034Culinary 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.
16121COASTAL 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.
228Academic 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.
19327Revitalizing 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.
986The 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.
766Ethnic 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.
4219Calibrated Revival Weaving Heritage Through Spatial ContinuityRooted in the heritage of Dhaka Muslin, the project transforms traditional weaving environments into a contemporary space for making, learning, and cultural continuity: where heritage is experienced, practiced, and carried forward through everyday life.
648Urban Commons: Space beneath Transit InfrastructureThe thesis looked upon transit infrastructure as an extension to its locality that continuously transforms; creating spaces for newer uses. These spaces have histories of how different people have used them as a spatial resource.
037PatternThe starting point of this project is the concept of a "lightweight house." We argue that a house should not only be a place of shelter, but also a space where people can escape the weight of life and the pressures of the outside world, where they can relax and find tranquility.
129Tarwiqa Heritage Market & Cultural CenterTo create a vibrant cultural hub in Luxor that reconnects heritage with contemporary life by revitalizing underused spaces and traditional crafts. The project extends activity beyond tourism hours, supports a sustainable nighttime economy, and integrates environmentally responsive design to improve energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and urban resilience
060Lalbagh: Centre for Visual and Performing artsCentre for Visual & Performing Arts, Lucknow is a mixed-use cultural and educational campus envisioned as a catalyst for urban regeneration along the Gomti River. Located along the Gomti River, the project combines academic spaces, performance venues, galleries, residential facilities, and public landscapes into a unified campus.
466Beyond Seasonality: Adaptive Urban Interfaces for Seasonal Cruise InfrastructureCruise terminals are designed for movement, yet remain dormant for months each year. At Mormugao Port, this project designs for time rather than a single function, transforming seasonal transport infrastructure into an adaptive waterfront where architecture, landscape, and public life evolve with the monsoon.
150National center of arts and handicrafts "Art+" on New Waterfront district in Kazan cityThe Art+ Cluster reimagines Kazan's former industrial port as a cultural landmark. Two "pixelated" stepped blocks are unified by a cantilevered Sky Park roof floating on V-shaped columns — returning the built footprint to the city as a public green garden suspended above the Volga waterfront.
574the third place: redefining the public library as a communal anchorexploring how an overlooked public library can be transformed into an active community space. by reimagining their role beyond books and conventional forms, this thesis positions libraries as inclusive spaces that promote interaction, cultural exchange, and a renewed sense of belonging within neighborhoods
034PLUGGED-IN LIVING Sustainable Urban Solutions through Vertical Expansion and Modular HousingPlugged-In Living is an adaptive high-rise housing system for Dhaka using modular plug-in/plug-out apartments linked to a central service core. It enables flexible expansion and reconfiguration as families change. Located in Vatara, it integrates transit-oriented planning, climate response, and personalization of living spaces for resilient urban living.
016REIMAGINING HIGHER EDUCATION IN DENSE URBAN CONTEXTS : A VERTICAL UNIVERSITY IN MUMBAI,INDIA# Vertical University: Project Overview The Vertical University is envisioned as a future-ready educational ecosystem that redefines learning within dense urban environments where land availability is limited. Rather than replicating the conventional horizontal campus, the project explores how a high-rise university can foster academic excellence, social in
175C.E.I.TTHE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS RAPIDLY ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IN MALAYSIA, CHANGING EDUCATION AND WORK. SCHOOLS MOVED TO ONLINE LEARNING DURING LOCKDOWNS, SHOWING THE IMPORTANCE OF DIGITAL TOOLS IN EDUCATION. AT THE SAME TIME, MANY PEOPLE TURNED TO GIG WORK INSTEAD OF TRADITIONAL EDUCATION DUE TO ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY. TECHNOLOGY MADE GIG JOBS MORE ACCESSIBLE.
8171Grounded in Water: A Living Framework in Wetland Landscapes / Design Thesis on Adaptive Wetland LivingThis 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
237Evergreen - Elderly day centreThe project proposes an Elderly Day Centre in Kraków that promotes healthy ageing, inclusion, and community interaction. Connected public spaces, landscaped gardens, a woonerf street, and accessible architecture create a welcoming hub with spaces for rest, learning, activities, and events, strengthening links within the Wesoła district.
26209Home as a Place of Connection: Architecture for Family and Emotional WellbeingHome as a Place of Connection reimagines the middle-income home in Karachi by restoring the emotional and social value of living spaces. The project transforms the 120-square-yard house into an adaptable framework that supports nuclear, joint, and multi-family living through shared spaces, incremental growth, and climate-responsive design strategies.
1125Idigna Renewal Islands"From neglected islands to ecological lifelines" the Tigris River (Idigna), once the heart of Mesopotamian civilization, now faces severe pollution. This project reimagines its islands through ecological and architectural interventions. Using Idigna Island as a prototype, it creates a replicable river regeneration model centered on research and culture
39206Nuswa Bhuvana, Marunda Across NatureA Public Housing that integrates living activities with nature to mitigate the negative impacts of coal pollution. The project draws from the local agricultural heritage of Marunda, transforming it into a permaculture system (regenerative agriculture). This concept embedding permaculture directly into the living ecosystem through biophilic architecture.
