Conceptual Architecture
Architecture exploring ideas, theories, and speculative design before physical implementation.
Pie in the Sky: Futuristic Architecture for a Self-Sufficient Airship Habitat
Pie in the Sky imagines futuristic architecture as a hydrogen-powered flying habitat where farming, water, energy and life move above Earth.
The Street of Life: Senior Living Architecture Rooted in Moroccan Community Life
Senior living architecture in Temara transforms Moroccan street life into co-living spaces supporting dignity, connection, and independence.
Ardavan Shelter
The Ardalan Project explores computational design through a custom parametric parapet system. Geometric rules control repetition, variation, dimensions, and component relationships, creating a flexible workflow that connects architectural intent with optimization, fabrication requirements, and final form.
Malalai Kakar Center: Sustainable Architecture for Resilient Living in Afghanistan
Resilient architecture for Afghan women unites safe housing, education, healthcare, and skills to build independence, dignity and community.
Riad's: Senior Living Architecture Reimagining Elderly Care as a Moroccan Town
Riad's reimagines senior living architecture as a Moroccan-inspired town where elders live independently, connect, create, and belong daily.
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
Cinema WAVE: Adaptive Reuse Architecture Reimagines the Movie Theater as Public Space
Cinema WAVE transforms the closed theater into adaptive reuse architecture where films, public space, movement, and everyday life converge.
Opera By The Sea: Opera House Architecture That Makes Art a Public Experience
Opera By The Sea reimagines opera house architecture as a transparent waterfront stage where artists, audiences, culture and city life meet.
The Prometheus Mission
The project not only serves as the first human settlement, but also a monumental project about the present, the future, and the past of human settlement. It embodies timelessness and celebrates the use of speculative technology. It serves as a constant reminder of the essential purpose of technology and our interconnectedness with the universe.
AL-JANNAH: Sustainable Architecture and Permaculture for Afghan Widows
AL-JANNAH uses sustainable architecture and permaculture to create resilient oasis of housing, learning, work and renewal for Afghan widows.
Maan: Sustainable Architecture for Community, Resilience, and Self-Reliance in Kandahar
Maan explores sustainable architecture in Kandahar through housing, workshops, gardens, courtyards, and shared spaces designed around women.
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!
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.
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.
Jaipur Urban Center: A Landmark Mixed-Use Development in India
A culturally rooted mixed-use development in Jaipur blending markets, offices, convention spaces and lodging into a vibrant urban community hub.
Little Red Riding Hood: Architectural Design as a Journey Through Fear, Light, and Storytelling
Little Red Riding Hood reimagines the fairy tale through architectural design shaped by fear, light, scale, memory, uncertainty, and choice.
(UN)BOX: Modular Architecture for Play, Learning and Identity in Refugee Camps
(UN)BOX rethinks modular architecture in refugee camps, turning scarce space into flexible places for play, learning, identity and community
Imposition: A Narrative Architectural Design Rooted in Deception, Perception, and the Forest Journey
A narrative architectural design in the German woods transforms Little Red Riding Hood into a spatial journey of deception, choice, and perception.
Cinema Futurismo: Futuristic Architecture Reimagining the Future of Cinema
Cinema Futurismo merges futuristic architecture, holographic projection, intimate seating, and landscape into a new social cinema.
RE-UN Bound: Modular Playground Design That Turns Play Into Learning
RE-UN Bound reimagines playground design through low-cost modular structures that turn play into learning, confidence and community for kids
Deep concept. Philosophical, visionary, and speculative. Love it!!
This visionary project transcends conventional architectural paradigms, intertwining the epochs of human existence within its structural narrative. By enshrining collective memory, it fosters a dialogue between past legacies and future aspirations. Philosophically, it challenges our perceptions of temporality, emphasizing technology not as an end but as a means to connect more profoundly with the cosmos. The endeavor resonates with the essence of Heidegger’s 'Building Dwelling Thinking', suggesting architecture as a space where humanity and universe meet. In this monument, we are invited to reflect on our place in time and space, celebrating both our technological advancements and our timeless human spirit.
Wow, thanks for your comment, it is very profound. I had never thought of Heidegger's quote when working on this project, but his "Die Frage nach der Technik" has influenced me a lot, leading me to reflect on technology in this project as a cosmology rather than a being itself. Thanks again for this comment