I am Nayna Tabassum, an architect, academic, researcher, and urban design professional based in Bangladesh. As an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), I work at the intersection of architecture, urban design, spatial research, and design education. My academic and professional practice explores how cities can become more resilient, inclusive, and people-centered through thoughtful design, with particular interests in public space, climate resilience, urban morphology, mobility, and spatial analysis.

Alongside teaching and research, I actively engage in architectural practice, believing that meaningful design emerges from the continuous dialogue between theory and real-world application. My work ranges from architectural design and urban strategies to interdisciplinary research, publications, and international collaborations across academia and professional organizations.

Beyond architecture, I am a lifelong learner and a creative thinker who enjoys transforming complex urban challenges into design opportunities. Whether mentoring future architects, conducting research, designing spaces, or exploring new technologies and visual storytelling, I strive to create work that is rigorous, innovative, and socially meaningful. This website brings together my academic journey, research, design portfolio, teaching, publications, and ongoing explorations in architecture and the evolving future of cities.