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Kanay Shah in his post-graduate dissertation titled “Inequality in Architectural Education in India”, investigates structural disparities in architectural education across government and private institutions. He explores how financial constraints, faculty quality, curriculum design, and technological accessibility shape students’ experiences.
Mrinalini Ghadiok, in her post-graduate dissertation titled “What Does the Mithi Want?”, suggests reframing questions to unlock novel solutions for the issues related to the Mithi River. By exploring alternative questions, she aims to shift the way we understand the river and its place in the discussion. The dissertation was a part of her Master of Arts in History and Critical Thinking programme from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in 2023.
Lokmanch- Architecture Thesis by Harshit Narnoli aims to establish a civic amenity that provides a platform to enhance dialogue across politics, cultures, religions, regions, societies, economies and history.
Change and Continuity: A settlement for nomads is about finding ways to design a settlement for a nomadic community (Gadulia Lohar) of Rajasthan currently residing in the district Meerut of Uttar Pradesh.
Thesis: Transformations in the Post-Lignite era-AEVAL Post-Industrial Park, by Evanthia Soumelidou, University of Thessaly, Greece
B.Arch Thesis project by SK Tanvir Ahmed at Sylhet
Situated in the North-Eastern corner of India, lies the beautiful state of Assam. Other than being responsible for producing fifteen per cent of the global demand for tea, the state Assam has a long history, one that spans across battles, centuries, and dynasties. The North-Eastern corner of India was home to many small kingdoms, the largest of them is the kingdom of the Ahoms.
Braj Bhoomi, by Mohini Dubey, is a Project that aims to bring the benefits of tourism to the communities that live around the assets by a platform that promoting local enterprises that improves the social and economic conditions of artisans, while protecting the state’s unique heritage.
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