Publications

Publications

Publication in Academic Research, Teaching and Learning 
 

Journal Publications
2024-2025

S.NoJournal Publications
1Kumari, M. R., & Kitchley, J. L. (2024). A framework to assess the contextual composite heat vulnerability index for a heritage city in India: A case study of Madurai. Sustainable Cities and Society, 101(11), 23–42.
2Vidhya Sankari, S. M., & Chandramathy, I. (2024). Implementing the integrated climate data analysis through hands-on experiments and jigsaw methodology to enhance the attainment of learning outcomes in the climate-responsive architecture course in architectural education. Journal of Engineering Education Transformations, 38(2), October 2024.
3Irulappan, C., Porchezhian, S., Kitchley, J &, J., & Murugan, H. (2024). Employing Lessons from Traditional Water Tank Spaces to Enhance the Spatial Vitality of Contemporary Public Spaces: Insights from the Temple Tanks of Madurai, India. ISVS e-journal, 11 (11), 23-42
4Akram, Mohammed & Madhusudhanan, S. & Chandramathy, I. & Nallusamy, S.. (2024). Mitigation of Urban Air Pollution Through Aeroponic Planting Methods: A Sustainable Approach. International Journal of Civil Engineering. 11. 24-38.
5Sadagopan H, Kitchley JL, Natarajan S. (2024). Humidity or air-speed? A climate chamber investigation into adaptive thermal comfort potential. Building Services Engineering Research & Technology. 2024;46(3):339-359. doi:10.1177/01436244241296756

2023-2024

S.NoJournal Publications
1Surendran, V. M., Irulappan, C., Jeyasingh, V., & Ramalingam, V. (2023). Thermal performance assessment of envelope retrofits for existing school buildings in a hot–humid climate: A case study in Chennai, India. Buildings, 13(4), 1103.
2Shrimathi, P., Irulappan, C., & Gnana Rathinam, R. S. (2023). Assessment of biodiversity richness and carbon sequestration potential in institutional campus: A case study. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 1210(1), 012028.
3Charanya Devi, A., & Jeyaradha, J. (2023). The new green regenerative architecture. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 1210, 2023.

2022-2023

S.NoJournal Publications
1Hemalatha, K., Chandramathy, I., & Dugar, A. M. (2022). Effects of lighting conditions on user preferences in retail apparel stores, within the cultural context of India. Building and Environment, 221, 109270.
2Harini, S., & Kitchley, J. L. (2022). Social sustainability in a culturally strong but disrupted urban fabric: The case of Mylapore. Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, 17(5), 193–208.
3Senthil Mani, & Kitchley, J. L. (2022). Reviewing the physical and non–physical attributes of collector and local streets: A case study of Mylapore, Chennai. Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, 17(5), 90–103.
4Porchezhian, S., & Irulappan, C. (2022). Assessment of physical attributes for age-appropriate open spaces within gated communities through two case studies at Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. International Review for Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development, 10(4), 146–160.
5Balasubramanian, S., Irulappan, C., & Kitchley, J. L. (2022). Aesthetics of urban commercial streets from the perspective of cognitive memory and user behaviour in urban environments. Frontiers of Architectural Research, 11(5), 949–962.

2021-2022

S.NoJournal Publications
1Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2021). Numerical investigation of optimal wall materials for effective thermal performance in warm and hot climatic regions. Open House International. 46 (2), 325-338
2Balaji, G., & Thirumaran, K. (2021). Impact of urban settings on Girudhumal River in Madurai (India). Journal of Environmental Science & Engineering.
3Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. & Naguchi, M. (2021). An adaptive thermal comfort model for naturally ventilated classrooms of technical institutions in Madurai. Open House International, 46 (4), 682-696, November 2021.
4Madhumathi, A. & Rajasharavana, S. (2021). Understanding Flood Resilience In Urban Context-A Case Of Chennai City, India. International Journal of Architecture and Infrastructure Planning. 10.37628/jaip.v7i2.814. 

