India

Sanjay Prakas is an architect with a commitment to energy-conscious architecture, eco-friendly design, people’s participation in planning, music and production design. He was a partner of DAAT and Studio Plus, design firms that predate his current firm.

His area of practice and research over the last 30 years includes passive and low energy architecture and planning, hybrid air-conditioning, autonomous energy and water systems, bamboo and earth construction, community-based design of common property, and computer-aided design.

He was previously Senior Advisor for the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS), Bangalore. The IIHS is India’s first independently funded and managed inter-disciplinary National University for Research and Innovation, addressing the challenges of urbanization through an integrated program of education, research, consulting and advisory services.

He studied architecture at the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi.