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B.Arch Thesis: Eco-Tourist Hub of KHONOMA Village, By Shanjo A. Kithan, ITM University-Gwalior

August 17, 2019

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Eco-tourism is one such activities which provide a solution by creating awareness and concern for the environment among both the tourist and local people of the region.

Also, the local skills could be developed and explored. The traditional and indigenous knowledge, along with scientific development can be explored.

Eco tourism Hub by itself, which talks about the tourism aspects of the context, creating a cultural Hub point which gives a platform for the villagers as well as the essence of the vernacular for the tourist.

The brief of the concept is to design an eco-tourism hub for the region of KHONOMA (Asia’s first green village) and the proximity near the region. Keeping in mind the local traditions, culture, art and Architecture .The design brief put an emphasis on the articulation of said traditions and their interpretation in modern times without losing the essence of the vernacularity.

KHONOMA is an Angami Naga village located about 20 km west from the state Capital, Kohima, Nagaland. The terrain of the village is hilly, ranging from gentle slopes to steep and rugged hillsides. The hills are covered with lush forestland, rich in various species of flora and fauna.

HORNBILL International Festival which is being celebrated for 10 days every year near this proximity which also creates a benchmark of this village.

This thesis talks about vernacular settlement which can achieve sustainability through planning, orientation, materials and architectural practices evolved from long time due to the socioeconomic, climatic and environmental factors of the Region

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

•To create an opportunity to the local people as well as for the tourist to get the essence of the context, keeping alive the essence of the context. •To design a better vision for tomorrow by keeping the Essence of the local regional context.

•Reprioritize the usage of the site based on the needs of the site demands. •To make the space a centre of public interaction and activities that reflects the people of the region.

•To engage the people by creating a hub in the village where they can learn, educate and understand each other. •To make use of the site’s assets in terms of creating a landmark for the urban fabric of Kohima people as well.

DESIGN BRIEF + PROGRAMME

The village of Khonoma (Asia’s first green village). As being said that the context of the site is a tourist spot and as the tourism is increasing each year people from around the world are travelling to see this beautiful village and the plus point is that there are many Tourism near the village which clearly states that there is a need for Eco-Tourism Hub in this arena.

B.Arch Thesis: Eco-Tourist Hub of KHONOMA Village, By Shanjo A. Kithan, ITM University-Gwalior 2

Eco tourism is one such activities which will create an activities for the region. The local People gets the opportunity to expose their skills their economy to the tourist, which can create an important part of the hub.

The site will be developed with different types of components: 1. Weekly markets for the villagers, craft shops, Exhibition shops: where the villagers can get exposed and increase their growth of the economy. The market will run only on the basis of once in a week where they can sell all their organic crops or vegetables.

2. Museum: To reflect their culture, tradition and religion also to promote their legacy.

3. Workshop activities: where the tourist can educate the villagers and spread awareness and learn from one another.

The villagers can showcase their skills and even export their talents.

4. Accommodation unit for the tourist people: A home stay feeling accommodation unit for the tourist.

5.Library: It will provide a better exposure for the young generation of the surrounding villages.

6. O.A.T: Cultural program and festival season of recreational space.

DESIGN CONCEPT /APPROACH

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The main challenge of design was a Site, which is having area of 92268sq.m. and facing NORTH To EAST direction also having contour difference of 40 meter. Main approach is to analyse with the existing contour and play with the levels. The existing site having contour along the river stream and the bridge is the only approach to the site.

Considering all the challenges, the design was to make ‘imperfect’ spaces with organic dynamism like villages.

With the start of the design development every space and area of the site were divided from part to whole. where every part of the space were defined according the use of the function like the open weekly market ,food stall ,craft shop ,museum ,library, OAT, Workshop area and the Accommodation unit which were segregated from each other but it was connected according to the function and use of the space.

Every function of the spaces were connected as per the user’s inferences. The general restaurant was at the core of the main area, the open market area was segregated totally from those main activities like the library, museum, workshop area, OAT and the Museum.

Although they are two different things we sense their interrelationship and emotional bond. Something very organic yet dynamic to be expressed by the site. The environment to be very vernacular with use of the roof of MORUNG style keeping alive the essence of the Region.

