PUBLISHED WORK

• 2019 | New York Real Estate Journal

  • "What makes a healthy space? Hint: It’s more than the indoor air quality​"

  • "What are property managers and building owners doing to attract and retain tenants?" - with Jessica Vail 

  • "What are the top ten reasons I should supplement my insurance claim?"​

• 2015-2018 | ThriveGlobal.com​

  • "Launching from a New Raft," 2018

  • "Can a Streamlined Wardrobe Amplify Who You Are Inside?" 2018

  • "What If...," 2018

  • "Wild Collaborators: Scaling Up and Branching Out," 2017​

  • "Finding Balance in Suburbia," 2017

  • "Meditation for the New Year," 2015

  • "The Dalai Lama, Climate Change and Joy," 2015

• 2018 | International Anthology: Anthology House: a visionary ecology project | (ASEI Arts, a division of Light Vibe LLC)

• 2017 | Eco-fiction: The Erenwine Agenda: a novel | (ASEI Arts, a division of Light Vibe LLC)

• 2017 | Nonfiction: Reiki: a manual (ASEI Arts, a division of Light Vibe LLC); reissued in 2019 in paperback

• 2014 | Equity by Design's The Missing 32 Percent: Repositioning Architecture for Equitable Practice “An Archimom’s Everyday Moments of Truth: Maia Kumari Gilman, RA”

• 2009-2011 | Green-Buildings.com 

  • "Ductless Mini Splits: Are they Green?"

  • "Green Construction Materials: What Does LEED-Compliant Mean?"

  • "Green Product Certification: Is Third Party Certification Necessary?"

  • "Interior Paints and Primers: What are the Volatile Organic Compound Limits for LEED?"

  • "Recycled Ceramic Tile: Can My Product Become LEED Certified?"

  • "Tubular Skylight and Green Roof: Do They Play Nicely Together in LEED?"

• 2010 | The Reiki Times | "Clearing Your Space With Reiki"

• ​1998 | Sea Change - A Design Ideas Competition: Maia contributed a panel of design ideas and narrative to this Vancouver-based book and exhibition

• 1997 | Roots Literary Magazine: Maia published poems from her 'Calcutta' series to this poetry anthology from the University of British Columbia

• 1992-1993 | Rungh Magazine

  • "Of Customs and Excise, By Rachna Mara, A Review," Vol.1, No.3, 1992

  • "Samachar," Various

• 1992 | Noise Magazine, "Writing to Claim a Culture and a Country: South Asian Writers Pose Questions of Identity and Language"

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