Architecture: Recent submissions

  • Artisan Village: nexus between architecture, crafts, and craftsmanship 
    Saeed, Saadia (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    In the rich tapestry of Southern Punjab, a region that encompasses artisanal heritage and cultural depth, the value of traditional craftsmanship and vernacular building techniques often remains buried by the challenges of ...
  • AGROHUB: Connecting farmers, Cultivating Tomorrow Rida Iqbal 
    Iqbal, Rida (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    The agricultural sector is the backbone of Pakistan's economy, supporting a large part of its population and contributing significantly to country’s economy. However, certain regions lacking essential research and training ...
  • A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP: How a mutual support cycle between different disadvantaged groups can help set up a sustainable symbiotic system 
    AQIB, RIDA FATIMA (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    According to the UN, Pakistan is among the top ten countries with the most number of orphans. Among these girls have a larger proportion, who have either lost their parents or have been abandoned. Sadly, these problems of ...
  • A LIMINAL PERMANENCE: Exploring Architecture for Urban Diaspora 
    Kashif, Areej (SADA-NUST, 2024)
    Cities tend to be chronicled by impressions of individual and collective identities that birthed them. Often lost in the immutable urban scape, however, are the manifold narratives of transient lives, of immigrants and the ...
  • Understanding prototype structures for transitional housing for rural flooding: A case study of Rajanpur district, Pakistan 
    Jabeen, Maria ((SADA), NUST, 2024)
    The constant flooding, particularly in Rajanpur District, just goes to show that transitional shelters are still one of the grave barriers toward mitigating disasters in the flood-affected areas of Pakistan. Transitional ...
  • YOUTH CREATIVE LEISURE CENTER: 
    Saqib, Areej ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Global studies indicate that youth face a lot of pressure and stress. Research shows that leisure is an effective coping mechanism to destress. Youth of Islamabad use digital leisure to express self and destress. However, ...
  • Women’s Hub: A community Complex for Social and Economic empowerment of Women 
    Noorulain ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    “For a society to progress smoothly towards development, spaces for all members of society are important. Unfortunately, in Pakistan, women are excluded from the daily flow of the social spheres. There is a need for ...
  • Vertical Integration of Dairy From Gujranwala, for Gujranwala 
    Yousaf, Noor ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Livestock and dairy contribute to 12% of the GDP of the county. With 60 million liters of milk per annum, but still, we are unable to capitalize on this industry. Dairy is one of the major local industries of Gujranwala ...
  • THE SENSES: DESIGN BEYOND VISION 
    Tehreem, Ayesha ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Humans are sensory beings. We receive stimuli (visual, auditory, haptic etc.) from different sources which are used in correspondence with previous knowledge to perceive our surroundings. Even though all senses work together ...
  • The Everlasting Comfort 
    Safdar, Kainat ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    People are identified by their roles in society, family, culture, ethnicity, location, interests, and self-expressions. Each group has their own individual recognition. Whether it is architecturally or socially, nowadays ...
  • Skill Development Institute for the Impoverished 
    Junaid, Ahmad Affaan Bin ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    In Pakistan 35% of the population lives below the poverty line and the infrastructure that supports them greatly falls behind on their needs, is indeed a frightening sight. Taking example from foreign precedents that ...
  • Sharan-e-Sikh: A learner’s refuge 
    Nawal, Saman ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    The Sikh community is a marginalized community in Pakistan which is reaching extinction rapidly due to lack of representation and sense of belonging. From total disregard of their identity to not being considered in the ...
  • Retreat Resort: a nostalgic experience of Murree 
    Rao, Ayesha ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    In Pakistan, tourism is a growing industry and is an emerging field considering the revenue generation potential of a retreat resort, also considering the tourist inclination towards scenic beauty and weather of hill ...
  • Rethinking Architecture of Worship (A Mosque) 
    Danish Habib, Muhammad ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    The thesis topic I have selected is “Rethinking Architecture of Worship” The inspiration is from the Iqbal’s poetry on an Islamic space written in his nazam, Farman e Khuda: کیوں خالق و مخلوق میں حائل رہیں پردے یِ رانِِ پ ...
  • Redefining Museums 
    Atique, Maham ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    For a long period, Museums in this country have been a visual presentation of space. They don’t cater to audiences with different visual, hearing, or physical disabilities and are unable to generate meaningful experiences ...
  • PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: Architecture as a Raag Final Year 
    Tahir, Zainab ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Performing artists have been blowing people away through their incredible performances since forever. Similarly, architecture should be able to excite and leave its users in awe. This thesis explores what architecture is ...
  • PARWAAZ: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR A RESILIENT COMMUNITY 
    Nabil, Bisma ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    The high frequency of socio-economic setbacks in the neighborhoods of Rawalpindi has remained a matter of constant concern particularly among families of the working class. Fluctuating wages and volatility of blue-collar ...
  • Mosaic Of time Intergenerational hub 
    Zubair, Ridah ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Sense of place is resonated deep in memory through different means. Memories help put things in perspective and provide our lives with continuity. Soul does not extend backwards to become aware of past experience rather ...
  • LOW FOOTPRINT HIGH IMPACT RESORT Attabad lake, Pakistan 
    Waseem, Izza ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    High influx tourist destinations are turning into concrete islands disrupting the natural ecology. Many tourist spots in Pakistan are avoided by people now due to overcrowding of built structures ruining the beauty of the ...
  • Library and Academy of Comic Arts Museum 
    Arshad, Ayesha Noor ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    The art of comics and comic con has been an underlying and neglected part of the culture of Pakistan for the past 73 years while the enthusiasts are still unappreciated or discouraged to exhibit their enthusiasm and nurture ...

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