The Morung (or the traditional community house) at Khonoma Village. Acting as an educational institution, A Morung is where youngsters would gain their first few lessons of cultural & traditional knowledge through folk music, dance, folk tales and oral traditions. During the time of war, they were also used as used as a guard-house.

Design used the symbolism of that area through Morung.

VERNACULAR OF THE REGION

1.Use of the materials 2.local Materials, local skills, local technique 3.Keeping alive the essence of the village. 4. Implementing new technique design in terms of architectural thoughts, spaces, functions and purpose of the area. 5. New modern technologies design without losing the essence of the region

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This thesis proposes a composite framework for the evaluation of the environmental impact of tourism development on host destinations. In this study, the environmental impact of tourism is considered as a social-ecological phenomenon that can be categorized into the two aspects of natural and social-cultural impacts. Ecotourism is introduced as a type of sustainable tourism in that its policies and principles for development are based on conservation of environmental heritage (including natural and cultural heritage) via engagement of local people and communities in the tourism development process. The proposed composite framework arises from the integration of an ecological and a cultural framework for the sustainable development of tourism. This framework places the conservation of natural resources as the main ecological outcome for eco-tourism. The proposed framework uses the ecological footprint (EF) of the main tourism activities and services (including transportation, food an...

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Architectural Heritage and Tourism Development in Urban Neighborhoods: The Case of Upper City, Thessaloniki, Greece

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Inherited from past generations, cultural heritage, the legacy of physical objects and intangible qualities of culture, comprises a range of terms, such as architectural heritage, archaeological sites and cultural landscapes, providing opportunities for leisure and tourism, when properly maintained and wisely handled. On the urban level, the dynamic relationship between cultural heritage and tourism is even more apparent. Urban cultural tourism, which also focuses on traditional communities, is a growing trend worldwide, attracting attention from different fields such as tourism management, architecture, urban planning and environmental sciences. This chapter focuses on the subject of traditional urban communities’ architectural heritage and tourism growth based on a holistic and integrated understanding of the dimensions embedded in urban heritage ensembles, e.g., historical, spatial economic and social. The case study makes reference to the Upper City (Ano Poli) of Thessaloniki, a historic neighborhood in one of Greece’s most popular cities for cultural tourism, due to its continuous urban presence for more than twenty-three centuries and its multicultural history. Ano Poli is among the areas of Thessaloniki's urban fabric endowed with historic architectural and spatial planning elements, attracting many visitors. The chapter investigates the perceptions of Erasmus students–tourists toward architectural heritage tourism in general and specifically for the Upper City and the city of Thessaloniki, so as to explore a most promising segment of the rising cultural tourism market. The study analysis and research results lead to a better understanding of the significance of architectural heritage in urban tourism.

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Architecture thesis topics may be difficult to find because there are so many subjects and possible topics. However, good thesis topics for architecture are the ones that you have a personal interest in. Before picking architecture thesis topics, you also need to ask yourself if the topic is significant or realistically doable.

Choosing Thesis Topics For Architecture

Architecture thesis projects topics, master of architecture thesis topics, industrial architecture thesis topics, institutional architecture thesis topics, sustainable architecture thesis topics.

What is the best way to choose dissertation topics? This guide will highlight how to pick interesting architectural thesis topics. Here are some factors to consider when searching for architecture thesis project ideas :

Pick a Topic That Interests You

While picking creative architecture thesis topics, you need to opt for a topic that you are personally interested in. You can easily get bored with your undergraduate architecture thesis projects, that is why you need something that you are passionate about. It will help you to stay motivated and inspired to create a unique project.

Set a Small Scope

It can be tempting to pick dissertation topics in architecture that are too expansive. This reduces the delivery time. It is safer to start with a simple version of the topic and includes some complexity later if necessary.

Find Architecture Thesis Topics That Reflect Your Skills

Everyone has unique skill sets that they have developed over time. There is no single person who is perfect at everything. When you know your technical and creative capabilities, you will be able to pick thesis topics in architecture that employs your expertise.

Can You Find Enough Research On The Topic?

Unusual architectural thesis topics require lots of research and analysis before starting. Therefore, it is essential to pick an area of study with a substantial amount of work already done. It will help you to easily analyze, compare, and draw conclusions.

