Water Management
Design approaches to water systems, infrastructure, and landscape integration in urban and rural environments.
Crisis to Conservation: A Water Research & Awareness Centre for Sustainable Water Management in Bangladesh
How can a water-rich nation face thirst? This project transforms architecture into a living interface between people, water, and ecology. Integrating research, education, and visible water infrastructure, it turns hidden hydrological processes into immersive spatial experiences that cultivate awareness, resilience, and sustainable futures.
Crisis to Conservation: A Water Research & Awareness Center for Sustainable Water Management in Bangladesh
"Crisis to Conservation" presents an architectural framework for sustainable water management in Bangladesh by integrating research, visible water systems, and public awareness into a resilient Water Research and Awareness Centre that bridges science, policy, and community action.
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FLOOD RESILIENT HOUSING
The research underscores the importance of designing flood-resilient housing that allows communities to remain in place, preserving their socio-economic and cultural fabric. By leveraging locally available materials and involving the community in the design and maintenance processes, the proposed solutions not only enhance flood resilience but also promote a
A Region-Specific Spatial Framework for Sustainable Water Management and Community Education in Southwest Bangladesh.
Bangladesh faces a growing water crisis due to pollution, overextraction, and inadequate management. This study proposes the country's first integrated, hydrological region-specific Water Research and Awareness Center, linking research, policy, and public education. Focused on the vulnerable Khulna region, it offers a scalable spatial model for sustainable water management and community resilience.
T.I.M.E. HEALS
Habitat when tarnished disrupts lifestyle causing emotional, mental and financial losses which creates scars forever. So, it is necessary to heal from the beginning by converting the exhausting period of struggle into a motivating environment with interactive neighbourhood. Our system unites the community by various incremental measure at different levels.
Mother river
Climate change has been present for a long time and affects the environment and the entire living world. The direct consequences of climate change can cause significant problems and that is why this project is considering a climate adaptable system in order to continue food production.
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Rain
We live under towering skyscrapers, often feeling overwhelmed. To reduce this pressure, we propose a climate-responsive tower. Instead of rigid structures, the design embraces organic curves, creating a softer urban experience. With Singapore’s water agreement ending in 2061, the building integrates a rainwater system for self-sufficiency and security.
LifeCycle
Water crisis is one big issue that has hit human life quietly but severely. This program is supposed to provide a collaborative way of the modern and traditional way of collecting water from nature. To be aware about this global issue and to honor the people around the world who have sacrificed their lives for this cause.
A lot of time has been spent on developing the visual aesthetic of the fog catcher resulting in a well-designed piece. The link to protest is less well developed and feels underexplored.
Awesome work!
Great project!💖
Heal: Regenarative housing for Kerala
The designs offers a series of inside out strategies which would help affected communities deal with a flood situation and also help in recovery in the aftermath.
THE INVISIBLE WORLD
If the container is round, the water is round. If the container is tilted silently, the water will whisper. If water's desire to express exceeds the container, then it will shock your soul. Therefore, we proposed the concept of "BIN + WATER", hoping to integrate and utilize water resources to create beautiful water landscape on the basis of barn satisfying a
Leveraging Socio-cultural networks - Chennai, India
Local adaptation strategies across spatial scales for flood resilience in the Chennai Metropolitan Area. Ecological restoration is driven by the concept of social capital to redefine how communities interact with water in the city by integrating community infrastructures such as schools and places of workship with water bodies. Completed in July 2018.
LifeYard
This project focuses on environmental protection, cultural inclusiveness, and an overall picturesque scenery
As I was unable to find the FAQ tabs I will answer the Q&A here: 1. How do you foresee faith in the context of future? Certain aspects of different faith would eventually merge, but their uniqueness is to be kept for the civilization. 2. What are the concepts behind your design ideology? First I want significant use of water to replace fire -- Chinese tradition but not green. The design also induces a new way of paying tribute, which greatly include any faith under a non-aggresive ritual. Then, my design provides a particular niche--very green and seperated from outside. The design also prompts people to visit the place more often -- based on its late-night lighting, its personal ritual, and its overall nice environment. 3. How does your design incorporate a sustainable method of burying/cremating the deceased? Wooden planks will substitute tombstones and will decompose in a 60 year cycle for "new entry". This ideologically works as the dead would want to rest uninterrupted after so many years and the close relatives would likely be gone by then. A water treatment system is also set up to sustain the environment. 4. How is your design scalable for growth and cater to the growing population? The "cycling" of new spots upon the old ones is one part. The entrance tunnel merging at the center of the design and then let out people is another measure to ensure the order of the site and create more well-aligned spots. 5. What are the strategies adapted in your design for making it inclusive? I completely created a new way of prayer. By planting flowers with water and seeds. According to my research, this practice is not in conflict to any faith. 6. How does your design balance the density and quality of space for the visitors? I have a huge space across the middle section of the site designed for resting areas and scenery. The used space for the dead are only to the sides. 7. What about the catering of funeral? You may go to the port and choose spray some ashes to the sea.
Building Smarter, Building Together
"BSBT" addresses head on the realities of the previous devastating flood and proactive methods to mitigate future floods. Our approach builds upon enhanced digital technology in combination with shared spatial interventions and strengthens the community through shared building and socio-economic investment strategies.
HYDRO FARMING
Hydro farming is sustainable farming project. The focuses on the use of water and clean energy resources into the farm. For the benefit of the people of London.
A Dialogue With Nature
The project brings 100 houses together, through the creation of an idealized neighborhood and a distinct community layout that realizes the thought that flooding is a natural occurrence and the aim is not to halt it however adapt to its inevitability.
Lifespring
Lifespring is a recycled water loop system metaphorically express the life cycle of the tulip. All the Stormwater and street runoff are collected, filtered, and reused demonstratively after traveling through the site. The whole process is visible and full of water interaction opportunities.
Aesthetic and educative
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The model is very well executed, and the idea behind the project is strong.
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Research-driven, context-sensitive, and socially impactful
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