Archana Sharma
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Baltimore, Maryland Area United States
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Associate Professor, ecological thinking in urban design and planning
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http://works.bepress.com/archana_sharma/
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Dr. Archana Sharma's teaching and research focuses on designing environment friendly, sustainable and resilient cities. Towards this goal, Sharma has articulated frameworks for design and sustainability assessment through peer-reviewed Journal articles on on Lessons on planning a symbiotic city, Design syntax of Greenways and Genotype of Greenways. On technological innovation, Sharma has one patent filed (US Patent Application No. 62/126,264) on urban infrastructure, which is a work-in-progress. Sharma and her student teams have won first places at Sate and National level competitions such as 2015 Maryland Sustainable Growth Challenge and 2014 SHIFT: Greenways navigation design competit...
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Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Baltimore, Maryland Area United States
Occupation
Associate Professor, ecological thinking in urban design and planning
Website
http://works.bepress.com/archana_sharma/
About
Dr. Archana Sharma's teaching and research focuses on designing environment friendly, sustainable and resilient cities. Towards this goal, Sharma has articulated frameworks for design and sustainability assessment through peer-reviewed Journal articles on on Lessons on planning a symbiotic city, Design syntax of Greenways and Genotype of Greenways. On technological innovation, Sharma has one patent filed (US Patent Application No. 62/126,264) on urban infrastructure, which is a work-in-progress. Sharma and her student teams have won first places at Sate and National level competitions such as 2015 Maryland Sustainable Growth Challenge and 2014 SHIFT: Greenways navigation design competit...
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morgan state university sustainability planning architecture landscape morgan sustainable development banks lehman maryland hartwyk figlestahler sharma greenways stormwater management social equity md easton city streetscape resilience archana sharma chris schoenster living shoreline innovation technology coastal resilience
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