Balance It Between Art And Science

While searching for architecture dissertation topics, students often dig themselves a grave. They tend to view the project as a culmination of a long program rooted deep in art and theory. You need to pick a topic that balances art and science. It shouldn’t be too abstract, so your teacher will know that you understand the issues raised.

Don’t Forget To Tie It To Your Plans For The Future

Your architecture thesis topics should be aligned with your plans. It should reflect your experience or interest in a specialized subject. It will play an important role as a part of your portfolio.

Pick Architecture Thesis Topics That Solve A Real Problem

Your thesis topics architecture ideas shouldn’t just be theoretical, they should also solve a real-world problem. The world struggles with several issues, such as population growth, climate change, and a lack of proper distribution of resources. So, find a topic that can solve a socio-environmental problem using design intervention.

Creation of affordable housing
Development waterfront property
Airport functioning
Heritage museums
Skyscraper design
Cinema and theatre architecture
Suburban homes for multi-families
Multimedia film city
Gaming and Animation studio
Aquarium-Aqua display and design
Marine park design
Lightning excellence center
MTRS study and station
Modern art museum
Convention center
Automobile training center
Archaeological survey institute
Luxury beach-facing apartments
The bus terminal with a commercial complex
School of art & design
Cruise terminal design
Bio-climatic buildings
Media center
Cricket stadium display
Disaster management institute
Resort design
Polo retreat
Television and film institute
The transit system as well as the possible improvements
Educational Institute for all rural children
A local heritage site
The lighting system in the Egyptian Pyramids
Film city studios, gaming area as well its structure
Underwater restaurants in different parts of the globe for light, electricity, and sanitation.
The transformation node found at the Lancaster
The heat/cooling systems in beach huts
Checking pressure and oxygen levels for building tourists spots
Fashion Fiesta Paris
The Golden Gate and architecture
An archaeologist’s point of view of China from a survey of China
WHO’s headquarters and renovation
The ideal environment for a Rehab
Russian fairytale-style homes and huts
A clear insight into the auto industry
Installing swimming pools in a mall
Training centers for adults in Texas
Buildings for religious purposes
Comparing contemporary vs. traditional housing
Deconstructing a typical school to make room for collaboration and creativity
Apartments for couples
Multifamily suburban homes
The power of air: leaving closed windows for good
Semidetached and row houses
Staying on the budget while creating an architectural masterpiece
Single-family suburban homes
Hotels and residence
Single-family country homes
Developing healthy living spots in third-world countries
Design of Ruled Surfaces.
A method to design the kinetic planar surface using mathematical tessellation techniques.
Waterfront development of an exhibition center
Bio-inspired design for adaptable structures
Construction of time conception
A critical view of architecture – is it sustainable?
Analytical studies of design potentials in architecture
Determination of the concept of place in the built environment’s reproduction process
Aqua display/Research Center
Forest Research/Training Institute
Archaeological Survey of Canada – Research and Training Institute
Luxury Sea-front Studios at Ottawa
Digital Morphogenesis as well as Its Implementation
Bio-climatic Tower
Mass rapid transit system study and station
Designing organic structures to withstand time
Showing culture in structures
Maximizing size in miniature apartments
Architectural trends at most transportation hubs
Redefining a city with architecture
Renovating century-old structures without losing the culture
Outdoor architecture: creating getaways in small backyards.

A master of architecture qualification provides students with the relevant knowledge, skills, and values needed to enter the architecture sector and pursue opportunities and careers in this profession for master thesis help . It focuses on developing the ability to adapt to change in the diverse and critical world we live in. students are allowed to create a speculative and reflective relationship to their work.

