Living History: Sumita Singha

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Sumita Singh

My defining moment at Trinity

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Sumita Singha came to Trinity from India on a scholarship in 1988. She is now a chartered architect with her own practice, Ecologic. Sumita has taught at several universities, including Manchester, Westminster and London Metropolitan, and regularly lectures in the UK and abroad.

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