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Red brick remains a fundamental building material in architecture, valued for its thermal properties, durability, and regional availability. Designers employ brick in both structural and decorative capacities, from load-bearing walls to intricate surface treatments.

The community explores perforated brick screens and layered masonry systems that provide privacy and ventilation, naturally ventilated brick towers that reduce mechanical cooling demands, and regional variations in brick and laterite construction across South Asian contexts.

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KITTITHAT YAMSAMRAN1 work

SWAPNIL

Narratives of Indus valley civilisation

The project is a public institution which showcases the storyline of Indus valley civilisation. The program includes a resource centre, museum, kids learning area and interpretation centre

JANE

REWA - THE MANIFESTATIONS IN TIME

A design proposed in the dispute zone of Nisarpur, Dhar dsitrict, Madhya Pradesh, India. For the villages battling against the construction of dams along the Narmada River. Evolved from the villagers of Nisarpur, are interventions that would uplift the village and sustain its old qualities in a new location.

Naja

chopstick home

The Tiny House is situated in downtown Yangon, Myanmar. To provide a comfortable living space in spite of high temperatures, intense solar irradiation and occasional monsoon rain, the building operates as a shell. This shell contains a light and airy structure, that can be modulated into private and open spaces.

Nilashri and 3 others

CULTURAL GETAWAY TO INSPIRE

The cultural venue designed in the context of 2020 envisions the ever changing trends of multi-cultural needs of the Indian society. Bharat Bhavan 2020 is imagined to be an exhilarating cultural hub where people from all parts of the society come together, reconnect and help each other grow culturally on a global level.

Karolina

ADAPTATION AND REVALORIZATION OF THE FARM

The aim of the thesis was a project of adaptation and restoration of the Sanguszko farm complex for the needs of the Equestrian Training Center. The result of the work is the project of the Equestrian Training Center, partially reconstructed stable and newly built facilities ensuring full functionality of the establishment.

Hazal

House of the Brick Veil

The project located on a narrow interior lot was conceived for an extended family of six. Building design elements address nature, mobility and individuality all in a tight, space crunch.

Anuj

Bharat Bhavan

Encapsulating Indian architectural design elements into a single design form which does not have any end or start and act as a loop structure, which brings cultural prosperity.