BS: Recent submissions

  • 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 ...
  • Industrial Embodiment: Rejuvenation of Business Sector 
    Abdullah, Muhammad (2022)
    With the introduction of new advanced and specialized industry into the business sector of Pakistan, we are looking onto the ever-growing 3rd largest populated city, Faisalabad in Pakistan. Industry is bringing into Pakistan, ...
  • FACILITATION CENTER FOR WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS 
    AYUB, ARUBA ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Entrepreneurship can be generally perceived as the essential driver of economic growth and job creation. It is known to significantly contribute to the over-all wellbeing of the society and an important ingredient of ...
  • Equi-archi-Wellness retreat 
    Haider, Safeer ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Equine assisted therapies(hippotherapy) use the movement of the horse as an intervention strategy by physiotherapists and psychologists as part of an integrated therapy program to achieve functional outcomes. Equestrian ...
  • EMOTIONAL RESTORATION COMPLEX: HEALING THROUGH RECREATION 
    Tariq, Rohma ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Humans have both physiological and psychological needs. For a peaceful and happy life, both needs are to be fulfilled. However, people usually ignore their psychological or emotional needs by not acknowledging and leaving ...
  • Elum Katha: Embodying and creating a dialogue between the past, present and future to promote and acknowledge Buddhist religious tourism in Swat. 
    Shahid, Rabiah ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Mount Elum is located in the Barikot region of Swat, Pakistan and is surrounded by many ancient Stupas, some containing the ashes of Buddha himself. This area is pivotal and the originating point for the spread of Buddhism ...
  • Educational + Recreational Institute for ADHD and Autistic Children 
    Khan, Maham ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism are disorderly conditions that affect the pre-frontal cortex and cerebellum of the brain and lead to low function and inadequate response of an individual in the ...
  • DIGITAL MEDIA HUB: THE MISE-EN SCENE 
    Tahir, Zoha ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    This Thesis involves in designing a space to promote the emerging digital era in Pakistan, to design a space for digital filmmaking and media arts that provides an informal learning environment, where the users learn and ...
  • Cultivating Cultural Heritage: Revitalisation of Historic Values of Inner-City Rawalpindi 
    Imtiaz, Shaiza ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Over the years Rawalpindi has witnessed several narrative shifts — from being a historic settlement to a garrison city to its current twin-to-lslamabad identity. Today, the race to compete with the metropolitan capital ...
  • community resilience: living with water 
    Ahmad, Visha ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Expansion and destruction have become the perambulatory nuances of today’s existence, but the rhetoric of natural disasters has forgone previous physical boundaries. Floods have taken thousands of lives and caused millions ...
  • Artisan’s Village: “A platform to revive the culture of Multan through the preservation and enhancement of local handicrafts.” 
    Kaneez, Sadia ((SADA), NUST, 2022)
    Multan is known all over the world because of its rich cultural heritage. It is one of the oldest cities of Pakistan which has been inhabited for more than 2000 years now. The city is mainly associated with the famous tombs ...

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