“The Force” by Yaseen Bhatti

Yaseen Bhatti – Part II qualified architecture graduate with distinction from the Manchester School of Architecture.

His future aspirations include working on projects that not only challenge traditional design norms but also push the boundaries of what is possible in architecture. He aims to contribute to projects that enhance community engagement and promote social sustainability, reflecting his belief that architecture should serve the people and the environment.

Yaseen Bhatti has a keen interest in sustainable architecture, which is increasingly important in today’s world. His academic journey has equipped him with a solid understanding of environmentally responsible design practices, and he is committed to integrating these principles into his future projects. For example, he researched the use of renewable materials and energy-efficient systems during his studies.

Yaseen is also interested in the cultural aspects of architecture. He believes that understanding the historical context and cultural significance of a space is essential for creating designs that resonate with their surroundings. His thesis explored the influence of local culture on architectural styles, demonstrating his ability to merge aesthetic with functionality.

In addition to his technical skills, Yaseen also possesses strong communication abilities, which are essential for collaborating with multidisciplinary teams in architecture. He has participated in various group projects and presentations, honing his capacity to convey complex ideas clearly and effectively. This experience will serve him well in any architectural firm.

Available immediately for employment ideally in Manchester or London. Passionate about computational design and automation through the construction process.

Yaseen Bhatti’s Vision for Sustainable Architecture

Furthermore, Yaseen is dedicated to staying abreast of the latest developments in architecture and design technology. He regularly attends workshops and seminars, allowing him to network with industry professionals and gain insights into emerging trends. This commitment to continuous learning ensures that he remains competitive in an ever-evolving field.

This innovative project not only demonstrates Yaseen’s design skills but also his capacity to think critically about the future of architecture. The concept of an adaptive aggregated system is pivotal in understanding how we might approach living spaces in environments that are vastly different from our own. ‘The Forge’ could represent a new frontier in architectural design, showcasing how technology and nature can be harmoniously integrated.

‘The Forge’ (completed with Michael O’Reilly, Jingsi Sun & Yingying Zhou) was awarded the ‘Steacy-Greenaway Prize for the Outstanding MArch Academic Portfolio.’ This recognition highlights the exceptional quality of work produced by the team and underlines Yaseen’s ability to collaborate effectively with others to achieve high standards.

Set in the asteroid belt, ‘The Forge’ proposes an adaptive aggregated system based on complex rules & the use of primitive AI solvers allowed us to determine the arrangement of typologies in four-dimensional space