2020-2021

S.NoJournal Publications
1Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2020). CFD simulations for examining natural ventilation in the learning spaces of an educational building with courtyards in Madurai. Building Services Engineering Research and Technology.

2019-2020

S.NoJournal Publications
1Subhashini, S. (2019). A passive design solution to enhance thermal comfort in an educational building in the warm humid climatic zone of Madurai. Building Services Engineering Research and Technology. 18: 395–407.
2Balaji, G. (2019). Evaluating the impact of urbanization on the physiochemical parameters of the urban river system: A study on Vaigai River, Madurai. Environment and Urbanization Asia.
3Lakshmi, L & Madhumathi, A. & Sindhuja, M. (2019). Graph Theory And Architecture. Mathematical Sciences Research Journal. Volume 6. 309-320.

2018-2019

S.NoJournal Publications
1Chandramathy, I., & Kitchley, J. L. (2018). Study and analysis of efficient green cover types for mitigating the air temperature and urban heat island effect. International Journal of Global Warming, 14(2), 238-259.
2Madhumathi, A. & Subhashini, S. & VishnuPriya, J.. (2018). The Urban Heat Island Effect its Causes and Mitigation with Reference to the Thermal Properties of Roof Coverings. SSRN Electronic Journal. 10.2139/ssrn.3207224. 

2016-2017

S.NoJournal Publications
1Subhashini, S. & Thirumaran, K. & Vishnu Priya, & Madhumathi, A. (2016). Article-62 An overview of passive downdraft evaporative cooling as an alternative to mechanical cooling systems in moderate and composite climatic zones of India. EM International. 22
2Madhumathi, A. & Radhakrishnan, S. & Shanthipriya, R.. (2016). Thermal Performance Evaluation of Green Roofs in Warm Humid Climates: A Case of Residential Buildings in Madurai, India. Key Engineering Materials. 692. 82-93. 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.692.82. 
3Subhashini, S., Thirumaran, K., Saravanan, V., & Alaguraja, R. A. (2016). A comparative analysis of land surface retrieval methods using Landsat 7 and 8 data to study urban heat island effect in Madurai. International Journal of Earth Science and Engineering, 9 (04), 885-887

2015-2016

S.NoJournal Publications
1Charles, S. (2015). Importance of document/information management systems in modern architectural, engineering and construction projects. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology, 2(3), 2197–2204.
2Subhashini, S. & Thirumaran, K & Madhumathi, A. (2015). Effects of Changing Urban Environment of Madurai-Challenges and Opportunities for Future Environmental Sustainability. Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability. 3. 114-124. 10.5958/2320-642X.2015.00012.5. 

2014-2015

S.NoJournal Publications
1Kitchley, J. L., & Srivathsan, A. (2014). Generative methods and the design process: A design tool for conceptual settlement planning. Applied Soft Computing, 14(Part C), 634–652. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asoc.2013.09.027
2ShanthiPriya, R., & Radhakrishnan, S. (2014). Eco-friendly materials used in traditional buildings of Chettinadu in Tamil Nadu, India. International American Journal of Sustainable Cities and Societies, 1(3), January 2014.
3Madhumathi, A., Sundarraja, M. C., & ShanthiPriya, R. (2014). A comparative study of the thermal comfort of different building materials in Madurai. International Journal of Earth Sciences and Engineering, 7(3):1004-1018
4Madhumathi, A., & Radhakrishnan, S. (2014). Sustainable roofs for warm humid climates: A case study in residential buildings in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. World Applied Sciences Journal, 32(6), 1167–1180.
5Madhumathi, A., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2014). Energy efficiency in buildings in hot humid climatic regions using phase change materials as thermal mass in building envelope. Energy and Environment, 25(8), 1405–1421.
6Madhumathi, A., Vishnupriya, J., & Vignesh, S. (2014). Sustainability of traditional rural mud houses in Tamil Nadu, India: An analysis related to thermal comfort. Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology, 1(5), 302-311, December 2014.
7Madhumathi, A. & Sundarraja, M. C. (2014). Understanding Climate For Sustainable Building Design –A Case Study in Warm Humid Region in India. Journal of Applied Sciences Research. 10. 69-87.
8Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2014). Energy-efficient passive design strategies for buildings in Madurai. American Journal of Sustainable Cities and Society, 1(3), 184-202.

