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Chandrani Chakrabarti

Associate Professor
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About Chandrani Chakrabarti

Chandrani is a landscape architect with fifteen years of professional consulting experience in landscape architecture and urban design. Her interest includes landscape ecology, nature-based solutions, and landscape urbanism. She completed MLA from Harvard University and a B.Arch from Jadavpur University. She is a LEED Accredited Professional in neighbourhood development.
Chandrani Chakrabarti is a landscape architect with over ten years of professional consulting experience in landscape architecture and urban design. Chandrani s teaching and research interests include landscape ecology, productive landscapes, and landscape urbanism. She has been associated with CEPT University since 2018, and currently serves as Program Coordinator, Master of Landscape Architecture. Previously, Chandrani worked as a Senior Associate at Jerde Partnership Inc. in Los Angeles. There, she led commercial mixed use development projects primarily in the US, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. Chandrani has a Master in Landscape Architecture (MLA) degree from Harvard University, and a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) degree from Jadavpur University.
  • Blue – green infrastructure in urban design
  • Nature-based solutions in landscape system
  • Urban Waterfronts — S‑2025
  • Beating the Urban Heat — S‑2025
  • Landscape Urbanism — S‑2025
  • Introduction to Landscape and Ecology — S‑2025
  • Advanced Landscape Theory — M‑2025
  • Water Plus — M‑2025
  • Landscape in Housing Design — S‑2024
  • Water Plus Studio — M‑2024

Conference

  1. Water-Resilient Urban Futures: Scenario-Based Visual Matrices Cities of Care Conference, University of Toronto India Foundation, IIT Madras Research Park
  2. Assessing the People-Resource Relationships in Redevelopment Projects around Urban Waters 15th ISOLA Conference, Bhopal, 2024
  3. Embracing Green Infrastructure: A Ground-Up Adaptation of Nature-Based Solutions in South Asian Cities International Conference on Urban Affairs, New York, 2024
  4. Framework for prioritising water body restoration: a context of Indian populated cities with climate challenges AESOP Annual Congress 2025
  5. Nature based Solutions for the Un-altered Ecosystems : Addressing Vacant Lands as a typological study in Ahmedabad through GIS Methods UC2024, ESRI India user conference
  6. Reviving the lost ECLAS 2025 agriCULTURAL landscape
  7. Life in Parks: A South Asian Perspective Future Proof Management of Public Spaces: I.A.M. Public Space, Wageningen University & Research
  8. Scaling Up, Scaling Deep: Negotiating Scales for Productive Urban Landscapes ECLAS Conference: Scales of Change

Conference Proceedings

  1. Scaling up, scaling deep: Negotiating scales for productive urban landscapes Chandrani Chakrabarti, Mansi Shah ECLAS — European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools – Scales of change

Book Chapter

  1. Reimagining Pedagogy in Architectural Conservation and Landscape: Integrating Ecological and Feminist Materialist Approaches for the Anthropocene Chandrani Chakrabarti, Sonal Mithal Collective Pedagogies for an Anti-Disciplinary Design Education

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