
AIDA ALI BAKRI
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THROUGH THE LENS
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Zahra Mohammadi’s speculative proposal explores how agricultural waste could become a new skin for industrial sites.
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This thesis explores how architectural norms are imposed upon a spatial grid, affirming and negating certain bodies in the process. The nuclear home is used as an example to illustrate how space seeks to materialise a body that conforms to the hegemonic order, effectively denying identities that do not align with its…
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Her project “The Revitalising Dome” was focused on restoring the damaged peaks of Mont Toc in the Dolomites, by creating an ecological niche, using a typology that she had tested through various thermal experiments, as part of her thesis on exploring the ideal precedent for designing sustainably. The dome itself creat…
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Here is Yara's final design thesis, 'A Beacon for London's Homeless' all modelled in Rhino and partially rendered in V-RAY
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Here is Elizabeth’s third year project Pancras Library and her recent competition project Re Thinking African Housing.
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His thesis, Coille an Àm (Forest of Time), envisions an anthropogenic forest in Glen Affric as a prototype for ecological recovery and climate adaptation, where architecture emerges from the forest itself. The project reframes rewilding as an active collaboration with time, place, and climate. To explore the project f…
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His thesis, "The Power Oasis," is a visionary botanical garden that transforms Barcelona’s iconic Three Chimneys into a catalyst for ecological regeneration. Set in a future of severe drought and rising seas, the project uses solar-powered desalination to sustain native endangered plants, creating a resilient model of…
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Karolina's final design project located in Havana, Cuba challenges the gendered division of space and time, rejecting the notion that streets belong to men by day and women by night. Drawing on the symbolism of the moon in Taino and Afro-Cuban traditions, ancient wisdom is connected to contemporary urban challenges to…
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PowerPlay is a speculative civic proposition that fuses community sport, renewable energy production, and ecological learning into a single regenerative system. Framed around a district-scale biomass cogeneration plant and a kinetic sports infrastructure set in the capital of English Sunday League Football, the projec…
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Avleen's final design thesis,The Reclaimed Mahal, is an Indian culture centre in a derelict Victorian subway,that is inspired by her Indian heritage. The proposal is about sharing Indian culture with locals whilst addressing misconceptions. The centre will feature three key spaces; The Artisan’s Mandi (artisan market)…
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The Lines Beneath is a project which emphasises the importance of repurposing an abandoned space whilst capturing and celebrating the sites history. Located in Strand, London; the design is proposing to transform Aldwych Underground Station into a nightclub/ music venue in one tunnel, and student accommodation in the…
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Situated in 1 Rivington Pl London EC2A 3BA, RECALIBRATE is more than a sports recovery centre, it is a sanctuary of RESILIENCE, a space where the limits imposed by injury are challenged, and new possibilities emerge. Designed for athletes whose journeys have been disrupted, this space is dedicated to renewal, empowerm…
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Showcased is Aida's final thesis project, 'Through The Lens', which focuses on exhibiting the renowned works of celebrated street photographer Fred Herzog. The exhibition takes place at the Old Boiler House in Brick Lane, London, a raw, industrial space known for its exposed brickwork and tall chimney. The site’s grit…
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Veronia Abelshehid’s final-year project, The Citizen’s Hyperbook Market and Theatre, reimagines the relationship between literature, architecture, and public engagement by creating a cultural nexus for community interaction and creative expression. Sited within the courtyard of the Levita House in King’s Cross, London…
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Titled "TerraNexus", his final design thesis introduces mixed use living and fabrication spaces as a means to improve the quality of living for residents in Torre Baro, Barcelona. As a result of the steep terrain, overtime the neighborhood has suffered from a lack of government support resulting in a poorly built self…
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THROUGH THE LENS

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Recalibrate

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TerraNexus

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The Reclaimed Mahal

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Coille an Àm - The Scottish Woodland Archive

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Elizabeth Diakantonis

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The Revitalising Dome

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The Power Oasis

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Where the Moon Touches the Street

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The Lines Beneath

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(Re) Active Growth: Queering Spatial Production

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PowerPlay: Urban Energy In Motion

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The Citizen's Hyperbook Market and Theatre
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A Beacon for London's Homeless

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Moment of Stillness
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