2012-2013

S.NoJournal Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., Sundarraja, M. C., & Vijayalakshmi, L. (2012). Solar passive techniques in the vernacular buildings of coastal regions in Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu-India: A qualitative and quantitative analysis. Energy and Buildings, 49, 50–61. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2012.01.028
2ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2012). Experimental study on the thermal performance of a traditional house with one-sided wind catcher during summer and winter. Energy Efficiency, 5(4), 483–496. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12053-011-9137-y
3ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2012). Evaluation of traditional architecture in the coastal region of Nagapattinam using Mahoney tables. Journal of Applied Sciences and Research, 8(1), 582–588.
4Madhumathi, A., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2012). Experimental study of passive cooling of building facade using phase change materials to increase thermal comfort in buildings in hot humid areas. Energy and Environment, 3(5), 739–748.

2011-2012

S.NoJournal Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., Sundarraja, M. C., & Kitchley, J. L. (2011). Climate-sensitive architecture of tribal vernacular settlements in hilly regions of Mattupatti village, Idukki district, Kerala, India. Abacus, 6(2), 1–7.
2ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., Nagan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2011). Climate responsive architecture of Chettiar dwellings in Tamil Nadu: A qualitative and quantitative analysis during summer. Journal of Ventilation, 10(1), 89–97.
3Subhashini, S., & Nagan, S. (2011). Potentials for thermal comfort through energy-efficient passive design techniques in educational institutions in the hot humid climatic region of Madurai. IEEE Xplore. International Conference on Green technology and environmental Conservation (GTEC-2011), Chennai, India, 2011, pp. 272-277, doi: 10.1109/GTEC.2011.6167679.

2010-2011

S.NoJournal Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2010). Climate responsive vernacular architecture: A case study of Chettinadu housing in Tamil Nadu. International Journal of Architecture, Conservation and Urban Studies, 5(1), Spring 2010.

International & National Conference Publications 
2024-2025

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Madhivadhani, K., & Kitchley, J. L. (2024, November 8-9).Spatial identification of areas of crime intensity using GIS. Paper presented at the 11th Zero Energy Mass Custom Home International Conference, School of Architecture (V-SPARCH), VIT, Vellore.
2Sindhuja, M., & Aarthy Maila Devi, S. (2024, November 8-9).Evolving traits along temple tank water edges. Paper presented at the 11th Zero Energy Mass Custom Home International Conference, School of Architecture (V-SPARCH), VIT, Vellore.
3Ragul, S., & Anu, S. (2024, November 8-9).Analysing the impact of windows in daylighting and energy consumption of a classroom in warm and humid climate of India. Paper presented at the 11th Zero Energy Mass Custom Home International Conference, School of Architecture (V-SPARCH), VIT, Vellore.

2023-2024

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Subalakshmi, R., Nandhini, S., & Balaji, G. (2023, October 9-13).The future of surface water bodies: Assessing a case of Oorani in Poolankurichi, Chettinad region. Paper presented at the International Design Research Conference, 2023.

