Sriparvathy Unni is an architect, academician, and artist specializing in Environmental Architecture, with a strong interest in climate-responsive design, cultural heritage, sustainable practices, and contextual architecture. Her work spans architectural education, research, and professional practice, informed by experience in government tourism projects, urban infrastructure initiatives, and architectural and interior design projects. A craftswoman of the written word, moving through life with a research-oriented outlook, she engages deeply with architectural inquiry through teaching, publications, conferences, and editorial work. Alongside her academic pursuits, she dabbles in both on-paper and digital art, using drawing and visual expression as parallel modes of research and reflection. Her research has been presented at national and international forums, including in Greece, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and India, and published in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings. She is a registered architect with the Council of Architecture and a member of the Indian Institute of Architects, and continues to explore architecture at the intersection of environment, culture, and lived experience.