The introduction of biotechnology in architecture design for adaptable structures.
An analytical assessment of mathematical organization methods in active flat surface plans.
The consideration of soil and terrain conditions to determine adequate story building locations.
A conceptual method for the outline and fabrication of cultural centers and foundations
Finding the importance of a town or county’s various buildings and structures.
A critical analysis of the architectural techniques used to construct the lighting within the ancient pyramids of Giza.
An evaluation of the restaurants near the coastline in various areas of the country with important consideration on plumbing, air supply, and lighting.
An analysis of China’s Great Wall with consideration of the structure’s historical significance.
Understanding the impact of certain architectural codes and protocols on the environment.
The possibility to achieve inexpensive house construction plans in first-world countries.
Why do the majority of third-world countries have substandard housing structures?
A case study on the significance of all learners of architecture in the profession.
An analysis of the primary conditions that affect buildings in places that are susceptible to earthquakes.
Building methods and consideration for constructions with the ability to endure natural disasters.
A detailed report of the Twin Towers and the popularity of skyscraper construction.
The significance of applied science in defining modern housing from traditional examples.
Using records in architecture to understand the history of the profession.
A critical analysis of architectural photography.
The evaluation of cost considerations in architectural specifications and estimations.
What motivates different architectural drawings and concepts.
Case studies on sustainable modern design structures.
The importance of digital mapping and concepts in architecture.
Methods of limiting energy loss.

Industrial architecture is a branch of architecture that is used for the design of industrial buildings. These buildings need to be designed with consideration of their main purpose, which is to process raw materials. Their designs need to prioritize safety and optimal function over aesthetics and exterior appeal.

With the increased evolution taking place in technology today, industrial buildings and their designs need to adapt and keep up. This is why it calls for more research and consideration since industrial buildings are a need for modern society.

Waterfront development – Beach convention and exhibition centers.
Design of ruled surfaces.
Construction of time conception in the architectural realm.
A critical view of sustainable architecture.
Determination of Place concept in the reproduction process of the built environment.
Analytical study of the design potentials in kinetic architecture.
Is deconstructive architecture useful?
How did brutalism and contemporary architectures influence the world?
Current trends in parametric architecture.
How will traditional industrial structures be made more environmentally friendly and sustainable?
Industrial architecture’s evolution.
A critical analysis of the Dockland building, Germany.
What purpose does industrial architecture play in creating a safe environment?
Where do the professions of car construction and manufacturing come together?
Industrial architecture during the industrial revolution.
Evaluation of daylight in office buildings.
Analysis of different lifestyle interactions.
The purpose of reinforced concrete skeleton systems and earthquake’s effect on them.
The future of architecture with the consideration of space exploration.
The purpose of environmental science and social anthropology in architecture.
Making architecture design studios relevant in the technological era.
Extra skills are necessary for working on complex architectural projects.
How collaboration is helping architectures achieve complex structural needs.

This is the branch of architecture that deals with environmental, social, and economic factors. This profession is based on various rules and traditions that were passed down for centuries. It grants architects the ability to find new ways to innovate the architectural industry.

Over time, the design for buildings all over the world evolves and is influenced by different cultures and styles. This can give the structure of the building different meanings and provides various opportunities to discuss its design and reason to be built.

Theme parks and attractions
Religious buildings
Auditoriums
Sport facilities
Art galleries
Cultural centers and foundations
School and universities
Bars and discotheques
Shopping malls
Theaters and cinemas
Restaurants
Transportation thesis on airports
Train stations
Urban transport
Promenades and streets
Urban parks
Stores and showrooms
Peripheral parks
Urban monuments and land art

Sustainable architecture is the use of various plans and techniques to withstand the negative effect on the environment of modern man-made structures. Architects would take all aspects of the project, from landscape to water drainage, and determine the best way for the building to function with the least impact on the environment. These buildings and designs need to ensure that they are functional, appealing to the eye, and have as little carbon footprint as possible.

Neighborhood development
Community garden concepts
Waste recycling facilities
Heritage building restoration
Rehabilitation housing
Riverfront development
SMART village
Net-Zero energy building
Bermed structure
Regenerative design
Urban Agriculture center
Revitalizing abandoned mills and processing buildings
Eco-tourism facilities
Revival of an old building
Repurpose a building
Redevelopment of a slum
Vertical farm
Wetland restoration
Energy efficiency in buildings
How the location of the building is necessary for sustainability

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Being an Architecture student, you are supposed to submit a dissertation or thesis on Architectural-related topics. It takes a lot more time to complete a dissertation research project than a thesis. The first step for pursuing a master’s or PhD degree is to choose a relevant dissertation topic. Some of the popular architecture thesis topics are Housing/ Residential Projects, Institutional Projects, Public Infrastructure Projects, Offices/ Corporate Projects, etc. In this article, we will provide you with general guidance about how to write an architecture dissertation and helpful tips to choose the right architecture thesis topics.

