Waterscape
Design and architecture projects that engage with water as a primary spatial, ecological, or experiential element.
AQUALUTION CENTER /Water purification center/
Project is collection of ecology and tourism history. It should pay homage to the technological achievements and history of the site, repay the debt to nature that has been depleted at the site, and be a place where visitors will come and perceive both the historical significance and the driving and scientific part with its visitor character.
The Forgotten Edges:Center for Khazan Ecology and Living traditions
This thesis proposes an adaptive socio-ecological infrastructure along Goa’s Khazan water edges to counter urban severance. By replacing rigid boundaries with dynamic spatial strategies, the design restores vulnerable edges into vibrant thresholds for community stewardship, biodiversity, and cultural identity—reconnecting regional ecosystems with local heritage and future resilience.
THE TALE OF MARINE LIFE : A SEA AQUAIUM COMPLEX
A live marine aquarium is a unique type of aquarium designed to replicate and display marine ecosystems found in the ocean. This live marine aquarium in Bangladesh's Sonadia, The Hidden Chamber of the Ocean, promotes biodiversity, education, research, conservation, and environmental advocacy through 3D displays, auditorium, library, and café.
Good job!!
Well done bro
Outstanding
Beyond the Aquarium
Aquarium usually talks about the ocean but we forget it’s the river that leads to the ocean. So for a country like Bangladesh, where 230 rivers are flowing all over the country, Aquarium has to be rethought completely. Cause it has to tell to the whole story not the half of it, for us to understand as a riverine country how much we are depended on rivers.
Such a mesmerizing work .
An unique,praiseworthy and undoubtedly beautiful work! As a Bangladeshi I take pride to witness this kind of project which are unconditionally needed for the reservation of the remaining rivers in the country. Hope to experience this amazing work of talent in real life. GREAT WORK respected architectures!
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!💖
Baoyi Huang Landscape Architecture Portfolio
This portfolio explores how landscape design can create meaningful connections between people, nature and place. Through ecological restoration, urban transformation and inclusive public spaces, the projects investigate how landscapes can support resilient environments and enrich everyday experiences.
INI Design Studio Coils a Nautilus-Shaped Aquarium into Ahmedabad's Arid Science City
India's first planned inland public aquarium spirals outward from a 27.5-meter atrium to house 12,000 fish across five geographic zones.
Weaving Willow
Weaving, observed as essentially an act of intertwining twigs and strands of a plant, stems or grass into an object, is in this case observed abstracted of the strands and twigs, and as an intertwining of two wholes - the wetlands - as natural environment, and a building - a man made object that is inevitably disrupting nature by only its being.
ARCHITECTURE FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE EXCAVATIONS
This thesis focuses on building an architecture that intervenes during archaeological excavations to mitigate the issue of lengthy excavation times that are not beneficial to the public. In addition, the architecture will act to protect the ancient ruins up to No.21 that are affected by the environment that occurs within the area.
Level Minus
Level Minus reimagines an abandoned quarry in Pune as a boutique hotel, embracing the site's void as a generator of form and experience. Embedded within the rock, the design balances carved and constructed spaces, creating a quiet dialogue with the land and lake. Architecture here adapts to terrain, revealing beauty through absence, not imposition.
The Cistern
The Cistern is an ecosystem proposal that takes the cultural center underground against the harsh conditions of the desert. It collects water, preserves it and gives it back to nature for life. Local people and tourists come together and become a part of this eco
Great use of water. Incredible idea. Congrats
looks like promising project
non-human being project
TAO Scatters a Field of White Walls Across a Wuhan Wetland to Build an Art Center That Breathes
On a triangular slip of land where lake meets road, dispersed GRC walls blur the line between architecture and shoreline in Caidian District.
KCAP and DCA Architects Build a Stepped Urban Village on Singapore's King's Dock Waterfront
A 26,000 square meter residential development in Singapore trades tower isolation for terraced courtyards and a planted promenade along the harbor.
AQUASIS
A Pavilion of Water Rejuvenation
I agree!!
please allow me to open this link.i just want to know the idea
Waterfrom Design Turns Its Own Taipei Studio into a Manifesto of Material Intuition
A 218-square-meter office in Taipei pairs green marble floors with plywood joinery to argue that design starts with the hands, not the screen.
Way of Waters - Tianjin Cultural Center
The "floating" Cultural Center of Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City, fuses eco-city's sustainable way of living and Tianjin's precious maritime culture and history in its design. It function as both a token of remembrance of China's culture, and also an exciting destination for tourists and locals.
great
A thoughtful and well-developed thesis with a clear research direction. The project demonstrates a strong connection between research, critical thinking, and architectural design. Overall, it presents a convincing and considered design proposition.