Spatial Planning
The design and planning of spaces, communities, and territories that respond to human needs and environmental change.
Connaught Place: Re-imaging the legacy
The heritage ties of CP are threefold: physical, social and cultural. The most important factors that make it popular destination are the social and cultural activities. The legacy of CP lies in its functional value as a dynamic place for recreation. Since this area is economically active, there is a need to increase the area for commercial activities.
Leila
The Program is about adding Jewelry making with BeadWork and Gemstone, with using this craft and by selling through advertising and combine it with car services to add the jewelry as bedwork to the embroidery of the car with the combination of living and work by allowing the access for cars bicycles and pedestrians. thank you for the knowledge.
Know Thy Neighbor
The constant yearning for scoring bucks and paying bills for a better lifestyle is pulling people towards the diversity of urban culture.Considering the complex urban situation,this project will contribute to the regeneration of interactive environments to heal a neighborhood through analyzing the past scenario and socio-cultural aspects of Dhaka,Bangladesh.
Architecture for the Soul ? SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR RESILIENT CITIES
The sensual experience of a space, gives it a prominent presence in the built environment, which connects, stays and associates with us. The idea of a People?s Place has been redefined in the intervention that celebrates an architecture that is true to the place it belongs, to its people, climate and culture. Helping OUR CITIES REGAIN THEIR LOST IDENTITIES.
From Sociofugal Grids to Sociopetal grounds: Third places as tools for rehumanising the industrial landscape
From Sociofugal Grids to Sociopetal Grounds explores how industrial towns, shaped by rigid zoning and mechanised planning, often foster spatial alienation and social disconnection. Through theories of sociopetality, placemaking, and third places, it investigates how neglected urban spaces can be transformed into inclusive environments that nurture interaction, belonging, and collective life.
Exploring through Architecture
Undergraduate Portfolio
EUNOIA
‘Slowing down, experiencing, and thinking’ are the parts of the methodology that is accepted and embraced while recreating the faded-green Nuestro Park, located in the hot-arid climate of Phoenix, Arizona.
EVALUATING CROSS-CULTURAL COURTYARD HOUSING FOR SOCIAL WELL-BEING in Manhattan, New York
My childhood in Bangladesh inspired me to create a housing community. People avoided community spaces and lived alone in my neighborhood. Housing impacts urban life's material and immaterial components, hence it is crucial to the quality of life. My project site is East Harlem River Houses in Manhattan, New York from the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). The project’s main intention was to design an urban platform inside the existing housing masterplan to involve the public in many activities with the community facilities and make life inside the housing. The community facilities provide for a connection between the projected urban platform and the Wards Island Bridge on the Harlem River. Additionally, integrating the courtyard areas and urban platforms with the community facilities will help modernist blocks be retrofitted with extended balcony areas to make them more livable for future generations. A case for sustainability is made here in order to maintain some of the complex's current buildings with the least amount of interruption to daily life. The concept of retrofitting can serve as a model and be applied to other NYCHA locations. Another innovation was to incorporate multilevel courtyard spaces into the design of new dwelling blocks on the east side of the property to encourage occupants to use those outdoor areas. A hierarchy of different size levels is created by the expansive courtyard. The urban spaces create place-making in different ways such as- basketball courts, evolution plazas, cultural event spaces, sculpture gardens, libraries, and art galleries. The new housing block includes different sizes of dwelling units, which resemble the previous housing units. In order to encourage people to venture outside of their homes and interact in public places, the housing concept was created with an urban grid, open spaces, roadways, and connectivity with the internal common spaces.
INTO THE WOODS
!Years ago in days of old, when magic filled the air..." , Lrd
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Undergraduate Portfolio - Jerin Shibu Varghese
I am an undergraduate architecture student entering my fifth year. This portfolio presents a selection of my academic and design works.
The free growth of the houses in the urban village
The base is located in the city village of Shenzhen, hoping to explore a kind of residential mode which is from the city village but superior to it. It is expected that the living mode will grow freely in the mode of city village, with more space vitality, and activate the surrounding environment at the same time.
URBAN MEAL MINE
The building is designed in the form of a continuous connected space that mimics the shape of the Thomas Railway that starts with the informative creative space that sensitizes people about the different parts of the building and whether they should go to the food sector, the market sector or the commercial sector. The informative creative space provides ed
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GOLUBAC: NEW VIEWS
The project includes research, as well as proposals for the transformation and development of Golubac, a village located in eastern Serbia on the banks of the Danube.
Architectural Portfolio
This portfolio presents projects completed during my Bachelor’s and Master’s studies at the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology
BEETWEEN
While analyzing the project site, we identified it as a threshold between the expanding city and surrounding nature. Instead of creating a sharp division, we approached sustainability as a unity where urban and natural elements intertwine. Our design reflects this relationship and aims to rethink how city and nature can coexist.
Infill: A Local Commerce-Led Economic Recovery
The proposed intervention aims to extend the typology of the old city through a network of spines and open spaces that will connect the sites? various polarities. It will be achieved through an infill strategy that will eventually lead to a local commerce-led economic recovery. Phase 1: Micro-Rezoning, Phase 2: Relief and Reconstruction, Phase 3: Recovery
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