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An Architecture Dissertation or Thesis is an academic piece of writing that is supposed to signify the knowledge and skills you have learned so far during your architecture studies. While writing a dissertation your research must be precise and you should be logical with your conclusions. A clear analysis must be depicted while writing an architecture dissertation.

Before searching for an architecture thesis topic, you must be familiar with the writing structure of a dissertation. Here we’ve mentioned the basic structure of a dissertation so that it gets easy for you when drafting a dissertation:

Title – The title of your Architecture Dissertation must focus on your research objective.
Abstract – The abstract part must be impactful. It must give an impression of what your dissertation is going to include.
Introduction – The same is the case here with the introduction, it must reflect what the dissertation is going to include.
Review of Literature – The Review of Literature Section must include a theoretical rationale of the problem, the importance of the study, and information for the dissertation that was gathered and used to form the arguments and points made in the work.
2-3 Main Chapters- These sections must include a bulk of information on the chosen topic. It should also include the data and diagrams if any.
Conclusion- The main objective of the dissertation, the conclusion must include the arguments to complete the impression of the work.
Bibliography – The bibliography is the section of the thesis where you mention all the referred sources, authors, and publications that you have taken information from while writing your thesis.

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How to Choose the Right Architecture Thesis Topic?

If you are finding it hard to choose the right topic for your dissertation, here are some tips that might help what you can put your focus on while drafting your dissertation:

Select a relevant topic for your architecture dissertation as it contributes a lot to your career and future. To obtain a master’s degree in education, you need to find relevant topics for a dissertation. The topic must be capable of providing you with a significant amount of content for your architecture dissertation.

An Architecture dissertation must be broad enough to explore the whole topic. The dissertation must include a clear structure to contribute to the argumentation you are going to include in your dissertation.

Pay equal attention to the Research Questions you are going to include. Do not ever select narrow questions which are supposed to be answered with a Yes or No. Choose questions that provide you with relevant answers such as

How do creative designs impact the modern era?
What do you think about modern architecture?

Architecture students who are writing a dissertation are always provided with guidance. Supervisors are assigned to guide students throughout the duration of their architecture dissertation. So do not forget to ask for feedback or a piece of advice from your supervisors as they have years of academic experience, so their recommendations and feedback will only add to your research.

Before choosing an architecture topic, make sure you research thoroughly about the chosen topic. Try to select topics that are relevant in today’s time. The content provided by the topic must be more than enough to expand and support your arguments.

Best Architecture Thesis Topics

Choosing a topic can take a lot of time but we’ve made it easier for you as here we’ve mentioned some of the best topics you can choose for your Architecture Dissertation:

What is the nature of middle-class architecture in modern society?
Show the best elements of famous architects without duplicating their work.
What is the need for closeness and privacy between architecture and family
Cathedrals: Forming the old world on a new budget
What is the difference between house designs in a cold climate and in a warm climate?

Also Read: How to become an Interior Designer?

Multicultural Architecture in the Urban Landscape
Trends of Environmental Technology in Residential Structures
Evaluating Design in Municipal Structures
Creative Designs in the Modern Era
Maximizing Resources and Space with Accessibility
How to maximize resources and space with Accessibility
How to use Minimalist Design in Small Areas
Which methods to use to Mitigate Damage from Natural Disaster
What are the must-have features of Portable Housing Units
Procedures of Pre-fabricated Design

Also Read: Finance, MBA, Accounting Dissertation Topics

The urban energy landscape in regional planning
Processing of data on water, energy, and food flows in space and time
Composing four-dimensional maps that show current spatial and temporal dynamics of water, energy and food flows
Constructing Zen
Farmland Preservation
Land Conservancy
Therapeutic Gardens
Self-sufficient energy islands across Europe or Asia
India – Protection/production of freshwater through for example infiltration and retention
Landscape Construction Performance Approaches
Paper Space & Interior Fiction: Employing Speculative Design to Explore the Creative Design Process and Conceptual Interiority
Implementing Biophilic Attributes in Elementary Schools
Re-Mobile Home: An Exploration of Mobile Homes in Rural North Carolina
Designing Deeper: Creating Interior Spaces That Support Well-Being through Explorations in Process-Driven Design
How can exhibition spaces reflect design compatibility with spatial aesthetics?
Airports Design.
Train stations.
Urban transport planning.
Mass Rapid Transit System (MTRS) Study and Station.
Integrated Transportation Node.
Bus Terminal Cum Commercial Complex.
International Cruise terminal.
Redevelopment around the metro and MRTS Corridor.
Architecture in motion.
Neighborhood development
Community garden concepts
Waste recycling facilities
Heritage building restoration
Rehabilitation housing
Riverfront development
SMART village
Net-Zero energy building
Bermed structure
Regenerative design
Urban Agriculture center
Revitalizing abandoned mills and processing buildings
Eco-tourism facilities
Revival of an old building
Repurpose a building
Redevelopment of a slum
Vertical farm
Wetland restoration

