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Maryam Gusheh is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at Monash University. She specializes in adaptive reuse of buildings, sustainable architecture, and inclusive design for aging populations and people with disabilities. Her research emphasizes urban regeneration, housing accessibility, and policy frameworks for resilient built environments.
Key projects include the Retrofit Housing Atlas (2022), exploring adaptive reuse strategies in Australia; Reconfiguration of Shared Housing for People with Disability (2024); and the NCHA Independent Living Lab (2024), integrating technology and interdisciplinary approaches. She has received awards like the 2024 Reimagining Where We Live Prize for 'Many Place,' which rethinks urban spaces through collaborative design.
- Recent Activities: Contributed to the Commonwealth Design Competition (2024), the Venice Biennale 2008 pavilion, and co-organized the 'Common Ground' roundtable on inclusive urbanism (2023).
- Grants & Funding: Led or co-led 10+ projects funded by Monash University and external bodies, focusing on housing retrofitting, aged care, and disability-inclusive design.
- Labs/Teams: Coordinates the Monash Urban Lab, collaborating with architects, engineers, and policymakers on real-world urban challenges.
