2Estratus QuoEstratus Quo reactivates Eduardo Torroja’s Viaduct of the Fifteen Eyes in Madrid, a buried infrastructural fragment within Ciudad Universitaria that has gradually shifted from connective structure to urban barrier. The project begins by uncovering the viaduct’s latent condition: through excavation, the concrete frame is released from the accumulated ground a
1Green Primary Sector Textile Mill: Integrating Nature into FactoryWhere workers breathes with nature apart from their monotonous factory space in Bangladesh. Inspired by the harmony between the built environment and nature, the design integrates passive cooling, greenc roof, sustainable water systems, and renewable energy to create a human-centered workplace that emphasize the comfort, health, & dignity of employees.
43A Design Proposal for Adamjee Jute Mill Development and Research CenterThis dissertation presents A Design Proposal for Adamjee Jute Mill Development and Research Center, reimagining the legacy of one of Bangladesh’s most iconic industrial sites. The project aims to bridge past and future by preserving these traditional methods while integrating research-driven innovation to revitalize the jute industry.
3Moment 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.
7Bridging the past and the future: Re-development of Industrial Training InstitutesA contemporary redevelopment of the Industrial Training Institute that integrates education, innovation and MSME incubation to create a self-sustaining campus, fostering skill development, entrepreneurship and industry collaboration through climate-responsive and adaptable architectural design.
3FROM ROPEWAY TO REGENERATION: ADAPTIVE REUSE OF QUARRY HERITAGE INTO A GEOLOGICAL MUSEUMThis project reimagines the historic Bholaganj Ropeway landscape as a destination where geology, industrial heritage, ecology, and tourism converge. Once a vital infrastructure for transporting limestone and stone, the ropeway stands today as a powerful reminder of the region's industrial legacy. At the same time, decades of uncontrolled stone extraction hav
0[ Terra // Critica ] 'Dialectics of Panormos Through Environmental Ethics'[ Terra // Critica ] challenges the existing environmental ethics philosophies of ecocentrism and anthropocentrism by spatializing the theory itself into reality and to create “deeper” spaces of mutual existence and symbiotic relationships through relational engagement rather than a shallow existence of one // the other through water and coastal remediation
1The Spark: A Local Activity Centre on a Former Industrial Site in WrocławThe concept of The Spark Local Activity Centre aims to initiate the transformation of the former Hutmen industrial site on Grabiszyńska Street in Wrocław, adjacent to the historic press hall and water tower. Initially conceived as a catalyst for change, the building is intended to evolve into the focal point of the regenerated neighbourhood.
13Beyond Rediscovery: Reclaiming Alijan Jute Mill as a Living Productive LandscapeThis project transforms Narsingdi’s colonial-period Alijan Jute Mill into a river-resilient, worker-centered heritage district. Using New Contextualism, it blends production, housing, culture, and commerce into an active urban system, reconnecting the Meghna riverfront through adaptive reuse and sustainable urban regeneration.
10BEYOND INDIGO:CARRYING THE LEGACY INTO THE FUTUREThis thesis explores the integration of industrial production with the rhythms and principles of nature, focusing on a denim manufacturing facility in Bangladesh. “Working in the Echoes of Nature” reimagines the conventional factory as a responsive, environmentally conscious space where architecture mediates between heavy industry and ecological balance.
2Gamelan Music Visitor CenterThe Gamelan Music Visitor Center explores the connection between music and architecture through rhythm, resonance, and movement. Designed as an extension of sound, the space combines performance, education, and interaction, creating an immersive and collective experience inspired by the atmosphere of gamelan music.