2021-2022

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Hemalatha, K., Dugar, A. M., & Chandramathy, I. (2022, April). Effect of color temperature and lighting design on consumer mood in ethnic apparel stores in South India. Proceedings of the International Conference on Retail Lighting and User Experience (ICRLUX), Bengaluru.
2Hemalatha, K., Chandramathy, I., & Dugar, A. M. (2022, March). Effects of lighting conditions on user preferences in retail apparel stores, within the cultural context of India. Proceedings of the International Conference on Lighting Design for Retail Environments (ICLDRE), Bengaluru.
3Athmanam, S., Kitchley, J. L., & Meenakumari, R. (2021, December).A critical analysis of the application of machine learning algorithms in architectural design process and future challenges. Paper presented at the Thinkspace Conference, Taylor’s University.
4Pavalavelsh, P., & Kitchley, J. L. (2021, December).Overview of climate change impacts on informal settlements: Towards achieving sustainable development goals in India. Paper presented at the Thinkspace Conference, Taylor’s University.
5Kitchley, J. L., & Sankaralingam, E. (2021, December).Appraisal of hybrid multi-objective optimisation for quality and cost to achieve sustainable urbanisation. [Conference presentation, conference name/date not provided].
6Harni, S., & Kitchley, J. L. (2021, December).Social sustainability in a culturally strong but disrupted urban fabric: The case of Mylapore. Paper presented at the Thinkspace Conference, Taylor’s University.
7Mani, S., & Kitchley, J. L. (2021, December).Reviewing the physical and non–physical attributes of collector and local streets: A case study of Mylapore, Chennai. Paper presented at the Thinkspace Conference, Taylor’s University.
8Hemalatha, K., & Dugar, A. M. (2021, August). Daylight quality and spatial perception in retail environments: Cultural perspectives from Tamil Nadu. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Culture and Built Environment (ISCBE), Coimbatore.
9Hemalatha, K., & Dugar, A. M. (2021, July). Impact of daylight on occupants' perception and behavior in retail environments: A case of Indian clothing stores. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Architecture and Urban Design (ICSAUD), Jaipur.

2020-2021

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2021, March). Numerical investigation of optimal wall materials for effective thermal performance in warm and hot climatic regions. Proceedings of the International Conference on Smart Sustainable Built Environment (ICSSBE), Chennai.
2Chandramathy, I. (2021, February 20–21).Analysis of lighting in existing building through retrofitting process – Case study. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Built Environment, Science and Technology (ICON-BEST 2021). Chennai.
3Hemalatha, K., & Chandramathy, I. (2020, December). A study on visual merchandising and the role of lighting in apparel stores: A literature review. Proceedings of the National Conference on Interior Architecture and Retail Design (NCIARD), Chennai.
4Hemalatha, K., & Chandramathy, I. (2020, October). Visual comfort and lighting satisfaction in clothing stores: A preliminary study from Madurai. Proceedings of the International Conference on Lighting and Architecture (ICLA), Chennai.
5Subhashini, S. (2020, September 1–3).Post occupancy evaluation of educational buildings in warm-humid climate using BUS methodology to understand the implications of naturally ventilated building design on human comfort. In Proceedings of the 35th PLEA Conference: Sustainable Architecture and Urban Design Planning – Post Carbon Cities, A Coruña, Spain.

2019-2020

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Siva Barathi, A., & Pavalavelsh, P. (2020, February).Sustainability and livability of cities in developing nations: A comparison between different cities based on city livability index. In Metagreen Dimensions, International Conference on Performance of Built Environment 2020, CAT, Trivandrum.
2Meena Kumari, R., & Kitchley, J. L. (2020, February).Biomimetic architecture as a solution to the adaptation of built environment to extreme temperature increase due to climate change. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Visionary Action towards Livable Urban Environments
3Piraiarasi, C. (2020, February 20–21).Optimization of building's wall using phase change material (PCM) toward energy performance improvement. Paper presented at VALUE 2020 – International Conference on Visionary Action towards Livable Urban Environment, VIT, Vellore.
4Subhashini, S., Vishnupriya, J., & Madhumathi, A. (2020, February 20–21).Review Of Passive Down-Draft Evaporative Cooling (PDEC) Technology in the Cooling of Buildings. Paper presented at VALUE 2020 – International Conference on Visionary Action towards Livable Urban Environment, VIT, Vellore.

