Nupur Khanter is an urban strategist working at the intersection of economic, social, and cultural forces shaping cities. She focuses on interdisciplinary, human-centric approaches to the built environment, drawing from her background in design. Her work spans equitable development and city-level resilience roadmaps, with global experience in the USA, Peru, Kenya, Sri Lanka, and India. She holds a master’s degree in urban design from the College of Environmental Design at UC Berkeley and a bachelor’s degree in architecture from Anna University.
Urban design and planning, climate adaptation and resillience, architecture
Transitions Research, Urban design associate
