Architecture: Recent submissions

  • Pakwanistan (Culinary village) A center aimed at promoting the local cuisines. 
    Junaid, Fizzah ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Food has been a common ground for human interaction for as long as humc!i'1 existence. Today, because of urbanization, we have various cultures living and interacting with each other in a single city. However, people are ...
  • MATERNAL HEALTHCARE ENTER A PLATFORM TO CATER TO THE PHYSICAL AND MEDICAL REHABILITATION OF MATERNITY CARE PATIENTS 
    Naveed, Zarrish ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Architecture has the ability to act as a healing tool and to create a psychological equilibrium. It changes the way humans perceive things through modifying an individual's mood which affects human behavior. By understanding ...
  • Mlanchar Lake Retreat 
    Masood, Maham ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Pakistan is a developing economy and a large number of population suffers due to lack of resources and development. There is a lot of potential in the tourism sector, however little attention is paid to the tourist sites ...
  • INTO THE WOODS A gateway to mutual ownership 
    ASAD, FATIMA ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Pakistan is home to a diverse range of tourist sites, yet many, especially those with rich natural heritage, remain mismanaged and underutilized. Within the northern areas, tourist localities that cater to visitors do ...
  • GEMSTONE VALLEY An interactive Center of Excellence, Gallery, & Institute of Precious Gemstones 
    REHAN, NAWAL ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Pakistan is home to a huge variety of gemstone minerals, some of which make it prominent in the mineral world, such as peridot, aquamarine, topaz, ruby, sapphire & emeralds. Mining overall is a dangerous profession and ...
  • FINDING THE LOST A safe haven for orphans 
    IRFAN, SAMAVIA ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    The number of orphans worldwide is increasing day by day due to various reasons like war, calamities, accidents, etc. In Pakistan, like many other social issues, this one still needs massive attention as the unmonitored ...
  • EXPLRING RITUAL IN ARCHITECTURE CREATIVE PLACEMAKING THROUGH CRAFT 
    lmran, Syeda Zahra ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    A ritual can be described as an act, a celebration, a movement in space, a ceremony, worship, or tradition. Architecture has the capacity to realise social relations through developing meaningful linkages between spatial ...
  • Digital Media Hub A center for digital Media to promote digital literacy through interaction and exploration 
    Waseem, Rida ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    In the recent years the concept of digital media has transformed the entire world by making it a global village. Digital media has become a backbone of various industries that distribute media content both on line and ...
  • Cultural Enhancement Center A BRIDGE BETWEEN DIVERSITY & URBAN VITALITY 
    Naseem, Nlmra ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Culture is a driving force for architecture; helps shape societies, communities and programs. UAE has been culturally diverse since the Union; making 85% of its population. People spend a major part of their lives in ...
  • CHOWRAHA ARCHITECTURE, BODY AND TRANSITION 
    Malik, Ahsen Waheed ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Why is architecture exclusive of the transgender experience and how, if deployed, would it become a representation for a community? The transgender community has been in the limit light for quite some time. At times, ...
  • CAPITAL FILM CITY Reviving the National Film Industry through an Architectural Manifestation, one take at a time 
    NAQVI, SAYEDA HIBA HABIBA ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Since 2005, the Pakistani cinema has witnessed extraordinary growth and cultivated a mass film-watching culture, attracting creatives and transforming films into major cultural and economic exports. However, despite ...
  • BAB - E - UMEED 
    Khan, Arfa ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    73 years ago, a part of land carved out of India lead to a horrendous separation that left deep scars on the two major countries. Muslims on the side of India set out to cross the border into Pakistan, and many were hence ...
  • BAAB-E-GUJRANWALA 
    Masood, Tehreem ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Gujranwala is Pakistan 5" Largest city with a population of 2 million people, located in central Punjab. The city expanded around its central core (the old city) to its northern, southern, and western side along the main ...
  • ART AND ARCHITECTURE MUSEUM TAKHT BAHI, MARDAN 
    Khan, Muhammad Zeerak ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is a region with very rich history and culture dating back to the beginning of human settlements and civilizations but unfortunately over years the locals are lost in their daily life and have forgotten ...
  • ARCHITECTURE OF SOCIETY AND CRAFTS A revitalizing hamlet for the community, centered on the skilled craftsmen 
    ABBAS, ZOHA ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Craftsmen are an integral part of our culture and the products made by them create communal locus in areas where they are being sold at. In every city there are shops that sell off the handmade crafts produced by the ...
  • RCHITECTURE MORE THAN JUST A VISUAL LU8I I A MULT-SENSORY DESIN APPROACH TO 3 EEATE AN INCLUSIVE ENTERTAINMENT AND VOCATIONAL SPACE 
    Shami, Mahrosh ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Architecture is capable of providing a multi-sensory experience to its users but when it relies heavily on the visuals, it makes our interaction with the built environment, impersonal. This thesis explores the notion ...
  • AN ARTISIANS LOCALE THE EXUBERANT WORLD DF TRUCK ART 
    Khalid, Naba ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    The thesis aims at identifying our centuries-old artisans' culture, exploring its ability to provide restitution, inclusion and identity. The design aims at celebrating the indigenous folk-art, analyzing our traditions ...
  • AN ABATTOIR FOR THE CAPITAL Because the existing one is 'Bloody Offal' 
    Shoaib, Iman ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Every day in Pakistan, almost 17 sheep, 14 goats and 10 cattle are slaughtered per minute for the purpose of consumption, which sums up to an estimate of 10 million animals slaughtered per month. This is a considerably ...
  • AGRO-HUB: A PLATFORM FR COLLABORATION 
    Uzair, Muhammad ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Being an agro-based economy, agriculture plays a major contribution to country's growth and progress. However,. due to multiple reasons including the presence of arthi (middlemen), the actual contributor (farmers) of the ...
  • ACADUSTRY: Where Academia Meets the Industry 
    MAZHAR, WAFA ((SADA), NUST, 2021)
    Bridging the gap between academia and industry in Pakistan with a research-based start-up incubator and academy-industry-government liaison centre The success of a country is determined by its ability to keep up with new ...

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