2018-2019

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2019, January 10–12).An investigation on the thermal behaviour of building envelopes using infrared thermography. In Proceedings of the National Conference on Recent Trends in Architecture and Civil Engineering towards Energy Efficient and Sustainable Development (NCACESD 2019). National Institute of Technology, Trichy.
2Balaji, G. (2019, January 10–12).Identifying the impact of ISC of Sellur neighbourhood region on the Pandhalkudi channel and river Vaigai within urban setting of Madurai city. In Proceedings of the National Conference on Recent Trends in Architecture and Civil Engineering Towards Energy Efficient and Sustainable Development (NCACESD 2019), NIT Trichy.
3Balaji, G. (2019).Challenges in smart city in Madurai region. In Proceedings of ASIA Construct 2019: Smart City – Concepts, Challenges, and Opportunities.

2017-2018

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Balaji, G. (2018, March). Evaluating the impact of urbanization on the physiochemical parameters of the urban river system: A study on Vaigai River, Madurai. Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmental Sustainability (ICES), Tiruchirappalli.
2Balaji, G., & Thirumaran, K. (2017, October). Impact of urban settings on Girudhumal River in Madurai, India. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Urban Rivers (ICSUR), Coimbatore.
3Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2017, July). An adaptive thermal comfort model for naturally ventilated classrooms of technical institutions in Madurai. Proceedings of the International Conference on Green and Energy Efficient Buildings (ICGEEB), Hyderabad.
4Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2017, July 3–5).Computational investigation of natural ventilation in an educational building in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. In Proceedings of the PLEA 2017 – Passive and Low Energy Architecture: Design to Thrive, Edinburgh, UK. (SCOPUS indexed)

2016-2017

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2017, March). CFD simulations for examining natural ventilation in the learning spaces of an educational building with courtyards in Madurai. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Urban Design and Architecture (ICSUDA), Chennai.
2Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2016, December).Potentials for thermal comfort through energy-efficient passive design techniques in educational institutions in the hot humid climatic region of Madurai. Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering, Technology and Science (ICETETS), 152–157. IEEE. "https://doi.org/10.1109/ICETETS.2016.7603054"
3Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2016, December).Influence of climate-responsive architecture in enhancing the performance of educational institutions in hot-humid climate of Madurai. Proceedings of the National Conference on Climate Responsive Architecture, Madurai.
4Subhashini, S., Thirumaran, K., Saravanan, V., & Alaguraja, R. A. (2016, October).A comparative analysis of land surface retrieval methods using Landsat 7 and 8 data to study urban heat island effect in Madurai. Proceedings of the International Conference on Earth Sciences and Climate Change (ICESCC), Hyderabad.
5Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2016, July).Urban heat island effect and its implications on buildings in Madurai. Proceedings of the National Conference on Sustainable Buildings, Chennai.

2014-2015

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Subhashini, S., & Thirumaran, K. (2015, March).Energy-efficient passive design strategies for buildings in Madurai. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Urban Environments (ICSUE), Chennai.
2Madhumathi, A., Naushabha, S., & Vignesh, S. (2014, December 10–12).Vertical urban farming: A solution for sustainable Indian cities. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Energy, Environment, Materials and Safety (ICEEMS’14), School of Engineering, Cochin University of Science and Technology.
3Kitchley, J. L., & Chandramathy, I. (2014, December 15–18).Green space factor in modifying the microclimates in a neighbourhood: Theory and guidelines. In Proceedings of the International Conference PLEA 2014 - Passive and Low Energy Architecture. CEPT, Ahmedabad.
4Madhumathi, A., Vishnupriya, J., & Vignesh, S. (2014, December).Sustainability of traditional rural mud houses in Tamil Nadu: An analysis related to thermal comfort. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Technologies in Building and Environment (ICSTBE), Sathyabama University.
5Madhumathi, A., Sundarraja, M. C., & Radhakrishnan, S. (2014, July).Energy efficiency in buildings in hot humid climatic regions using phase change materials as thermal mass in building envelope. Proceedings of the National Conference on Sustainable Buildings, Chennai.