An architecture dissertation for a master’s degree must not exceed the 60,000-word limit.

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What is an Architecture Dissertation?

An architecture dissertation is a research paper that explores a specific topic in this field, completed by students as a part of their graduation requirements. It is written by students pursuing an architecture degree and is a graduation requirement. It allows students to demonstrate their knowledge of the subject matter and their ability to conduct independent research. The topics for architecture dissertations vary widely, but they generally focus on a particular architectural aspect, such as design, history, theory, or technology.

If you're seeking inspiration for your architecture dissertation, we’re there to help you. In this blog, we have curated a list of 15 interesting dissertation topics spanning urban architecture, public spaces, hospitality structures, religious edifices, and more.

How to Choose a Dissertation Topic for Architecture?

Before going through the list of our architecture dissertation topics, let us understand the key measures to keep in mind while choosing your topic:

1. Identify Your Interests

Choose a topic that interests you the most. This will help you stay motivated throughout the research process.

2. Explore Current Trends

Look for the latest trends and developments in the architecture field. This can help you identify gaps in the industry and come up with a unique topic.

3. Consult with Your Advisor

Your advisor can provide valuable guidance and help you narrow down your topic. They can also suggest relevant literature and research methods.

4. Consider Your Resources

Ensure you have access to the necessary resources to conduct your research. This includes access to libraries, archives, and other sources of information.

5. Brainstorm Ideas

Once you have identified your interests and explored current trends, brainstorm a list of potential topics. This can help you identify the most promising ideas and narrow down your focus.

Most Intriguing Architecture Dissertation Topics

We have compiled a list of 15 architecture dissertation topics that are intriguing and relevant to the architecture field. These topics cover various categories, from public to religious architecture and more. Take a look below:

1. Temple Complex of the Future |Religious Architecture

Temples have always held central importance around the world and can be active sites of cultural confluence. Possible areas to explore in your architecture dissertation topics are the uses of sustainability in creating religious structures, materials used, analysing the cultural significance of the architectural elements in structures, and classifying their types and historical context.

Inter-faith traditions are spreading across the world, and this can and has given rise to new ideas. The Lotus Temple in Delhi is an excellent case study on the same - with a marvellous, nine-sided circular shape embodying the central the central tenets of the Baha’i’ faith. It receives 20 percent of its electricity from solar panels. While the structure may look delicate, it can withstand an earthquake of up to 8 on the Richter scale. Wondering how? Because each of its nine petals has been individually constructed and fortified. It is also one of the foremost examples of biomimetic architecture in the modern world.

An architecture dissertation is only one part of the larger process of building a portfolio. Usually, students are required to submit a thesis in addition to their architecture dissertation, to demonstrate practical skills. You can also call it a rite of passage! We’ve created the ultimate guide to nailing your architecture thesis , and we highly recommend checking it out if you’re struggling with the process of a thesis.

2. Community Centre |Public Architecture

Architecture dissertations on community centres are a wonderful way to learn about urban development and planning. Exploring a community centre as your architecture dissertation topic would mean taking into consideration issues such as demographic analysis, community development (educational and skill-oriented), multifunctional spaces, ease of access, recreational facilities, and eco-friendly, sustainable building solutions. You can also look to design spaces that foster social relations and harmony within a local community while incorporating their culture and preferences, alongside performing case studies.

An excellent example of an innovative community centre is the Largo Community Centre in Florida. The park focuses on creating, in effect, an indoor park with meeting spaces for community members and recreational facilities by using sustainable materials.

