Neena Verma

Neena Verma serves as an Adjunct Instructor and Writing Associate at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. She also teaches at NJIT College of Architecture and Design and Parsons School of Design. Her professional background includes founding her eponymous architecture practice and extensive academic credentials.

• B.A. in Architecture (History, Theory & Criticism) from University of Pennsylvania
• B.S. in Economics from The Wharton School
• J.D. from Rutgers Law School
• M.Arch. from Tulane School of Architecture

Her research interests intersect architecture, law, and urban development. Notable publications include work with Architectural Research Quarterly, and her collaborative projects have been featured at the Association of American Law Schools, Buenos Aires Biennale, and Venice Biennale. Neena actively engages in interdisciplinary scholarship addressing legal frameworks in architectural practice and urban sustainability.

As an educator, she bridges theoretical and practical dimensions of design, emphasizing historical context and contemporary socio-economic challenges. Her work reflects a commitment to cross-disciplinary innovation in architectural education.