APARNA RADHAKRISHNA PRABU

Aparna is an incoming graduate student at New York University where she will begin an M.S. in Project Management this fall. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture (Honors) with a minor in Construction Management from the University of Houston, where her honors thesis — Asymptotic Stability: Architecture of Continuous Becoming, set at a former Superfund site, explored the wetlands of Texas City as a landscape of constant change, asking how architecture might adapt alongside shifting ecologies rather than resist them. Trained across architecture, construction, and the fine arts, Aparna pairs a designer's eye with a research and data-driven approach, from GIS and environmental analysis to visual storytelling; her studio work has been recognized with a Texas Society of Architects Studio Award and published. Having grown up and studied across Asia, the Pacific, and the United States, she is drawn to how culture, ecology, and the built environment shape one another. She is honored to be part of the team and to contribute to the project.