Conceptual Architecture
Highway as Habitat
Highway as Habitat addresses a fundamental paradox embedded in the contemporary American metropolis: highways serve as essential infrastructures of mobility, yet simultaneously fragment the urban fabric by separating movement from habitation. As cities continue to densify, this horizontal system—once a driver of expansion—has become increasingly misaligned w
Heritage at Risk: Reviving the Soul of Birulia – A Case Study in Architectural Conservation & Adapti
"SUNDARBANS:Sanctuary for The Soul" Mangrove Eco Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Center,Sharankhola, Sundarbans, Bangladesh.
This project aims to integrate architecture with the fragile ecosystem of the Sundarbans by promoting eco-tourism and wildlife conservation. The design responds to the mangrove landscape, climate, and biodiversity of the region. Designed with minimal environmental impact, it incorporates elevated structures, sustainable materials, and specialized facilities
An outstanding vision for sustainable eco-tourism and wildlife conservation. A perfect example of architecture working in harmony with nature. Best wishes for the project!
This is the way to preserve and respect the nature.
A sensitive design that harmonises nature, conservation, and eco-tourism.
"SUNDARBANS:Sanctuary for The Soul" Mangrove Eco Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Center,Sharankhola, Sundarbans, Bangladesh.
The Mangrove Eco-Tourism & Wildlife Conservation Centre in the Sundarbans integrates research, conservation, and eco-tourism to protect this fragile ecosystem. It features offices, exhibition spaces, wildlife hatching zones, research and veterinary labs, and elevated foot trails. Designed with minimal footprint, storm- and saline-resistant materials, and sustainable construction, it fosters biodiversity, prevents poaching, supports local economies, and preserves the Sundarbans’ natural balance.
A remarkable initiative for sustainable eco-tourism and wildlife conservation. Best wishes for the project!
Proper sensitive interpretation with Nature.
A well-integrated proposal balancing ecology and visitor experience.
Irtiza Mahbub's Portfolio
Irtiza Mahbub's Portfolio
An Architectural Interpretations of Memory, Space & Community
A Case Of Bhopal Gas Tragedy - 1984
Nice execution of all the thoughts and wishing you a win.
Good concept
Concept clarity and execution is amazing.
LA LOGI-C: Adaptive Reuse Architecture Reimagining the Parking Garage as an Urban Logistics Hub
LA LOGI-C rethinks parking architecture as a mixed-use logistics hub for mobility, commerce, exchange, learning, and a connected urban life.
The Qala Community: Sustainable Architecture for Women-Led Resilience in Afghanistan
The Qala Community reimagines Afghan tradition with sustainable architecture, creating safe, self-sufficient futures for women and children.
A Path Towards Resilience Through Community-Driven Activities at Gora-Digha, Kishoreganj
In the ‘Haor’(Seasonal wetlands), where the ground disappears each monsoon, permanence is an illusion. This project imagines architecture not as a defense against water but as an instrument of continuity, an adaptive civic landscape that allows communities to gather, endure and sustain dignity amid recurring cycles of flood and retreat.
Kushaaneh: Sustainable Architecture for a Resilience Centre in Kandahar
Choice, community and sustainable architecture shape Kushaaneh, a resilient Kandahar refuge rooted in dignity, belonging, and self-reliance.
RESILE-UBUNTU: Sustainable Architecture for Community Resilience in Kandahar
RESILE-UBUNTU uses sustainable architecture to unite secure housing, education, livelihoods and community resilience for widows in Kandahar.
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
The “Timeless” Observatory: Timeless Architecture Rooted in Observation, Memory and Mayan Form
Where Mayan memory, flexible learning, stone, light and landscape come together in a timeless architecture of observation.
The Rain
This 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.
What a remarkable project!!!Making rain the central design concept gives it a truly unique identity and beautifully strengthens the building`s connection ti its natural surroundings!
I find the use of the water elements in the design of the buildings and the landscape very unique and inspiring
The element of rain, by the seaside, especially continuing inside the building, is an amazing idea. Inspiration and creativity beyond the usual!
Architecture Of Time: Adaptive Architecture for a City in Constant Transformation
Adaptive architecture merges time, technology and memory in a modular system designed to evolve with changing cities and future human needs.
The Sheltering Centre: Adaptive Reuse Architecture for a New Future in Skid Row
Reimagining future parking through adaptive reuse architecture, The Sheltering Centre transforms urban infrastructure into a pathway to new life.
CYBERPUNK-PUNK: Hacking Downtown Los Angeles
CYBERPUNK-PUNK is a speculative urbanism thesis imagining ten Downtown LA typologies built from the wreckage of a fictional failed startup. Grounded in Harney and Moten's conceptual undercommons, it translates revitalized cyberpunk aesthetics into critical infrastructure—mapping fugitive collectivity against the extractive logics of the neoliberal city.
The Chapel of Eternity
REBIRTH: Sustainable Architecture Shaped by Community, Resilience and Renewal
REBIRTH uses sustainable architecture, circular design, local materials and shared spaces to restore community, dignity and hope for widows.
A Reinforced Cocoon: Vernacular Architecture for Security, Healing and Community in Qandahar
A Reinforced Cocoon reimagines Afghan vernacular architecture as secure community space for widowed women, families, healing and resilience.
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