Abhijeet Shrivastava is currently working as a designer/urban strategist with WSP, New York Office. Abhijeet received his 'Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design' from GSAPP, Columbia University in the city of New York and did his 'Bachelor of Architecture' from National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, India. Abhijeet focuses on responding the complex issues, contexts, concepts for urban and regional living by articulating the built environment through the urban program and from within their geographic, natural, social, economic contexts. Abhijeet is a LEED accredited professional in neighborhood development, bringing sustainability and resilience into his practice that aims to create an intersection of innovation, design, technology and nature that improve the city life through a human-centered approach.
He has extensive experience in both private consulting and public sector- from Urban Design, Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) designs, Public Realm Improvements, and Complete Streets, Neighborhood Revitalization, Community Planning, and Resilience Designs. As an architect, Abhi worked with the state government of India to manage architectural projects from concept stage to its onsite execution. His wide range of experience includes conducting GIS spatial analysis and developing highly interactive graphics both in 2D and 3D environment. His love for art can be seen in his charcoal work, exhibited on numerous occasions in various galleries in India and the United States.
He has extensive experience in both private consulting and public sector- from Urban Design, Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) designs, Public Realm Improvements, and Complete Streets, Neighborhood Revitalization, Community Planning, and Resilience Designs. As an architect, Abhi worked with the state government of India to manage architectural projects from concept stage to its onsite execution. His wide range of experience includes conducting GIS spatial analysis and developing highly interactive graphics both in 2D and 3D environment. His love for art can be seen in his charcoal work, exhibited on numerous occasions in various galleries in India and the United States.