Infrastructure Design
Design and planning of systems, networks, and spaces that support urban life and community needs.
LIFE N AFTER LIFE
Proposed site is in Brooklyn, New York USA. The site is name McCarren Park has a significant role in history as it was developed by famous architect Robert Moses. Since years by years this site always faced issue and unable to dignify in urban context. Our proposal is giving another life to famous park and introducing convertible stadium to housing.
Solar springs
The solar source is a structure over the whole territory that we needed to design. Based on the project documentation, priorities were identified for the city of Masdar.
Growing My Life - EHC
Transforming the existing nomadic society to a more stable mixed society through designing built environment. The proposed mixed society is formed by agricultural economy and new architectural space. It is different from traditional agricultural society, that the farm land is apart form living space, but become to be part of architecture itself.
Geological Research Centre and Planetarium at Lonar
Crater at Lonar is the only crater in India formed in basaltic rock which has saline water and its features are preserved since its formation. To preserve and prolong this unique heritage, proposal of a planetarium will educate tourists and enable the scientists to work for the Lake's conservation in Research Center contributing to Lonar's economic growth.
Hongkou Cemetery: A City of the Dead
The design seeks to respond to the ever-increasing need for more accessible burial places in Shanghai by exploring a balance between efficient density and quality of space, drawing from the concepts of qi – 氣 – and the well-field system – 井田制度 – which are traditional to Chinese planning.
The Nine Elms Hub: Circular Food Systems Embedded in Warehouse Architecture
A phased urban farming intervention transforms London warehouse infrastructure into a closed-loop food production and residential ecosystem.
BVA and GVAA Give a Santiago Amateur Football Club Cantilevered Grandstands with Changing Rooms Tucked Beneath
In Quinta Normal, Chile, steel truss canopies and stepped concrete stands turn a bare amateur field into a dignified neighbourhood stadium.
REVIVAL OF TERRACOTTA:unveilling PAAL's heritage
Revitalizing Murarikati's PAAL terracotta artisan community through a modern production unit, incorporating sales exhibition opportunities. Fostering cultural preservation, women's empowerment, resilient housing, skill-based training, and community facilities, incorporating green practices, and ensuring ecological restoration.
Great social architecture I must say.Scientific,sustainable and relevant.cultural preservation is amazing.
Impressive ju
It's amazing. Good job
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
PULSE of Copenhagen
A bridge that is dynamic & Adaptive, Having spaces that are modular & responsive. One that changes as per needs, That suits every user's deeds. Changing volumes giving different experiential retreats, Come unfol
GLACIER METAMORPHOSIS_Climate change and melting A
The Swiss glaciers as known as the water tower of Europe. Due to climate change the uneven glacial runoff due to melting, water shortage or drought is projected to occur more often. Also, the retreat induces a lot of hazards to the environment and ecosystem changing the landform and existing system. How to tackle the rising issue?
Excellent and thorough research that transitions well and rounds up the design of the project. Well done on addressing such a pressing subject, climate change.
Excellent job!
Inspirational!
Better Bus Stop
Bus Stop design challenge: Making public transport fun again
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
A strong and comprehensive thesis that successfully connects fishing infrastructure, local economy, cultural identity, and public life. Further technical validation of the environmental and operational strategies could make this highly relevant proposal even stronger.
Thank you so much Doctor Khalil its my pleasure
Nội-Hà Mégaforme: Fusing an Old and New Bridge into an Inhabitable Piece of Hanoi
An Editor's Choice entry at UnIATA '21 that turns Hanoi's colonial bridge into the spine of a megastructure where the river becomes inhabited.
Very ambicious project, there is a very well understanding of process concerning the city fabric; probably a little bit dense in terms of dimensions in relationship with the site, but structurally well planned.