Sustainable Urban Design
Design approaches that integrate environmental responsibility, social equity, and ecological systems into cities and urban infrastructure.
THE OASIS BIOME: A REGENERATIVE AGROECOSYSTEM
An inquiry into regenerative agro-structure through the design of The Oasis Biome, this report explores how architecture can act as a living ecosystem to support climate-resilient food production. Drawing from standards of agroecology, managed environment agriculture, and water-saving technology, it proposes a spatial systems where cultivation, conservation, and community empowerment intersect. The project is situated in Birulia, Savar, and serves as a design-primarily based academic research under the Bachelor of Architecture program at Southeast University.
An Urban Social Network: Sustainable Urban Design Rethinking Cerdà’s Legacy in Barcelona
An urban social network reimagines Barcelona through inclusive public space, biophilic design, walkability, and community life for all ages.
Barcelonas Vein: Sustainable Urban Design Reimagining Barcelona’s Historic Grid
Barcelona’s Vein reimagines Cerdà’s urban grid through green corridors, mixed uses and walkable public spaces for a healthier city for 2050.
Making architecture that is really sustainable
Design for kids where 'Form Follows Climate'
The illusion of permanence: the design for disassembly framework
Traditional architecture’s focus on permanence overlooks the environmental constraints of climate urgency. Design for Disassembly (DfD) challenges this by planning buildings to be dismantled, reused, or relocated. This thesis investigates the ecological and socio-economic potentials of DfD, exploring how modularity and reversible connections shape future-oriented construction. Shifting focus from building to responsibly unbuilding redefines permanence for a sustainable lifecycle.
very interesting
Fatiha Tanjim Oni _ Portfolio Undergrad (2020-2025)
This portfolio curates architectural and urban design works from a five-year undergraduate journey. Grounded in New Contextualism and river urbanism, the selection highlights diversity in scale - from fragile disaster response to large-scale adaptive reuse and master planning, showing how academic inquiry translates into resilient spatial strategies.
Heba Rasheed – Family Friendly Cities: The Role of Urban Planning in Creating Safe, Inclusive, and Supportive Environments for Families – 2025
This publication presents my Master's dissertation completed in 2026, exploring the role of urban planning in creating family-friendly cities. The research examines planning principles, urban design strategies, and policy frameworks that promote safety, inclusivity, accessibility, and well-being for families. Through literature review, case studies, and analytical research, the dissertation proposes planning recommendations for developing supportive and sustainable urban environments that enhanc
From Grey to Green: Retrofitting Urban Infrastructure for Climate Resilience and Community Well-Being
This dissertation explores retrofitting as a strategy for transforming existing urban infrastructure into resilient, inclusive, and climate-responsive environments. Through policy analysis and Indian case studies, it demonstrates how adaptive reuse and passive design can reduce environmental impact while enhancing urban liveability, positioning retrofitting as a sustainable alternative to demolition-led redevelopment.
Mud-Ulor Bus
İn my opinion it's fantastic.
It is sustainable functional and perfectly designed.
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Fantastic
Linear City
The increased presence and use of automation and artificial intelligence in society will create radical changes to the way people live and work This project provides new ways to live and work for both people with and without the skills still needed to hold a job By creating an adaptable and expandable city AI can begin to best serve the needs of everyone.
Future Energy Metropolis in Hamburg, Germany
In this project scenario a part of the former harbor of Hamburg will be redeveloped into a sustainable city district
URBAN HAMMOCK
The Urban Hammock is a project of sustainable urban furniture.Both materials and structural solutions meet the highest requirements of the modern design direction of urban spaces. The furniture is versatile and adapted for a wide audience.The project defines a new form of idyllic relaxation in the city, combining elements of a bench, hammock and flower pot.
URBAN RENEWAL OF TERRY BAZAR AREA, CHITTAGONG
This urban renewal proposal transforms Chittagong’s historic Terry Bazar into a resilient commercial hub by introducing functional zoning, flexible retail modules, and dedicated logistics zones. The design also features a pedestrian trail along a restored Chaktai canal branch, preserving heritage while enhancing efficiency.
Udhayam - A brownfield development initiative, Case of Brahmapuram
Udhayam explores the metamorphosis of a brownfield site into a research-oriented and publicly accessible hub. Research institute evolving development strategies for post-industrial landscapes including restoration zones supporting biodiversity is the program. Beginning with a critical study of post-landfill sites, ecological mapping informed site structuring, and the form concluded stilted structures to minimize ground disturbance.
Nice 👍
Inspirational work❤️
Very inspirational !
Khushi Shirur portfolio 2025
This portfolio explores a range of architecture projects addressing real-world challenges across diverse global contexts. It includes Infill affordable housing, Adaptive reuse of rooftops, and Disaster relief shelter design each focusing on issues of density, sustainability, and resilience. Together, the work reflects a commitment to human-centered, practical design that responds to contemporary social and environmental needs.
Fostering Coexistence: Revitalizing Coastal Communities and Integrating Ecological Restoration in Karachi
This project reimagines Ibrahim Hyderi through a regenerative framework that combines wetland filtration, mangrove restoration, circular waste management, and community-led livelihoods. By integrating ecological restoration with resilient design, it demonstrates how architecture can strengthen biodiversity, climate resilience, and the well-being of coastal communities.
Nice concept.