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Residential design and architecture exploring housing typologies, community living, and innovative dwelling solutions.

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Faria Akter
Danil Korotnev
Fruitspunchsamuraisan
ANANYA AGARWAL
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pranjal7

AABHAS -a sense of home

They build our cities, yet live without a place in them. This project reimagines housing for migrant workers-not as shelter, but as dignity. Modular, mobile, and co-created, it moves with them, grows with them, and uplifts their families with creche, workshops, and safe spaces. A home that respects culture, empowers women, and builds community.dfbhsetnhjsetn

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marinaobretenova

Rammed Earth House

The aim of the project is to develop an eco village house that uses sustainable materials. The main specific is that the house is separated into two zones - day and night. The day activities are gathered in one open space connected to the outside nature via a huge terrace. While the night zone is divided into private spaces.

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UnIADA '26

The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards

UnIADA '26
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tatianataratuta

Bubble Hub

This is the place for millenials who aspire to make a new collective living. If we want to connect people, we ought to get rid of borders such as traditional walls, corridors and bring the different planning model instead. Our proposal suggests experiment in which proportion of public and private spaces is variable and living space resembles "village".

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elbert03

Nuswa Bhuvana, Marunda Across Nature

A Public Housing that integrates living activities with nature to mitigate the negative impacts of coal pollution. The project draws from the local agricultural heritage of Marunda, transforming it into a permaculture system (regenerative agriculture). This concept embedding permaculture directly into the living ecosystem through biophilic architecture.

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The SafeHouse

Homes for the homeless students

The SafeHouse
hosell one

No projects available. Publish projects in order to connect to this competition entry. why?????

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Imtiyaz Shah
Imtiyaz Shah

You may see the published projects in the Entries section of the site.

康 崔

I am so sorry but I can't find 6 FAQs. Where can I find them?

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Imtiyaz Shah
Imtiyaz Shah

It is available in your competition dashboard. Just navigate to your Profile > My entries. If you are registered you will be able to see it on your competition entry card.

Chang Zhou

How to re-upload the correct entry documents?

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UNI

Hi Chang, Please click your avatar > My projects > Create a new project > Complete steps and publish Once done go the competitions tab > Link the new project with the competition. https://to.uni.xyz/uploadtutorial

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Khairun_Jeba

From Fragility to Resilience: An Integrated Approach to Coastal Settlement on Kutubdia Island

This thesis focuses on Kutubdia Island, where climate change is already causing severe land loss, displacement, and livelihood insecurity. Recognizing that relocation is not feasible for many residents, the study explores how architecture can support resilient, adaptive, and sustainable communities while preserving local livelihoods and social ties.

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akankshas2122

Apartments and Climate Adaptation in Mumbai

This research investigates how Development Control Regulations (DCRs) have shaped apartment housing in Mumbai. It reveals that older apartments offer greater spatial flexibility for climate adaptation, while newer developments prioritise built-up area, reducing adaptability and long term climate resilience.

Apartments and Climate Adaptation in Mumbai
Prashant Gawai

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akankshas2122

Apartments and Climate Adaptation in Mumbai

The thesis explores how Mumbai's DCRs affect climate adaptability in apartment housing. Through comparative building studies, it reveals the loss of spatial adaptability over time and proposes a climate-responsive redevelopment framework integrating adaptable housing, flood resilience, passive environmental design, and revised planning regulations.

Anogh Kulkarni

Very good show ..! keep it up ..! All the best ..!

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Khalil Taleeslami
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A highly rigorous and well-developed thesis that successfully connects housing, climate adaptation, lived experience, and planning regulations. The integration of research with architectural and policy strategies is particularly strong; further quantitative validation could make the proposal even more convincing.

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Container City

A modular lifestyle, a modular housing design challenge

Container City
Eshan Balloomeah

Hi, I have some questions about the competition. 1- Can we use metric ? 2- Do we need a specific site for the project?

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UNI
UNI

1. Yes you can use metric units - Its rather preferred 2. No you dont have to, it can be based on something hypothetical entirely.

ULKU OZTEN

hi, Registration via pay pal is not possible from here. Can we use credit card for the payment of the fee?