2012-2013

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., & Radhakrishnan, S. (2013, April).Eco-friendly materials used in traditional buildings of Chettinadu in Tamil Nadu, India. Proceedings of the International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology (ICETET), Madurai.
2Madhumathi, A., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2013, April).Experimental study of passive cooling of building facade using phase change materials to increase thermal comfort in buildings in hot humid areas. Proceedings of the International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology (ICETET), Madurai.
3Madhumathi, A., & Subhashini, S. (2012, August 18–20).Towards environmentally responsive architecture – Learning from the past and exploring contemporary concepts in the context of India. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Environment and Humanities – Eco Revolution 2012, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

2011-2012

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., Sundarraja, M. C., & Radhakrishnan, S. (2012, April).Eco-friendly traditional construction techniques of tribal housing in the hilly region of Mattupatti village, Idukki district, Kerala. Proceedings of the International Conference on Energy Efficient and Sustainable Architecture, Tamil Nadu School of Architecture.
2Madhumathi, A., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2012, January 5–6).Energy efficiency using solar energy in buildings. In Proceedings of the National Conference on Renewable Energy Utilization – Indian Perspective, Gandhigram University.
3Madhumathi, A., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2011, July).Experimental study on the performance of phase change materials for thermal comfort in buildings in hot humid climate. Proceedings of the National Conference on Climate Responsive Architecture, Madurai.

2010-2011

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2011, March).Traditional passive cooling strategies of coastal housing in Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu: A qualitative and quantitative analysis. Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Built Environment (ICSBE), Kandy, Sri Lanka.
2ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2011, January).Comparison of the thermal performance of a traditional house with one-sided wind catcher during summer and winter. Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Technology (ICAET), Chennai.
3Chandramathy, I. (2011).Environmental benefits of the green roofs in the city context. In Proceedings of the Indian Engineering Congress. Institution of Engineers (India).
4Kitchley, J. L. (2010).Computation and design. In Proceedings of iConuga 2010: Computation and Design – Capturing the complexity of design of a sustainable human settlement.

2009-2010

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Chandramathy, I. (2010).Role of landscapes in sustainable architecture. In Proceedings of the World Environment Day One-Day Workshop. Sathyabama University.
2Shanthi Priya, R. (2009, December 14–15).Climate responsive vernacular courtyard housing in warm humid regions of Chettinadu at Tamil Nadu in South India. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Building Science and Engineering, University Tun Hussein Onn, Malaysia (p. 86).
3Shanthi Priya, R. (2009, October 26–28).Energy efficiency concepts and solutions in vernacular buildings: A case study of Chettinadu housing in Tamil Nadu. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Emerging Technologies in Environmental Science and Engineering, Aligarh & University of Toledo, Ohio, U.S.A. (p. 116).

2008-2009

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Madhumathi, A., & Chandramathy, I. (2009).Reducing urban heat islands and thermal comfort models for urban spaces by microclimatic landscape design. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Climate Change and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources (IASCA), ITM University, Gwalior, M.P., India.
2Shanthi Priya, R. (2009).Understanding traditional architecture as a tool for sustainable development. In Proceedings of the National Conference on Technological Trends (pp. 249–252). College of Engineering, Trivandrum.
3Chandramathy, I. (2008).Urban green spaces – An eco-sensitive design approach. In Proceedings of the National Conference NIRANTHARA. SRM University.

2007-2008

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1ShanthiPriya, R., Radhakrishnan, S., & Sundarraja, M. C. (2008, March).Climate responsive design of Chettinadu housing in Tamil Nadu, India. Proceedings of the International Conference on Energy Efficient Design and Comfortable Living (EEDCL), Chennai.

2006-2007

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Chandramathy, I. (2007).Waste has to be managed, not disposed: Rejuvenation of landfill at Pallikaranai marsh. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmental Challenges and Human Development (ECHDEM) (pp. xx–xx). Sathyabama University.

2005-2006

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Kitchley, J. L. (2006).GA in computation and design: Generative evolutionary design and evaluation of cluster settlement patterns. In Proceedings of CAADRIA 2006.

2004-2005

S.NoInternational & National Conference Publications
1Kitchley, J. L. (2005, June).Shape grammars: Combining shape grammars and genetic algorithms for developing a housing layout—Capturing the complexity of an organic fishing settlement. In Proceedings of CAADRIA 2005.