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Oxford Brookes University

Oxford Brookes University offers RIBA-listed architecture courses covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, based in Oxford, England.

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Red Rock Solace, submitted work by Aniket Adke
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Oxford Brookes University lists RIBA architecture routes covering Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

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Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
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  • Red Rock Solace, submitted work by Aniket Adke

    Red Rock Solace

    By Aniket Adke

    The “Red Rock Solace” project, envisioned by Aniket Adke, is an architectural retreat harmoniously embedded within Arizona’s iconic Cathedral Rock. This innovative design focuses on merging architecture with the natural landscape, creating spaces that reflect the rugged beauty of the surroundings while preserving the…

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  • Westgate Stopping Center, submitted work by Sakshi Shailesh Gupta

    Westgate Stopping Center

    By Sakshi Shailesh Gupta

    Sakshi's Master's project, “Westgate Stopping Centre,” reimagines Oxford’s Westgate Shopping Centre as a vibrant urban retreat. Designed to encourage visitors to pause, connect, and engage with the space visually, mentally, and physically, this project draws inspiration from Peter Zumthor's Principles of Atmosphere an…

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  • Nablus Cultural Education Centre, submitted work by Hussein Ali

    Nablus Cultural Education Centre

    By Hussein Ali

    Hussein's master thesis project is centred on the historical yet derelict Touqan Palace in the ancient city of Nablus located in the West Bank, Palestine. The site, Touqan Palace, was first built in the 18th century for the wealthy Touqan royal family and was associated with many historical and literary figures. Howev…

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  • Artificial intelligence, submitted work by sagar parab

    Artificial intelligence

    By sagar parab

    The thesis is presented as a set of 12 images referencing the part of a futuristic chair. These images are the result of the dialogue between an architect’s instinct and AI’s interpretation of the vision.

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  • The Object and Its Cabinet, submitted work by Eesha Sharma

    The Object and Its Cabinet

    By Eesha Sharma

    Eesha Sharma’s project, the "Urban Cultural Hub," reimagines Oxford’s Westgate area as a dynamic cultural space that blends art, community, and sustainability. Inspired by Jan Gehl’s human-centric approach to urban design, the project prioritizes inclusivity, transforming a commercial zone into a vibrant hub for cultu…

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  • Safe Haven. Spiritual Retreat, submitted work by Gabriela Tancheva

    Safe Haven. Spiritual Retreat

    By Gabriela Tancheva

    Safe Haven is a transformative sanctuary dedicated to spiritual growth and communion with nature, inspired by the timeless elegance of monastic architecture. Nestled in a tranquil natural setting, the retreat features thought- fully designed facilities to create a holistic and immersive experience for all visitors. Th…

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  • Rada Daleva, submitted work by Rada Daleva

    Rada Daleva

    By Rada Daleva

    This is Rada Daleva's second year project exploring speculative designs exploring the potential use of algae in our future designs. The projects propose a symbiotic relationship between human and nature where humans release carbon dioxide which is captured by the mico-algae and used to release energy and light which i…

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  • Rendezvous, submitted work by Shayne Quiseo

    Rendezvous

    By Shayne Quiseo

    ‘Rendezvous’ - Oxford Dance Centre - "A sociable place where euphoric experiences are proffered to people enabling social dynamic whilst engaging in a vital activity and learning about sustainability".

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  • Anoovab Deka, submitted work by Anoovab Deka

    Anoovab Deka

    By Anoovab Deka

    Here is my final design thesis. Based in Marine Park, New York.

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  • Hosted! The ReFrame Residency, submitted work by Jahnavi Jayashankar

    Hosted! The ReFrame Residency

    By Jahnavi Jayashankar

    Her project, showcased here, exemplifies how architecture can be deeply responsive to its context—going beyond simply fitting into the existing environment to actively engaging with and revitalizing it. *Hosted!* serves as a seasonal residency program that brings together professionals from various disciplines. Each t…

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  • The Local Bakery, submitted work by Adiba Hossain

    The Local Bakery

    By Adiba Hossain

    Adiba’s final project reimagines rural living through a home-bakery for Lorenzo, a city-dweller turned village baker. Set in Beckley, the design fuses domestic life with the warmth of community, inviting locals to connect over the shared ritual of baking.

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  • Otmoor Muse, submitted work by Shakila Karim Rocha

    Otmoor Muse

    By Shakila Karim Rocha

    Shakila Karim Rocha’s project envisions a dynamic cultural hub designed to celebrate and unite the creative spirit of the community. This architectural endeavour serves as a central gathering place where local art, history, and collective imagination converge, fostering meaningful engagement among both local residents…

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  • Urban Fractal, submitted work by Nicoleta Rugina

    Urban Fractal

    By Nicoleta Rugina

    Her project Urban Fractal explores the revival of traditional Turkish craftsmanship through the lens of muqarnas, a decorative architectural element known for its intricate, geometrical design. By investigating the scalability of muqarnas components at different levels-ranging from city objects to structural elements-…

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  • Fold me a Path: an experience of fractured flow, submitted work by Farah Swilam

    Fold me a Path: an experience of fractured flow

    By Farah Swilam

    “Fold Me a Path: An Experience of Fractured Flow” is Farah Swilam’s final thesis project, a prefabricated ferry terminal designed for the waterfront of Istanbul’s Golden Horn. The project investigates how artificial intelligence can serve as a co-designer in shaping new architectural languages rooted in human behavior…

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  • The Market Joy, submitted work by Shefa Q

    The Market Joy

    By Shefa Q

    'The Market of Joy' is Shefa's final year thesis where she reimagines Oxford’s Covered Market as an anti-brand spectacle—a high-tech, mixed-use intervention that disrupts consumer habits and resists digital saturation. Instead of encouraging passive consumption, the space provokes playful, critical engagement, transfo…

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  • The Watershed Collective, submitted work by Jasmin Solaymantash

    The Watershed Collective

    By Jasmin Solaymantash

    Here is Jasmin's final design thesis for a multidisciplinary centre for water stewardship, located at the historic Kilgour farm steading in Falkland, Fife, where the River Eden begins its journey. Set at the foot of the Lomond Hills, the project reimagines the dilapidated steading as a place for environmental engageme…

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  • Growing Together: Living Architecture Through Grafted Ecosystems, submitted work by Divya Vura

    Growing Together: Living Architecture Through Grafted Ecosystems

    By Divya Vura

    Growing Together: Living Architecture Through Grafted Ecosystems is Divya Vura’s Master’s thesis, exploring an alternative construction method where architecture is not built, but grown. Set in Faversham, Kent, the project challenges conventional orchard farming and land-use boundaries by proposing a regenerative, com…

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  • Fencott Retreat, submitted work by Hannah Broad

    Fencott Retreat

    By Hannah Broad

    Here is Hannah’s final design for an artist retreat nestled into the rural setting of Fencott. It focuses on wellbeing, being centred in nature and mental health awareness.

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  • Urban Mosaic - Adaptive Reuse as a Catalyst for Multi-Generational Urban living, Cardiff, Wales, UK, submitted work by Divya Vura

    Urban Mosaic - Adaptive Reuse as a Catalyst for Multi-Generational Urban living, Cardiff, Wales, UK

    By Divya Vura

    Urban Mosaic – Adaptive Reuse as a Catalyst for Multi-Generational Urban Living, Cardiff, Wales, UK

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  • Green Oxford initiative, submitted work by Olivia Tranter

    Green Oxford initiative

    By Olivia Tranter

    Olivia Tranter’s final-year project explores biomimicry and biophilic design through a microhabitat within an office environment.

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