Conservation Architecture
POSArchitecture that preserves cultural heritage, historical sites, and community identity through adaptive reuse and restoration.
Paddles of the Past: Adaptive Reuse of Decommissioned River Vessels for the Ecological and Cultural Restoration of Dhaka
"From the heartbeat of Dhaka, the Buriganga has now become a symbol of its own neglect. The project 'Paddles of the Past' restores this past, transforming the derelict steamers and boats into living documents of riverside history and using their hulls to restore ecological balance. There is no waste anywhere: history turns into habitat and memory turns into monitoring, with the healing of a river forgotten until now beginning with each and every current."
The History of the Maritime Cultural Centre in Nowy Port
The Maritime Cultural Centre (MCC) building was one of the few elements realized as part of Danuta Weirowska’s master plan. It was intended to serve the districts that were, at the time, most neglected in terms of cultural and educational infrastructure, namely Nowy Port, Letnica, Brzeźno, and Wisłoujście. The Cultural Centre was named “Maritime” due to the strong connection of the local community with the sea, the port, and the shipyard.
Survey Summary: Maritime Cultural Center in Nowy Port
The survey aimed to identify the needs and expectations of Gdańsk residents regarding the Nowy Port district and the Maritime Cultural Center located there. The results are intended to serve as a basis for reflecting on the district’s future development directions and for adjusting the Center’s activities to the real needs of the local community.
Sacred Sand and Forgotten Story
Reimagining Dholavira through Heritage Narrative and an Eco-Resort
Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future Horizons
Transforming The Historic Chaktai Canal into a Connected Spine of Heritage, Trade, and Public Life.
Revitalisation of Fort II in Poznań for the needs of the Folk Dance Ensemble headquarters
The 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.
Beyond Rediscovery
Reclaiming Alijan Jute Mill as a Living Productive Landscape
The Vessels of the Archipelago
How Indonesia's traditional Boats carry the nation's Soul
The Adsequor: A New Paradigm in Sustainable High-Rise Architecture
A visionary sustainable high-rise architecture redefining coastal cities by restoring wetlands, optimizing energy, and reshaping urban ecological balance.
Where winds converge
Introduction the syncretic roots of Indonesian's Architecture Heritage
Made of Water: A Vision of Climate-Resilient Architecture
A climate-resilient architecture vision where water towers rise as memorials and wildfire defense systems, transforming memory into protection.
Documentation Work on Buddhist Wooden Temple
Architectural syncretism and cultural hybridity: A comparative study of the Buddhist temples in Chattogram Hill tracks
