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JOYA MALLICK

@joya09

Bangladesh

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Fathima

Grounded in Water: A Living Framework in Wetland Landscapes / Design Thesis on Adaptive Wetland Living

This project proposes an adaptive settlement framework for the floating phumshang communities of Loktak Lake, the largest freshwater lake in Northeast India and home to the world's only naturally occurring phumdi ecosystem. By integrating homes, public infrastructure, and livelihoods, the design fosters resilience, ecological stewardship, and Identity

Samuel

Healing Patch: An Approach Towards Carbon Negative Future

The built environment continues to accelerate carbon emissions and ecological degradation. Healing Patch proposes a regenerative mixed-use superblock where computational optimization, renewable energy, water harvesting, and ecological systems transform urban density into a catalyst for carbon reduction, resource generation, and resilient public life.

Md Al

Revitalization of Idrakpur Fort, Munshiganj

Built in 1660 AD by Mughal Subahdar Mir Jumla II, Idrakpur Fort is a rare surviving river fort that historically guarded Dhaka from pirate invasions via the Ichhamati and Meghna rivers. Located in the heart of Munshiganj, this national heritage site holds immense military, architectural, and cultural value. Over time, however, it has fallen victim to illegal

Fatiha Tanjim

Beyond Rediscovery: Reclaiming Alijan Jute Mill as a Living Productive Landscape

This project transforms Narsingdi’s colonial-period Alijan Jute Mill into a river-resilient, worker-centered heritage district. Using New Contextualism, it blends production, housing, culture, and commerce into an active urban system, reconnecting the Meghna riverfront through adaptive reuse and sustainable urban regeneration.

Fatiha Tanjim

The Ripple School

Ripple School is inspired by the expanding ripples created by a drop of water, symbolizing how knowledge spreads and influences society. Concentric circular forms are stacked around a central courtyard, creating interconnected learning spaces. Through light, movement, and collaboration, the design fosters growth, curiosity, and community.

vidhi

Adaptive Reuse of India United Mills no. 2 & 3

Located in Mumbai's historic Girangaon district, the project reimagines India United Mills 2 & 3 as a productive public precinct. Through adaptive reuse, retained industrial structures are transformed into spaces for learning, cultural production, community engagement, and public interaction, preserving site's heritage while creating a vibrant civic center.

Rushikesh

Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes An Architectural Memoir of Memory, Mourning and Continuity at Doon

Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes An Architectural Memoir of Memory, Mourning, and Continuity at Doongerwadi Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes explores the relationship between architecture, memory, ritual, and healing within the sacred landscape of Doongerwadi. The thesis emerges from the growing concern that contemporary society increasingly distances its

Fatema

Conserving Modernity: A Dialogue Between Past and Future of Khulna Divisional Library

Conserving Modernity reimagines the 1964 Khulna Divisional Library as a dialogue between heritage and contemporary intervention. Guided by “Timeless Convergence,” it preserves modernist identity while introducing adaptive civic spaces that reactivate public engagement through flexible programs, cultural exchange, and climate-responsive design.

Rushikesh

Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes Tower of Silence Memory Revitalization

The project emerges from the concern that the memory, rituals, and spatial identity of the Parsi community’s Tower of Silence precinct are gradually fading due to changing urban conditions, shifting community dynamics, and the reduced engagement with sacred funerary landscapes. Echoes of Place, Places of Echoes seeks to revitalize this fading cultural memory

Jana and Ivan

WORD OF SHADOW AND MYTH

World of Shadow and Myth is an interpretative center inspired by Indonesia’s Wayang Kulit tradition, transforming myth and storytelling into architecture. Through light, shadow, and crafted spaces, it creates a journey of discovery. More than a museum, it is a living cultural platform where heritage is experienced, shared, and reinterpreted.

Danica and Ivan

Maritime and Traditional Shipbuilding Visitor Center in Jakarta

This project proposes a visitor center and maritime museum inspired by the cultural and constructive logic of traditional shipbuilding and textile craft. Drawing from the Pinisi boat as a primary reference, the architecture reinterprets the vessel not as a literal form, but as a spatial system of structure, rhythm, and assembly.

Yara

Saraab - The Museum of Illusions

Creating a transformative museum experience that transcends conventional boundaries, where visitors are confronted with the harsh realities of climate change, and inspired to envision a sustainable future through an emotional and intellectual journey. It serves as a beacon, illuminating the path towards ecological resilience and cultural preservation.