Architecture: Recent submissions

  • Center for Music 
    Javed, Haniya ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    Music is a form of art which breaks all boundaries based on social, cultural, regional and language differences. It is a medium which unites and brings together people from all walks of life, taking them on a journey of ...
  • Cancer Hospital for Children: Exploring the role of "Topophilia" in a function based typology of a hospital 
    Abbasi, Maheen ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    The percentage of people being diagnosed with chronic diseases like cancer is very high in this country but regardless of this, the facilities catering to such people are not successful in providing a healing environment, ...
  • Breaking Bars: Rehabilitation in prisons 
    Alvie, Arslan ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    According a common perception residential, legislative, commercial and institutional building typologies are given importance to put architectural thoughts into them while on the other hand buildings whose users are ...
  • Bird Research Center/Bird Sanctuary 
    Fatima, Maham ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    The purpose of this thesis is to design a bird research center in tranquil and restorative environment. The attempt is to merge nature and use stimuli with positive impact on tranquility such as natural landscape including ...
  • ARCHITECTURE OF URBAN GATHERING SPACES: ARTS CENTRE RAWALPINDI 
    Riaz, Rabiya Binte ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    In the last few decades Rawalpindi's cultural identity has been completely transformed. Once a quiet and thoroughly conservative Anglo-Saxon town, Rawalpindi has become a thriving and dynamic multicultural city. People ...
  • Architecture of Sharing Space: The Third Place 
    Rehman, Sarah ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    A build community can be categorized into three types of places, "first place" is home or a more privatized space, "second place" is work space (office) and "third place" is a connection of both which is more socially ...
  • Anjuman-e-Mimran: Purposiveness of ornament 
    Hussain, Safdar ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    Islamabad a city which has developed rapidly in short span of time, is confronting the tension between forces of globalization, and its impact on the local architecture and socio-cultural fabric of the city. Globalization ...
  • An Academic Cultural Hybrid: For Speech and Hearing Impaired 
    Khan, Ushna ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    The aim of the project is to explore the nature of user dependent space using a sensorial approach towards design. The main focus in the field of architecture is man so it is essential that spaces are designed which frame ...
  • AGHAAZ: EXPERIMENTING INFORMALITY OF ARCHITECTURE THROUGH THIRD SPACES 
    AFZAAL, RAO UMAIR ((SADA), NUST, 2015)
    Architecture is either becoming out of context and repetitive, or on the other hand becoming more prudent and sensible in terms of sustainability, participatory pianning etc. and these aspects are gaining importance among ...
  • Spiritual Oasis Bari Imam Shrine Complex A Cultural and Spiritual Hub 
    Batool, Fizza ((SADA), NUST, 2024)
    This thesis explores the intersection of spirituality, culture at the historic Bari Imam Shrine in Islamabad, Pakistan. The project aims not only to elucidate the Sufi legacy of Bari Imam but also to address pressing ...
  • Architecture of Reinvention: Interweaving the tangible with the intangible 
    Zehra, Alisha ((SADA), NUST, 2023)
    Storytelling and narratives have been the oldest form of communication in human culture. These stories, myths and metaphors form a major part of our shared narratives, which help to shape human experiences. These end up ...
  • ہم ساز Resilience, Learning, and Coexistence in Azad Kashmir 
    Zareen, Marriam (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    Azad Kashmir, often known as “Paradise on Earth” for its breathtaking natural beauty and vibrant communities, faces challenges with recurrent earthquakes and landslides, disrupting lives and the tightly woven fabric of ...
  • YOUTH RECREATIONAL CENTRE: Promoting Wellness and Healthy Lifestyle 
    Ain, Noor ul (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    The project revolves around the lack of recreational facilities for the youth in the city of Islamabad. The city lacks places which one can visit daily that can provide them with a distraction from their busy routines, ...
  • WASTE TO WORTH: the antidote food waste hub 
    Khan, Rija (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    In the landscape of Pakistan's challenges, food wastage stands as significant hurdles. Amidst the painful realities of hunger, particularly acute in Pakistan as reflected by its serious Global Hunger Index (GHI) ranking, ...
  • THE SARAAI: The Architecture of Resilient Tourism 
    Moiz, Abdul (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    Tourism is a double-edged sword for many communities around Pakistan. While it holds economic prosperity and community development, in areas where tourism contributes significantly to the GDP, natural disasters can pose ...
  • The bridge: Architecture of Cultural Diplomacy 
    fakher, Huzaifah (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    Pakistan's unique geopolitical position and its historical ties with nations worldwide, both Muslim and non-Muslim have always elevated its role as a pivotal player in the theater of global diplomacy. With such a prominent ...
  • Tanzil-e-Rahi: Reimagining the Adda Typology 
    Akram, Abdullah (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    GTS chowk in Faisalabad acts as a point of connection between different vehicular means. The presence of a railway station and Faisalabad’s main private bus adda makes it a site rich with traffic and the problems that ...
  • Taksha City: An Immersive Unearthing of the ‘City of Cut Stone 
    Alam, Zoya (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    Taxila, once the capital city of ancient Gandhara civilization, comprises of various archaeological heritage sites. The several evolution periods the city has seen with respect to its religious demographics, technological ...
  • SYMBIOME: an alternative living 
    Rashid, Hiba (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    Throughout history, human living patterns have undergone significant transformations, each stage leaving a distinctive mark on the environment. From the nomadic lifestyles of early hunter-gatherer societies to the advent ...
  • Sur Sassui: A Threshold to the Past 
    Rashid, Hiba (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    The thesis revolves around the exploration of how architectonics celebrate heritage, culture, and people through a narrative. A once booming harbor town in Sindh, Bhanbore was known widely for trade and its culture. It ...

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