2Heritage at Risk: Reviving the Soul of Birulia – Architectural Conservation & Adaptive ReuseBirulia's endangered heritage inspires a community-led conservation approach that balances cultural authenticity, everyday life, and climate resilience through small-scale, adaptive interventions, ensuring history remains a living foundation for the future.
4Calibrated Revival Weaving Heritage Through Spatial ContinuityRooted in the heritage of Dhaka Muslin, the project transforms traditional weaving environments into a contemporary space for making, learning, and cultural continuity: where heritage is experienced, practiced, and carried forward through everyday life.
0 Heritage at Risk : Reviving the Soul Of BIRULIA Birulia, once a thriving 18th-century merchant town near Dhaka, now faces neglect with only a few heritage structures remaining. This project proposes community-led conservation, adaptive reuse, and cultural revitalization through educational, heritage, and commercial zones to preserve identity amid rapid urbanization.
4Special MentionHeritage ParadoxThis dissertation aims to restore neglected structures at risk of losing their identity in modern India. It focuses on Pune's Shaniwar Wada, highlighting the restrictive impact of the heritage guidelines on development and amenities. The study proposes urban renewal strategies to enhance the monument's value, improve the heritage precinct and its management
6ROMAN HUT - roman inspired country club & spaA project inspired by Britain's rich Roman heritage. Bathhouses were very important places in the life of every Roman. Almost every small town owned them. Bathhouses did not serve exclusively as places for maintaining hygiene, they were very often also a catalyst for the social dynamics of the entire society. Something like a modern country club.
2WinnerSake House FirewaterThe design idea was to create a place where sake can be experienced and tasted in different ways. The Sake House should not only be the focus for sake lovers, but also attract the younger generation with different events. The design components are derived from elements of sake making, patterns and materials from Japanese culture.