1Multipurpose Sport FacilityThe Breathing Arena is a 2,000-seat multipurpose indoor stadium designed for sports and events. Natural ventilation and a central ETFE skylight enhance daylight, passive cooling, and sustainability.
14Kalpa : Designing for the Afterlife of Olympic EventsThis thesis reimagines mega-event architecture by challenging the convention of permanent stadiums for temporary events. Through research and design, it proposes a transformable Olympic stadium that adapts beyond the event, enabling disassembly, reuse, and evolving public spaces. The project advocates architecture that creates enduring legacy through adaptab
1Sports Urbanism- Sanctuary of MotionThis urban design studio explores sports urbanism in Pune, focusing on how sports infrastructure can be made more accessible, inclusive, and integrated into the urban fabric.
2MOTIONThis project explores well being through movement. A continuous loop guides users through shifting spatial conditions, connecting public and introspective spaces. By integrating the urban ground and elevating parts of the path, movement becomes a tool for mental clarity and spatial experience.
25WinnerFLOW"Flow" is a holistic wellness center that spatializes well-being through layered volumes and intersecting planes. Rejecting traditional closed rooms, it eliminates forced routes in favor of fluid, non-linear circulation. Strategic galleries dissolve boundaries, allowing users to experience the space freely at their own rhythm while staying connected.
53E-Effect : An E-Sports Arena ProposalE-Effect is a conceptual e-sports arena for Toronto that redefines the arena typology by prioritizing the spectator. A rigid digital cube is disrupted by fluid interior forms, creating an immersive, bodily experience where physical space and virtual reality merge.
57People's Choice AwardKINESIA This project approaches the e-sports arena not as a structure divided by rigid boundaries, but as a continuous spatial system. The audience is not defined as passive; spectators can engage with the event from various points and in multiple ways. The architecture avoids imposed direction, allowing users to construct their own spatial experience.
2Nexus ArenaNexus Arena transforms e-sports from a screen-based activity into a physical and public experience. Organized around movement and circulation, the project blurs the boundaries between spectator and player through interactive spaces and screens, integrating gaming culture into everyday urban life.
9WinnerEscapismFootball as Brazil’s Living Escape: A Cultural Mirror of Passion, Struggle, and Hope captures how the sport transcends entertainment to shape Brazilian identity. It is both daily ritual and escapism, a source of unity and resilience that reflects the nation’s spirit.
42Beyond the Game: Adaptive Stadium ArchitectureThis thesis explores adaptive stadium design through modular architecture, addressing global issues of underuse and abandonment. By enabling reconfiguration into offices, sports academies, or auditoriums, the project proposes a FIFA-compliant football stadium in Ahmedabad that extends functionality beyond mega-events, ensuring lasting urban & community value
0StadiumA parametric football stadium wich meets to all requirements of FIFA and UEFA. The stadium's design features tiered seating that rises around a central pitch, creating a bowl-like shape for optimal viewing. The roof, typically supported by steel trusses or a cable system, extends over the seating areas to provide protection from the elements.
1The Hyde park colloseum This is an neo classical project about bringing back the colosseum into a new age.
