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Dr Giridharan Renganathan delivers keynote speech at international conference, ICON BEST 2021

By | 01 March 2021

Director of Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment (CASE), Dr Giridharan Renganathan, delivered a key note speech as a ‘celebrity speaker’ at ICON BEST … Read more

Dr Renganathan invited to speak at Indian Faculties of Architecture

By | 28 August 2019

Senior Lecturer and CASE (Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment) director, Dr Giridharan Renganathan, was invited to speak to the staff at the Faculty … Read more

Dr Renganathan gives lecture at University of Moratuwa in Sri Lanka

By | 05 August 2019

Senior Lecturer and CASE director Giridharan Renganathan was invited to deliver a lecture to postgraduate students and staff at the Faculty of Architecture, University of … Read more

Former MArch Student publishes paper in Health Environments Research and Design Journal

By | 01 May 2018

Former MArch student, Megan Catt, has published her paper, ‘The Reality of Wellbeing-Focused Design in Dementia Care – A Case Study of Acute Dementia Wards … Read more

Dr Giridharan Renganathan receives prestigious medal for his work

By | 08 August 2016

CASE member Dr Giridharan Renganathan won the 2016 Carter Bronze medal for most highly rated paper relating to application and development. Giridharan’s paper “A medium-rise … Read more

New book on Urban Climate Challenges in the Tropics

By | 04 February 2016

Dr. Giridharan Renganathan has written a chapter on ‘Urban Climate Modelling: Challenges in the Tropics’ in the new book on Urban Climate Challenges in the … Read more

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