معرفی
Arjun Rajah is a Lecturer in Architecture at the School of Architecture, University of Reading. He serves as Module Convenor for AA1IPI and Design Tutor for Year 1, contributing significantly to undergraduate architectural education. He also holds a parallel position as Deputy Year Chair for the work-based MArch1 course at the Welsh School of Architecture, emphasizing his deep engagement with the integration of academic learning and professional practice.
Education:
- PGDip in Professional Practice in Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 3), University of Westminster
- BArch in Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 2), University of Manchester
- BA (Hons) in Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 1), University of Manchester
With over ten years of professional experience in architectural practice, Arjun brings real-world insights into the classroom. His research focuses on architectural pedagogy, the evolving discourse between education and practice, and the parallels between film and architecture. He explores how identities are constructed and expressed through built environments, and how everyday habits and rituals shape and are shaped by spatial contexts. His current practice involves small-scale residential projects, keeping him closely attuned to industry developments and user needs.
Although no publications are currently listed, his interdisciplinary interests suggest a trajectory toward scholarly contributions in design theory, cultural studies in architecture, and experiential design. His role in practice-integrated education indicates a strong commitment to innovative teaching models. Arjun Rajah has not received any listed scientific awards. There is no information available about students he may have advised or research grants he has led.
He is actively involved in both academic and professional spheres, contributing to the development of architects who are reflective, culturally aware, and practically grounded. His dual roles in Reading and Cardiff underscore his national contribution to architectural education.