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Imtiyaz Shah
Imtiyaz Shah

Hi Ulku, Please use Razorpay.

ahmed

hello, I want to say that I am enormously disappointed, to see that the members of the jury do not take account of the constraints announced on the contests, it is thus the last time that I would participate in a contest on this site. to argue my point, I would take container city as an example with a constraint: 1- 15 sea containers maximum, while on the selected projects, there were entire cities with container 2-additions and extension limited to 15%, while on the selected projects some have largely exceeded this limit. 3- 4 containers cannot be stacked on top of each other. some have built towers. So if you do not take into account the constraints announced and you prefer to privilege the presentation instead of the design, and the respect of the specifications, no longer offer constraints if they are of no use. many were sanctioned because they applied themselves to meet the specifications that you posted online. thank you for taking these remarks into account.

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UNI
UNI

Dear Ahmed, We understand the emotion behind the feedback. Its very unfortunate to know that you had a bad experience with our website and we want to know how can we do better. To make our position clear, projects in the shortlist do not have any connection to our website nor the creators have been endorsed with any special advantages. Every participating team is as real and has put in honest work like you must've too. Particularly in the context of Container city, we were well aware this scenario may arise due to some special conditions in the brief. While we try as much as possible to ensure there is fair judging in the competition, for the first time we tried to open the scrutiny via a peer review system as well to ensure all the feedback like the ones you shared are also taken into account while making review process and not after the results are out. https://uni.xyz/journal/new-update-appeal-period-desc-changes-to This was emailed specifically to every participant entering into the competition to voice out if a project was out or in. We have mostly taken all the appeals in to consideration and found out many of them were true. A few of them were forced too. If a project appealed against was still considered, we have left comment below the project on how and why the project made it. Despite all of this effort, it sometimes is disheartening to know that it has left a feeling of bitterness within a valued member of our community. If you have any particular feedback or a project to report you can write to the competition control directly here: competitioncontrol@uni.xyz .

ahmed
ahmed

hello and thank you for having taken my words into account, I would like to point out that I have never questioned the method of running the competitions, I only emphasized the objectivity of the members of the jury who should first of all base their judgment as a priority on the application of the specifications then check the other points (presentation ...)the jury also had to pay attention to the openings (windows and bay windows) because the container is fragile, it cannot be pierced on very large openings as it weakens it and makes the superposition of the containers on top of each other fragile. we are not on design only, there is a very important technical aspect as well. best regards ahmed

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UnIATA '24

Universe's best graduation projects ever created

UnIATA '24
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Afloat

Designing a water resilient neighborhood

Afloat
Olivia Nunn

When will we be able to see all of the entries?

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Imtiyaz Shah
Imtiyaz Shah

Please go to the "Entries" section of the site, here:- https://uni.xyz/competitions/afloat/entries

宇程 冯

Is the entry fee 33 per person or total 33 for all members

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UNI
UNI

33 for all members upto a team of 4.

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Reborn

Plan for Survival

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tomek.szenajch

KURPIE HOUSE. The evolution of form towards the present. Architectural design in the region.

The project focuses on creating a contemporary interpretation of the traditional vernacular house type originating from central Poland. As part of the design process, a unique method was developed, offering a structured framework for creative, research-driven reinterpretation of historical architectural forms with regional and cultural specificity.

Khalil Taleeslami
Juror

A strong and well-researched thesis that successfully transforms vernacular knowledge into a contemporary architectural language. Further testing of the design in everyday and climatic conditions could make this thoughtful approach even stronger.

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zara33

Rethinking Eldercare Spaces : Towards an Architecture of Inclusion, Purpose and Dignity.

The project focuses on a framework four principles to help guide, design and rethink eldercare institutions, merely places for the abandoned, to be reimagined as places of dignified living with purpose and inclusion, recognizing elders as active and valued members of our society.

Khalil Taleeslami
Juror

A thoughtful and humane thesis that reimagines eldercare as a place of dignity, belonging, and active living. With further refinement of accessibility and circulation, the strong social and spatial ideas could become an even more effective environment for elderly users.

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