Urban Connectivity
Design approaches that strengthen social, physical, and ecological connections within urban environments.
MAKER Architecten Weaves Social Housing into Kortrijk's Dense Urban Fabric with Brick and Restraint
A social housing infill in Kortrijk, Belgium, negotiates between existing rooftops, rail corridors, and neighborhood memory with quiet force.
Vertical Farm Architecture for a Closed-Loop Urban Food System
Vertical farm architecture proposes a closed loop urban agriculture system where cities produce food, recycle waste and restore ecological balance.
Productive Organism: Sustainable Living Habitat in Urban Peripheries
Reimagining urban peripheries through sustainable urbanism, where ecology, housing, and infrastructure evolve together as a living system.
Transitional Linkage: Pedestrian-Oriented Transit Architecture Bridging Urban Mobility
A people-first transit-oriented development architecture that transforms invisible pedestrian paths into a central urban connector.
Urban Agricultural Community: A Vision for Urban Agriculture Architecture
Designing self-sufficient cities through productive landscapes, integrated farming, and resilient urban agriculture architecture.
Transit Re-evolution: Turning Delhi's Metro Stations into Urban Destinations
A mixed-use metro station typology that choreographs movement, retail, and public life around the daily commute in Delhi's expanding network.
Urban Embroidery: Stitching Mumbai's Fragmented Transit into a Living Network
A multi-scalar mobility framework reconnects metro, rail, and BRT through green corridors and reimagined public spaces at Andheri Station.
A City Knit & Fit: Turning Mumbai's Railways into Living Infrastructure
A proposal to transform over 100 hectares of Mumbai's rail corridors into layered systems of housing, water management, and green mobility.
Meet-in-the-Middle: A Pedestrian-First Mobility Network for Mumbai
Three interlocking systems of cable cars, elevated parks, and a central hub reimagine last-mile connectivity across one of the world's densest cities.
Expressways: Elevated Cycling Corridors That Stitch Cities Back Together
A multi-level transit network reclaims railway corridors for cyclists and pedestrians through continuous architectural infrastructure.
Urban Oasis: A Solar-Powered Rubik's Cube That Wants to Fix City Streets
A self-charging modular kiosk draws from the Rubik's Cube to pack seating, water purification, and digital services into one compact urban unit.
City Umbrella: Turning Dead Infrastructure into Bioclimatic Public Space
Modular canopy installations reclaim neglected urban pockets beneath flyovers and along boundary walls, offering shade, comfort, and social life.
