355Neurodiversity architecture-the concept of a neuroinclusive Living Lab for contemporary workspacesBased on original empirical research, this project explores how architecture can support sensory regulation and cognitive well-being. It proposes a neuroinclusive Living Lab that translates scientific evidence into practical design strategies, creating a flexible model for inclusive, human-centred workplaces and meeting areas.
148AVATARAN - Sacred Sand and Forgotten Story: Reimagining Dholavira through Heritage NarrativeThis Project reimagines Dholavira as a living heritage landscape where architecture revives the forgotten legacy of the Indus Valley Civilization through immersive storytelling. Integrating heritage conservation, sustainable tourism, and eco-sensitive design, & eco resort the project reconnects visitors with the cultural and and natural essence of Dholavira.
7136Learning beyond boundaries: A self-sustaining campus model for rural government schools"Learning Beyond Boundaries" is a thesis project aimed at revitalizing rural government schools in Kadav, Maharashtra. By blending local materials like laterite and basalt with passive climatic engineering, the design transforms crumbling infrastructure into a self-sustaining community hub that fosters both education and civic resilience.
149Restoring fragmented ecologies: reimagining Pallikaranai marshlandThe proposed intervention zone focuses on reconnecting the fragmented wetland network of Pallikaranai Marsh through the restoration of lost feeding channels, revival of historical drainage pathways, and strengthening of blue-green corridors. By re- establishing these ecological linkages, the proposal seeks to enhance water movement, biodiversity exchange.
7181The Second Voyage : A Unified marketplace for Bhatiary's Shipwreck Material IndustryBhatiary's ship-scrap market is economically vital yet architecturally neglected-300 shops and 1,000+ workers operate with no zoning, safety, or civic infrastructure.This project responds to that imbalance, proposing architecture that recognizes the sector's true economic weight, turning fragmented roadside trade into the structured commercial hub.
262Narrating Emotions Through Architecture - The Memory of 26/11A memorial museum where the memory of 26/11 is embedded within architecture. Situated on the shoreline where the ten gunmen entered Mumbai. Through light, materiality, movement, and sensory experiences, it honours loss, courage, and resilience, allowing memory to be deeply felt rather than merely observed.
2191.5KPeople's Choice AwardEMBRACING THE TEMPORAL SCAR: “REVITALIZING POST-INDUSTRIAL LANDFORMS THROUGH ECOPOIETIC DESIGN”This thesis reimagines an abandoned Navi Mumbai quarry as a healing ecosystem. Balancing urban growth and biodiversity, the project uses Rhino and Voronoi systems to integrate Miyawaki forests and wetlands into the terrain. The result is an evolving civic landscape where architecture is secondary, prioritizing natural ecological succession and resilience.
4110RE-GENERATOR EDEN, Reinhabiting the Garden of Eden in Al-Hammar MarshesA regenerative tectonic system in Al-Hammar Marshes (UNESCO) countering drought and displacement. Driven by a closed-loop metabolic logic (Reuse→Transformation), the architecture economically empowers Marsh Arabs via three circular vectors: reeds (structural/craft), buffalo milk, and resilient fish infrastructure, reconnecting humanity and nature.
270Reclaiming Forgotten Urban Edges: An Experimental ApproachThis project reimagines fragmented urban edges as connected public space. Developed through experimental research at Kelham Island and applied to Manchester’s Northern Quarter, it proposes a transferable toolkit of interventions to activate inactive urban fragments into continuous inhabitable environments.
257Auridya Experience CentreThe Cultural Heritage Experience Centre celebrates Lord Krishna's life through an immersive museum, Braj Arts Institute, themed gardens, water narratives, cultural exhibits, amphitheatre, café, library, and a 360° projection theatre. Blending heritage with digital storytelling, it preserves Braj's culture through experiential learning, performances and tech.
148WinnerBlossom MarketBlossom Market represents a new approach to retail, that serves as the antithesis of the conventional big-box store. Blossom Market proposes a different retail experience. One that combines convenience with discovery, celebrates local entrepreneurship, and encourages residents to rethink their shopping routine.
