Product Design
SKLDesign and development of physical products, from everyday objects to innovative solutions addressing user needs.
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
Balco: Modular Architecture Reimagines the Future Balcony Through Origami-Inspired Design
Balco transforms the balcony through modular architecture, origami-inspired flexibility, adaptable shading, privacy, and urban living.
Emergence: Space Architecture for an Asteroid-Mining Civilization
Emergence reimagines space architecture through a modular asteroid-mining habitat formed for life, research, industry, and expansion beyond.
Street Play
Design contest for deconstructable street theatre
Perfume Refill Cap Design
Desall product design contest
PULSE | Social Seating Structure
Amidst the vast sea of stimuli that surrounds us, Pulse sets a stage for spontaneous social interaction. Each new encounter provides us the opportunity to interpret the world through fresh perspectives, and gain newfound personal clarity.
The Parco
A multiple seating furniture meant for public spaces especially where there are long hours of waiting like airports,hotels or even parks. The public spaces lack comfortable seating where one can stretch and sit. It has been designed to give a sense of privacy despite being in a public space. The joyful feeling of sitting under a tree.
AID-Medic
A medical space for remote realities Sleeping modules, onboard sanitation, water storage, and solar-powered autonomy allow doctors to operate where facilities don’t exist.
Boma Bliss
Boma Bliss is designed to rekindle a sense of home, fostering a feeling of ownership and belonging for children. Refugee children, who often face instability and a lack of control in their lives, have the opportunity to create something uniquely their own by getting to imagine a new reality beyond their surroundings to form their dreams and fantasies.
The Mangrove Society
Fit to solve degradation mangrove area
A nice design that could have been even more braver in its adhoc nature. The hexagonal organisation is quite cliched for such floating settlements.
What a thoughtful, evocative and beautiful concept. Loved everything about it from the self sustaining design for food, energy and waste, the restorative idea of building the mangroves as the society grows and moves, and the society, complete with a bakery, seafood nursery and school. The design also looks comfortable and aspirational, and the mangrove is a beautiful foundation for the concept. Well done!
tsaera
'Toolkit' of Self-Resilience
The process of re-imagining play has created a set of design principles that are explored through a series of modular typologies that are geared towards addressing the socio-cultural issues in the Kutupalong refugee camp through adaptable and flexible design.
Looks interesting
Good green design and ideas by using recycled plastic. Portable and endless interchangeable module. Cool!
really cool stuff !!
Cloud: Triangulated Urban Furniture That Invites Spontaneous Gathering
Steel pipes and woven nylon wires form floating modular canopies that activate forgotten pockets of public space across the city.
I have a question about the competition "Street Play. I think it is a bit unreasonable that the design is intended for Paris. Since street performance is everywhere in the world, it is not only for France. And it is difficult to do direct research in Paris, since I am not living there and do not know so well of Paris. I was wondering if it is better not to name Paris this place specifically, but choose a place that I am more familiar with?
Hello, Giving a site anywhere in the world challenges and gives an opportunity to architects to design for different regions/sites. A site given for any competition is not only for the purpose of resolving the concept, but more so to give the participants a uniform context/setting to work with. Proposals over the same site will help give multiple creative solutions for any specific issue. For this particular challenge we have chosen to focus on street performance situation in Paris. You can find a lot of ways to research and explore about the ground situation in the city. Hope this helps. Good Luck!