4117TLAPALTEOTL : The Lake That Refused to DieLake Texcoco once cradled Tenochtitlan; today barely 5 percent remains, drained by colonial works that read the lake as a threat. TLAPALTEOTL returns the lake to its community through purification, salt extraction, and chinampa farming, and a tower descending into its buried memory before rising to meet the water.
048URBAN LIVABILITYThis design creates a livable, inclusive Kalidas Complex by integrating fragmented buildings into a cohesive, well-organized campus with new user-driven functions. A central pedestrian spine becomes an active public realm for movement and interaction, while permeable edges enhance accessibility, connectivity, and everyday community use.
233visitors center in BerkaneThe design of the Visitors Center in the Berkane Mountains is guided by a deliberate intention to establish a strong and respectful relationship between architecture, landscape, and local culture.
048Healing Patch: An Approach Towards Carbon Negative FutureThe 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.
054Continuity Through Change: Reinforcing Cultural Memory and Urban Identity in MysuruHistoric city cores evolve through change. This project explores how Mysuru's historic core can sustain cultural memory, identity, and everyday urban life through socio-spatial transformation.
93787The RainThis master’s thesis reinterprets the Shenzhen Opera House brief, reimagining it as an open civic landscape shaped by the concept of “Rain,” where Shenzhen’s subtropical climate becomes a spatial system that dissolves the boundary between architecture and public space.
077Samarra’s EchoThe project proposes a **Historical Cultural Tourism Complex** in Samarra, inspired by Abbasid heritage. Located near the **Caliph's Oasis** within the **Caliph's Palace**, the design is based on a **17-degree orientation** inspired by Abbasid planning, aiming to revive Samarra's heritage and promote cultural tourism.
173A Jazz Club in the Buildings of the Former Hermanka Mill in PoznańThe project adapts historic buildings of the former Hermanka Mill in Poznań into a jazz club. The thesis combines the revitalization of post-industrial architecture with acoustics, internal insulation, structural reinforcements, local regulations, and user needs, creating a jazz center in a city that was once the Polish capital of this music.
502.2KCrisis to Conservation: A Water Research & Awareness Centre for Sustainable Water Management in BangladeshHow can a water-rich nation face thirst? This project transforms architecture into a living interface between people, water, and ecology. Integrating research, education, and visible water infrastructure, it turns hidden hydrological processes into immersive spatial experiences that cultivate awareness, resilience, and sustainable futures.
166desert sawqana oasisDesert Sawqana Oasis is a sustainable resort in Karbala inspired by the Al-Sawqa’ana phenomenon, reflecting the contrast between its dry desert surface and its hidden life-filled interior. The design transforms natural rock fractures into geometric forms, creating an oasis centered on sustainability, passive cooling, and natural ventilation .
1103The Spark: A Local Activity Centre on a Former Industrial Site in WrocławThe concept of The Spark Local Activity Centre aims to initiate the transformation of the former Hutmen industrial site on Grabiszyńska Street in Wrocław, adjacent to the historic press hall and water tower. Initially conceived as a catalyst for change, the building is intended to evolve into the focal point of the regenerated neighbourhood.
19216Apartments and Climate Adaptation in MumbaiThe thesis explores how Mumbai's DCRs affect climate adaptability in apartment housing. Through comparative building studies, it reveals the loss of spatial adaptability over time and proposes a climate-responsive redevelopment framework integrating adaptable housing, flood resilience, passive environmental design, and revised planning regulations.
558THE KARAIYAGAM-ARCHITECTURE THESISKaraiyagam – Coastal Public Realm explores the transformation of the coastal edge of Mahabalipuram into a meaningful public realm that reconnects people with the sea, heritage, and local identity. The project investigates the relationship between the historic coastal landscape, fishing communities, tourism, and everyday public life.
894SELF SAFE MODULAR HOUSEA 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 .
6106From Fragility to Resilience: An Integrated Approach to Coastal Settlement on Kutubdia IslandThis thesis focuses on Kutubdia Island, where climate change is already causing severe land loss, displacement, and livelihood insecurity. Recognizing that relocation is not feasible for many residents, the study explores how architecture can support resilient, adaptive, and sustainable communities while preserving local livelihoods and social ties.
1136Rhythms of Restlessness...Neurodiverse Design for Playful MindsThis project explores how architecture can support people with ADHD through a temporal spatial framework of Focus, Escape, and Rejoin. Developed as a co-working and activity space in Siam, Bangkok, it uses sensory gradation, transition, and flexible occupation to reduce perceptual load and enable neurodiverse ways of thinking, working, and engaging.
122611An Architectural Interpretations of Memory, Space & CommunityA Case Of Bhopal Gas Tragedy - 1984
