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15 projects

Md. Emam Meraj

Revitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat As an Adaptable Public-Oriented Infrastructure

Revitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat transforms a chaotic fish market into a resilient, modular waterfront. The design improves circulation, auctioning, and logistics while supporting fishermen and laborers. Beyond market hours, it becomes a vibrant public riverfront with walkways, local commerce, and community spaces, adapting to future changes.

habiba

FISHING HUB -مَـرْسَـاه

Despite Marsa Matruh’s immense coastal potential,its traditional fishing sector in RommelBay suffers from deteriorating infrastructure. 'MERSAH' Hub bridges this gap by transforming these overlooked assets into a sustainable landmark that drives economic growth and strengthens food security. By optimizing production and supply chains

Nazia

Traditional Wooden Boat Crafting Centre

Rooted in Bangladesh’s riverine heritage, this project connects tradition with modernity by empowering boat artisans, blending heritage with sustainable design through crafting zones, museums and public spaces that honour history by blending ancestral craftsmanship with global innovations, community fostering, culture and environmental preservation.

Hana

PULSE OF THE PLANET

Restoring the balance between the built environment and nature PULSE OF THE PLANET is the heart of the Earth, collaborating with the Lungs (Amazon Forest). The project interweaves and connects tourism, ecology, and community to encourage pure living.

Joel

Luminary Tide

Creating a symbiosis between the four elements in an effort to regain humanities attention back from technology. Carefully selecting a site with a once historical gathering space that incorporates water and land, in order to rejuvenate the historical context, but also where the climate is cooler to integrate the concept of heat of a campfire.

Radhitya

Cafe Pasar Ikan Muara Angke

The Modern Kampong Street Market and Fish Farms.

Tejas and 2 others

MERIAH CITRA: CRAFTING URBAN FISH MARKETS

The design transcends an immersive experience that harmonizes culture, commerce, and sustainability. The fish market is designed to embody the essence of maritime commerce but also embraces modern principles of design and functionality.

Scott

Marina City

A hub for maritime research and education in Fredrikstad Norway at the mouth of the North-sea, Marina City utilizes fluid design techniques to integrate educational facilities, public spaces, and a fully functioning Marina along the banks of the River Glomm allowing for a dynamic curriculum focused on field-study and interactive research opportunities.

Sharmin

Embankment Settlement

Developing an unique vernacular architecture by improving the traditional embankment settlement.

Matina and 2 others

Lagood

Imaginable how you can boost the willing to study only by using the power of architecture. Colonizing the lagoon increases the quality of living and the research of the nature became more interactive and entertaining.

Hannah Rose and 2 others

GIRLIO

GIRLIO re-purposes the oil rig as a center for Artists-at-Sea and Scientists-at-Sea to research and curate new discoveries in marine biology through an experiential archive for sea life. Scientists will research cutting-edge discoveries surrounding the future of undersea ecosystems while artists will craft new findings into multi-sensory installations.

Kshir and Sumbul

ANACHRONOS

The oil rig is perceived as an element in-between shores. It is a very prominent feature on the horizon. It exists in plain sight- as something that could be part of the shore and yet exists beyond the shore. In the nothingness of the sea, it becomes Anachronos. Ana from the Greek prefix meaning again and Chronos meaning time.