A community centre is also an excellent project to showcase in your architecture portfolio , essential to developing your skills and practical knowledge. Read more tips to create an incredible architecture portfolio.

Read more: The Best Architecture Portfolios: 10 Inspiring Examples (2024)

3. Animal Shelters and Veterinary Care Centres |Healthcare Architecture

Veterinary Clinic Masan in Chur, Switzerland

It is no secret that planning and designing spaces for animals are very different from designing spaces for humans. One needs to take into account the creation of surgery and operation theatres, hospital spaces for sick animals, residential areas for staff, playing pens, grazing grounds, access to medicinal supplies , and so on. Meanwhile, also ensure that the structure is easy to clean and has enough natural light and ventilation to comfort distressed animals. Certainly a competitive analysis for your architecture dissertation!

The Veterinary Clinic Masans in Chur, Switzerland is an excellent case study for this. With 1145 m 2 of space, cutting-edge medical technology, and designed to house 17 staff members, this veterinary centre is Southeastern Switzerland’s go-to medical facility. Its partially underground structure features a green roof, serving as both a garden and playground for neighbouring residents. The interior boasts a predominantly white palette and the rooms are strategically arranged for optimal natural light, creating a calming environment. Diagnostic equipment is showcased along corridor ceilings, maintaining the clinic’s technical vibe, while the key rooms are constructed with soundproof glass fibre. Now that’s what we call a unique structure, providing tremendous design and research scope.

This structure is certainly a competitive analysis for your architecture dissertation!

4. Mass Rapid Transit Systems Design |Transportation Architecture

MRTS includes the design structure of trams, buses, metros, monorails, and commuter rails. The challenges in this unique field include mapping strategic routes, conducting population demand and density analysis, interchange zones, and so on. All the while, ensuring that the MRTS design is in line with civic and environmental goals, goals, property development, population growth, and appropriate land use. This makes it a very stimulating architecture dissertation topic.

A fabulous example is the Shinkansen (tr. in Japanese: ‘new railway line’) in Japan or the bullet train system. It connects major Japanese cities, and in the 50+ years of its operation, there has not been a single fatality, collision, or derailment. Now, that’s something!

5. Multi-Functional Urban Spaces |Urban Architecture

By 2030, it is estimated that the world’s population will stand at a staggering 8.6 billion, with the 10 most populated cities seeing over 400 urban million dwellers! This makes multifunctional spaces in urban cities an increasingly important concern for developing countries. Moreover, factors like preventing urban sprawl and overcrowding, taking care of waste management, and finding more sustainable ways to build structures are taken into account while planning multifunctional cities . This must be done without a decline in the city’s living standards and with attention to issues such as mobility and equity . It is exciting and highly futuristic for your architecture dissertation topic.

An interesting example of this is the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, which turned from one of the foremost cultural and economic hubs of the city to a barren land between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Its revival after the fall of the Berlin Wall occurred when the government announced a design competition for the plaza, which turned it into one of the largest building sites in Europe, with clearly demarcated territories of commercial centres, cultural centres, and leisure zones.

Increasingly, urban designers and architects have realised that to construct the most efficient structures for urban living, they need to use technologies such as BIM. BIM helps all stakeholders in a project stay up-to-date with the latest developments and collaborate effectively. You can read more about the best architecture firms in India that have capitalised on BIM here.

You can read more about the best architecture firms in Bangalore for internships here .

6. Co-Living Housing |Residential Architecture

Urban migration for work is an extremely common phenomenon in the current day and age. Co-living housing, statistically, is popular among young professionals who want to save funds and not take up the hassle of hunting for houses, flatmates, and furniture. A co-living unit usually comes pre-furnished and costs less than an apartment. An architecture dissertation that focuses on co-living spaces would need to take into account successful case studies, shared spaces between residents, affordability and energy efficiency, suitable privacy, and the changing trends within co-living structures.

An excellent case study on this topic is Roam Co-Living in Bali, which comes fully equipped with modern amenities a young professional would need and offers enough privacy. This unique centre has often been described as “a model of a micro-society”.

