Shumi Bose

About the Author

Shumi Bose is a distinguished architectural historian, curator, and educator whose work bridges the worlds of design, theory, and practice. With a career spanning academia and the arts, she has held key positions at institutions like the Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL and the Victoria and Albert Museum, where she shaped critical dialogues on global architecture. Bose's insightful writings explore the intersections of culture, space, and society, often highlighting underrepresented voices in the built environment. Her book 'Anupama Kundoo: The Architect's Studio' offers an intimate portrait of the innovative Indian architect's process, celebrating sustainable design and material ingenuity. Through her contributions to exhibitions, lectures, and publications, Bose continues to inspire a deeper appreciation for architecture's transformative potential.