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Awards & Recognition
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Sumita with her colleagues at Architects for Change, RIBA
Sumita Sinha is an architect with her own practice, Eco=logic. Sumita has worked as an architect and community consultant
in India, France, Spain and the UK. She is a Civic Trust assessor and sits on a number of panels advising on education, design
and sustainability. Sumita teaches architecture and technology at universities in the UK and abroad, and is a Science, Engineering
and Technology ambassador for schools and businesses in the UK. She is a visiting lecturer for Delhi School of Planning and
Architecture and external examiner for Birmingham University.
Sumita is the founder of Architects For Change, the
Equality Forum for British Architects and past Chair of Women In Architecture. Her published works include those in the fields
of design, work practices and community planning. Sumita's awards include the UIA:UNESCO International award, Marley Environmental
Initiatives award, and National Training award. Sumita received Women In Business award in 2002 and Ford Diversity award in
2004. In 2003, her portrait was included in an exhibition about 28 women who had made difference to the life and culture of
Britain. Sumita received the 2008 Atkins Inspire award for Architecture.
Sumita has set up Charushila, a non profit
organization promoting culturally appropriate sustainable architecture.
Nominations and Awards, including research awards: 2008
Atkins Inspire award. Inspiratinal Leadership
2004 Ford Diversity award for promoting diversity
in Business
2002
Women In Business Award for encouraging women into business
2002 Londoner,
making a difference to Londoner (nomination)
2000
Cosmopolitan Woman of the Year (shortlisted)
1998 First Prize in photography at CIBSE annual awards
1998
One of 42 UK entries for exhibition on Green Architecture
1998
Nominated for Galvaniser’s Award for London project
1997
Engineering Council Research Award
1994 Manchester University Research Award
1993 Marley Environmental Initiatives Award
1993 National Training Awards, London
Region winner
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