0Meals for MilesThe idea of my concept of my 'Urban_Meal_Mine' is based on the ideal of providing the inhabitant a 'Sustainable Yet Accommodation Versatility'. A place where everyone in your family can find a nest-age. Modern furnished housing, up-to-date living amenities throughout the revamped 31.6 Acres. The NEW Covent Garden Market has everything you may need or want!!
21Organizer's Choice AwardExistence by means of Coexistence :Rethinking settlement with community based tourism in Hakaluki HaorThough the livelihood of the diverse community people is interrupted by this natural phenomenon the existence is sustained by means of co-existence (the magnificent ecological landscape, water basin, birds, animals etc. These are the main drives towards design process.
2Konkan VoyageThe design focuses on conservation,rejuvenation and awareness through architecture.It induces in the user,emotions felt during a dive thus creating an experiential journey through the aquarium.Sentiency is addressed through a coral rejuvenation lagoon creating a new sustainable aquarium typology aligned towards preserving and employing traditional strategies
7The park of the quarries of TivoliThe thesis project begins from the bad flooding's management of the river Aniene in Tivoli (ITA), that is contributing the ruin of an important archeological compound of the roman age, composed of the Mausoleum of Plauzi and the Bridge Lucano. The thesis prouposes a solution to the flooding through the comprehension of the complex systems' landscapes.
41Runner-upRoss Island: A case of perishing paradiseThe project intends to appraise and accept the sinking of Ross Island of Andaman and eulogize the state of dystopia by balancing nature, architecture, and history of the eras that the island has witnessed. Also, focuses on how the people and Indian Navy will react to climate change and adapt as the Island passes into oblivion.
3Traditional techniques in contemporary culturesThe thesis intents to study the alternative future of built forms by using traditional elements and techniques by aiding the current building techniques in semi-arid & arid regions. Since the world is progressing rapidly we're borrowing images, techniques that don't respond to our context; this creates a cultural disconnect and increases energy consumption.
4Topographic Urban Expansion-A Landscape Armature on the Hillsides of Mexico CityIn response to informal urbanization pattern lacking infrastructural provision and open space which increases social inequality in Mexico City, the project introduces a topographic landscape framework that acts as an open space armature, manages informal growth and addresses needs of people through the insertion of social-economic and ecological amenities.
11RIVER AND THE COMMUNITY, MANDLAThe thesis understands the relationship of the river and the community, through the case of the temple-ghat city of Mandla, looped by river Narmada. It studies the intricacies and dependencies between the river and the communities thriving along it, the impact of urbanisation on the indigenous occupations and the sense of identity that the city is adopting.
39NESTResiding on Centre Island in Toronto, the NEST will become the new core of the city that embraces the city's change and diversity.
5THE VALLEYThe purpose of the project is to provide Sahara inhabitants with a shelter that will make the living possible. It is why the core issue of the project is to move all human related functions underground, where the temperature is bearable enough to live.
6Coexistence - city in Daya IrijiSaharan terrain has been created from complex relations between ground, wind, water and sun and to ensure safe habitance in the city we must not break the delicate balance. Building the new city in coexistence with nature is the core concept of the project.
19WinnerWeaving WaterOur final habitat consists of several prototype cities and resource sharing pipelines. The prototype city is a giant water intake and catchment itself.The residential area is distributed on the surface of the spherical city.
