Anuradha Chatterjee

Dr Anuradha Chatterjee is an Indian born Australian architectural theorist and historian, and Associate of the Australian Institute of Architects, International Chapter. Trained in architecture in India, she holds a Master's and PhD in the Built Environment from UNSW. An award-winning academic and scholar, she is the author and editor of five books, including Architectures of Ageing in Place (Routledge), and served as Asia Editor for the Bloomsbury Global Encyclopedia of Women in Architecture 1960–2020. She has taught and held academic leadership positions in Australia, China, and India, and contributed to professional practice in Australia as a Senior Heritage Advisor and curator. Her professional service includes jury appointments for the Australian Institute of Architects International Chapter Awards (2026), Karnataka Technology Innovation Museum Foundation (KTIMF) (2026), and the Institute of Indian Interior Designers (2020). She recently served as Narrative Champion, Presenter, and member of the Conference Committee for the 24th Learning Environments Australasia Conference, UNLEASH, presenting a double session on innovations in learning environments in India. She is the founder of archit(imperf)ect LAB — Life | Architecture | Belonging, an independent research platform based in Sydney: https://www.architectimperfect.com.