9Unveiling Biodiversity: A Natural History Museum The Natural History Museum Complex in Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, serves as an innovative and comprehensive hub for the exploration and preservation of the region's rich biodiversity. Situated in a biodiversity hotspot, this complex integrates marine, inland water, and terrestrial ecosystems, creating a dynamic journey through various galleries.
2NESTLED ABODE: Fostering Human-Bird ConnectionEnvironmental challenges we face now are peaking at the vulnerable state, yet we often ignore the subtle changes. Among the most vulnerable are birds. Thesis focuses on ways to support and enhance the work of ornithologists. By integrating research facilities, education spaces, and public awareness programs, the centre will serve as a hub for conservation.
2WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER ISLAMABAD, PAKISTANThe wildlife of Pakistan is under grave danger due a lot of damaging policies and juvenile behavior of the people. This research focuses on the endangered species in Pakistan to understand their needs and take steps to conserve their habitats.
49wetlands clinicThe goals of this project are to increase awareness, to involve as many residents as possible, as well as the general public, in the workshops and in the maintenance of this space, increasing tourism, but also helping the flora and fauna.
2Editor's ChoiceKharghar Hills - A land of scavengersBehind the veneer of gentrified Navi Mumbai cobbled together is natural topography with heaps and bounds, mangroves and delta, all of which is cornered by the sea.
110Editor's ChoiceThe wild bird in SerengetiInspired by an abstract wild bird, the observation deck-bridge is supposed to be located on the Grumeti River, among the vegetation. The location is due to the migration routes of wild animals, which will be convenient and comfortable. Easily erected structures ensure a careful introduction into nature, production efficiency and environmental friendliness.
7Insterspecies RefugiumDynamic interfaces to regenerate a Koala's ecosystem: Nurturing mutualistic relationships between human and wildlife. The project coordinates three major flows - visitors, staff and wildlife, structured into three distinct programs: research, educational and rehabilitation.
0BLURRING THE BOUNDARIESThis thesis investigates the architectural typology of designing a space for the co-existence of man and wildlife. The design proposes a cross species design allowing interaction between animals and visitors in a WILDLIFE HUB with an elephant sanctuary for orphaned calves .