Architecture
Design and planning of buildings, spaces, and environments that shape how people live, work, and interact.
E-WASTE SYNC: A RECLAMATION CENTRE FOR ELECTRONIC WASTE
E-WASTE SYNC is a proposed reclamation Centre at Kaliakoir Hi-Tech Park, Gazipur, addressing Bangladesh’s informal e-waste problem through safe collection, sorting, repair, dismantling and material recovery. The design integrates controlled circulation, worker welfare, research, training, climate-responsive systems and circular resource recovery.
Filleadh - Opera house 2.0
Filleadh (Gaelic for “fold”) is a portable theatre for street artists, inspired by the movable book. Towed by a light truck, a 4.16 m box opens to 8.00 m with solar-roofed folding panels. One truck becomes four stages: Shell for music, Gallery for art, Twin for two booths, Ring for circle shows. Ready to perform in any public space.
BIO-MORPHOS PAVILION (VARIATION 02)
This project explores the threshold between structural performance and organic morphology through contemporary computational design. Developed using advanced parametric workflows, the structure materializes as a seamless semi-covered pavilion designed to redefine user experience within a fluid space. By shifting away from traditional box-like architecture,
THE COMMUNITY INSTALLATION
A Community-Centric Design Process for Enhancing the Structure of the Social Layer Utilizing Community Stories in Urban Informal Settlements, Sri Lanka.
E-WASTE SYNC: A RECLAMATION CENTRE FOR ELECTRONIC WASTE
E-WASTE SYNC: A Reclamation Centre for Electronic Waste is a proposed formal e-waste recycling facility at Kaliakoir Hi-Tech Park, Gazipur. The project transforms informal recycling into a safe, organized and circular system through controlled processing, material recovery, worker welfare, research and training. Climate-responsive façades, daylighting, PV roofing, rainwater management and phytoremediation support environmental performance.
E-WASTE SYNC: A RECLAMATION CENTRE FOR ELECTRONIC WASTE
E-WASTE, E-Waste Reclamation, Hazardous Waste Processing, Circular resource recovery, Climate-Responsive Design, Rainwater Harvesting.
The Museum in Sztutowo. New Forms of Expression in the Design of Memorial Sites
Amazing project!!!
The project captivates with its minimalist form and the way the architecture blends subtly info the natural landscape. Its austere geometry creates a serene, monumental, and timeless space.
Great projects!!!
MOSQUE OF THE WATER
With a sensitive implementation on the site, the building becomes a continuation of the sea through a lifted platform serving as a Prayer Hall that expands towards infinite. Fluid formations refer to the motion of the sea in an effort to connect the building to the surroundings.
MOSQUE OF THE LIGHT
Undulations of fabrics create a changing rhythmical pattern enhanced by the continuous play of light and shadow that changes throughout the day. Interior is flooded with filtered sunlight that celebrates the patterns of everyday human rituals.
DMMRC - DUBAI MARITIME MUSEUM & RESEARCH CENTER
Relating to both the sea and the city and in constant dialogue between them, the building is an extension of the city to the sea and vice-versa.
GENESIS CULTURE CITY
Just like DNA is the building unit of humans, culture is the building unit of humanity, GENESIS embraces both.
A strong and ambitious proposal with a distinctive conceptual approach that combines culture, technology, and public life. Further refinement of the site-specific response and overall design resolution could strengthen the project.
ALAPON (আলাপন) - A Dialogue of Community & Resilience
Alapon is an M.Arch thesis in Korail, Dhaka, reimagining fire as a spatial and social condition. It proposes a fire-resilient community corridor linking road to lake, integrating evacuation routes, livelihoods, and public space. Using local materials and community-led design, it transforms informal settlements into resilient, inclusive urban systems.
A unique project idea derived from real-life needs and everyday experiences.
ALAPON presents a strong and socially engaged approach to fire resilience, transforming an existing corridor into a multifunctional spine for safety, community, livelihood, and public life. Its emphasis on adaptation and community participation gives the project a clear and meaningful architectural position.
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A thoughtful and relevant project addressing Bangladesh’s e-waste problem through architecture. The integration of safe waste management, worker welfare, research, training, and resource recovery is highly commendable. A strong approach to sustainability and circular resource use. Well done!
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