
Subramanian Konar
Submitted work · study history
The Desert Oasis
School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment
Nottingham Trent University offers RIBA-listed architecture courses covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship, based in Nottingham, England.

Nottingham Trent University lists RIBA architecture routes covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship.
Find a route that fits your interests. Open the official course page for entry requirements, fees and accreditation.
Part 1
View coursePart 2
View coursePart 2, Part 3, Apprenticeship
View courseConfirm entry requirements, fees and accreditation with the university.
Shared with Architecture Social
Explore submitted work, meet the people behind it and follow their study connections. Each project keeps its own story and credits.

Subramanian’s final master’s project, “The Desert Oasis”, a reinterpretation of Jean Nouvel’s Louvre Abu Dhabi. Inspired by the dome’s original concept to echo the silhouette of a palm tree this project seeks to restore its symbolic and cultural authenticity. Merging modernist and traditional Arabian elements, it expl…
Explore projectFind people through their study history, then explore who they are and what they choose to share today.
Meet people connected to this school and explore the work they have shared.

Submitted work · study history
The Desert Oasis
University connections come from submitted biographies and shared study histories. Each project keeps its own credits.
No current students listed yet. Add your university connection and decide whether to show it on your profile and in this directory.
Staff connections are shown only when confirmed.
Published tables
Guardian 2025 · 26th for architecture. Published by the named league tables, not an Architecture Social ranking.
Course listing source: RIBA validated schools in the UK. Check current details with the provider.
Keep your professional profile current, add the universities you studied at and choose which projects to feature, keep public or make private.
Represent the school or spotted something out of date?
Suggest a correction