Dystopian Architecture
Speculative architecture exploring built environments in dystopian, post-apocalyptic, and radically transformed futures.
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.
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.
NON GRAMME: Futuristic Architecture That Dissolves the Boundary Between Cinema and Reality
NON GRAMME turns futuristic architecture into holographic cinema, dissolving boundaries between audience, image, architecture and city life.
Moscow Metro Shelter: Underground Architecture for Life After Environmental Collapse
Moscow Metro Shelter transforms underground architecture into a self-sufficient network for housing, food, health, research and communities.
The illusion of permanence: the design for disassembly framework
Traditional architecture’s focus on permanence overlooks the environmental constraints of climate urgency. Design for Disassembly (DfD) challenges this by planning buildings to be dismantled, reused, or relocated. This thesis investigates the ecological and socio-economic potentials of DfD, exploring how modularity and reversible connections shape future-oriented construction. Shifting focus from building to responsibly unbuilding redefines permanence for a sustainable lifecycle.
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Neo-Covenant: Sustainable Architecture for a Post-Apocalyptic Earth
Neo-Covenant imagines sustainable architecture in Lalibela as a self-sufficient habitat where survivors rebuild life, memory and hope.
The Ocean Hive: Sustainable Architecture for a Self-Sufficient Civilization at Sea
The Ocean Hive imagines sustainable architecture at sea, where modular habitats, algae, wave power and ocean waste sustain a growing colony.
Bunkertecture: Sustainable Architecture Reimagines a Missile Silo as an Everyday Community
Bunkertecture reimagines a decommissioned missile silo as a self-sufficient underground community for resilient sustainable everyday living.
Recolonizing Home: Sustainable Architecture for a World Above the Water
Recolonizing Home imagines sustainable architecture on Kanchenjunga, where closed-loop systems support 200 lives high above a drowned world.
The Commercial Ground Floor: Catalyst of an Unplanned Centrality . Jet Sakane, Agadir, Morocco
This Master's thesis in architecture examines how the commercial ground floors of collective housing blocks in the Jet Sakane neighbourhood of Agadir, Morocco, generate an unplanned urban centrality. Combining field observation, cartographic analysis, and user interviews, the research shows how appropriation practices exceed the conceived framework and transform standardised pavements into lived spaces of identity and sociability.
e-den: Sustainable Architecture for Recolonizing a Post-Apocalyptic Earth
e-den reimagines sustainable architecture as a living mangrove-inspired system that shelters humanity while helping a damaged Earth recover.
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.
Curved-Living
The design offers curved life with a gravitational and non-gravity environment to supply the minimum needs.
Synchronicity
An exploration of an efficient future where humans and artificial intelligence work together to create utopia. Skyscraper location Seoul, South Korea.
Moment of Stillness
Moment of Stillness is a speculative architectural thesis that explores how architecture can move beyond sustainability to become an active force for environmental regeneration. Set within South Africa's Vaal Triangle, the project reimagines abandoned industrial infrastructure as living systems capable of healing polluted landscapes. Through adaptive reuse, biomimicry, circular material systems, and speculative space manufacturing.
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When the time comes, human beings will turn to respect and take power of nature for survival. A new aspect of architecture will be the driving tool for humanity to continue the race because "architecture is not just a building", but it is mechanisms of technology that mimic the ability of nature to serve the well-being of human life.
The site or heritage building is a seductive reminder of an apocalypse instead of faith and or complementing faith. The idea of movement works against and is paradoxical to functioning without being the parasite, e.g. it can adhere to another typology. Better visual vignettes well being would strengthen the experience.
Visually striking presentation and daring concept. Good grasp on mechanical aesthetic. Well through through scheme.