470Factory[n]CertaintyFactory[n]Certainty reimagines the textile factory as a human-centered, adaptive ecosystem where work, living, and leisure coexist. Inspired by William Morris, Cedric Price, and Constant, it combines modular architecture, environmental optimization, and AI simulations to create a scalable industrial landscape that prioritizes community, flexibility.
359FROM ROPEWAY TO REGENERATION: ADAPTIVE REUSE OF QUARRY HERITAGE INTO A GEOLOGICAL MUSEUMThis project reimagines the historic Bholaganj Ropeway landscape as a destination where geology, industrial heritage, ecology, and tourism converge. Once a vital infrastructure for transporting limestone and stone, the ropeway stands today as a powerful reminder of the region's industrial legacy. At the same time, decades of uncontrolled stone extraction hav
93252Revitalisation of Fort II in Poznań for the needs of the Folk Dance Ensemble headquartersThe thesis proposes the adaptive reuse of Fort II Stülpnagel in Poznań, Poland, as the headquarters for a Folk Dance Ensemble. Focusing on the occupied part of the fort, the project introduces facade restoration, landscape improvements, and sensitive interventions, including a partially covered courtyard, transforming the complex into a cultural center.
037Culinary Art CentreCulinary Arts Centre in the Bieszczady Mountains is designed for those who want to develop their cooking skills. This facility offers a unique combination of an educational institution, an art gallery, and high-quality gastronomy, responding to the growing importance of culinary tourism, a key factor in choosing a holiday destination.
16124COASTAL CONFLUENCE In the shifting tides of our time, where urban expansion often overpowers the gentle rhythms of nature, Coastal Confluence proposes an integrated approach to ecological restoration and sustainable development in the fragile Thane Creek region of Navi Mumbai. This thesis explores the vital role of mangrove ecosystems in mitigating coastal erosion.
229Academic Porfolio 2026A self-safe modular house is a disaster-resilient housing unit made from prefabricated modules that are easy to assemble, repair, and expand. It is designed to provide safe shelter during floods, cyclones, and earthquakes using local, sustainable materials. The house is affordable, adaptable, and suitable for vulnerable communities in disaster-prone areas.
19349Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future HorizonsTransforming Asadganj through the Revitalization of the Historic Chaktai Canal, from Warehouses of Risk, Congested Streets, and a Neglected Khal into a Connected Spine of Heritage, Trade, and Public Life.
990The Other Side- Adaptive Reuse of Abandoned Prison This project reimagines the abandoned Thane Central Jail as a vibrant civic precinct through adaptive reuse. By preserving its historic fabric and introducing cultural, recreational and community spaces, the project transforms a symbol of confinement into a place of memory, connection and everyday public life.
773Ethnic Solidarities and the culture of commonsThe aim of the design was to rework the form of the commons to develop newer aesthetics in continuation of the older type and cultural habitations of the community.
1181REVITALIZING OFFICE DISTRICTS BEYOND BUSINESS HOURS: THE CASE OF DHAKA'S MOTIJHEEL CBDThe thesis proposes revitalizing Dhaka's Motijheel CBD by transforming underutilized office buildings into mixed-use developments. Guided by Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) and the 5D principles, the design integrates offices, retail, public spaces, and bachelor housing to create a safer, more vibrant, active, accessible, and sustainable district.
368SLOWNESS : Rethinking Mobility in the City of ProductivityThis thesis reimagines cities beyond speed and efficiency, framing mobility as inclusion. It highlights diverse rhythms of life and the needs of non normative users, emphasizing spaces of pause as vital infrastructure. Slowness is positioned as essential to accessibility, care, and belonging, expanding who the city serves.
232Integrated Geological Learning Museun, Jaflong, SylhetJaflong's unique geo-heritage in Sylhet is underappreciated and partially destroyed due to static, outdated museum infrastructures. Both locally and globally, conventional museums fail to offer immersive, interactive engagement. The region desperately needs site-responsive interpretation spaces to enhance education, conservation, and save its natural beauty.