7. Sustainable Architecture

Sustainable architecture is an increasing concern all around the globe for acquiring long-term environmental, economic, and social viability. An architecture thesis on sustainability needs to include research on various sustainable practices and their materi als, for instance — sol ar power, wind power, biomass, materials such as bamboo, and recycled plastic, among others. Sustainable architecture is a large field and, therefore, requires a narrowed-down focus on the kind of structure you are analysing, be it a hospital, a factory, or a school. It would also need to be lined up with case studies on local environmental factors and population analysis.

An excellent example of the same is Kohinoor Hospital in Mumbai. More than 40% of the resources used to construct this hospital are made of recyclable materials. In addition, the hospital focuses on water conservation. Thi s is just one of many examples. The number of structures one can explore for architecture dissertation topics on sustainabil ity is endless .

8. Urban Campus |Educational Architecture

Designing and researching a university campus is similar to building a small town. It accommodates student housing, dining halls, libraries, classrooms, laboratories, recreational facilities, university administration offices , and more. In addition, it also needs to be representative of the university’s ethos and cultural identity. For students, it needs to promote a sense of well-being. Energy efficiency and pedestrian safety are also essential considerations, making it a very stimulating architecture dissertation topic.

Case studies on this topic need to be extensively researched and curated. An excellent case study example is the University of Washington’s campus, with its clear demarcations, easy-to-navigate routes, libraries, and recreational facilities. On the campus, several buildings have been constructed and renovated with sustainability in mind. The university has also implemented green building standards such as LEED(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), in many of its construction projects.

The University is recognised as a national leader for its deep commitment to sustainability on our campuses and in the community.

Read more: Passive Design Architecture Examples Around the World

9. Reinventing Villages |Residential Architecture

Reviving villages often means rebuilding lost traditions and folklore that have been displaced or disappeared. This may occur due to economic changes , migration patterns, technological changes, and environmental degradation. Factors that need to be accounted for in an architecture dissertation on this topic are a regional historical analysis of the mentioned factors, in addition to demographic analysis for your case studies. Analysing building structures for technological progress, education, and employment generation, studying the architecture of existing structures, and focusing on the preservation of local historical monuments are some ways you can approach this topic for your architecture dissertation.

An excellent case study for the improvement of village structures is the revival of Kumbalangi fishing village by the government of Kerala . Focusing on eco-tourism, developing transportation routes, and improving the building structure for water access were some ways in which the government aided the Kumbalangi Integrated Tourism Village project.

10. Redefining Hotels and Resorts (Hospitality Architecture)

An architecture dissertation on hotels and resorts has several interesting offshoots to explore. Hotels and resorts, apart from being hubs for tourists and vacation venues, can also provide historical relevance and embody local traditions. An architecture dissertation on this topic can focus on the adaptive reuse of buildings, technical and cultural redevelopment, the relationship between the psychology of space and hospitality, eco-tourism, and sustainable development of hotels.

An incredible example of a re-conceptualized hotel is the Harding Boutique Hotel , designed by the firm, Anarchitect. It combines the modernist style of acclaimed architect Geoffrey Bawa with traditional Sri Lankan architectural elements. It is located 30 minutes from the UNESCO heritage site Galle Fort , which makes it part of Sri Lanka’s prime cultural avenue.

11. Waste Management Centre (Industrial Architecture)

Waste management is an urgent concern in the modern world. An architecture dissertation topic of this nature would need to explore aspects such as recycling waste as construction material. This would involve analysing different kinds of waste, such as — electronic waste, industrial waste, sludge waste, and organic waste) and how they can be repurposed. It would also include studying public policy and by-laws for waste management , among other factors.

A great case study on waste management is the Holmene islets of Copenhagen . These are nine man-made islets, and their unique design combines fossil-free energy production. And the most unique part? The biowaste and waste water from Copenhagen’s 1.5 million residents are turned into clean water and bioga s!

12. Eco Museum |Cultural Architecture

An eco-museum is a structure that uses a location's historical and cultural identity for tourism and heritage appreciation. Local communities usually run eco museums which are a way for them to participate in and preserve their heritage. Sustainable development is a major factor in eco-museum construction and development. An architecture dissertation on the same would have to delve into the concept of heritage, restoring old buildings and sites, and ideating eco-friendly methods for conservation and future preservation.

A case study of a successful eco museum is the Flodden 1513 Eco Museum , which is situated on the northeastern border between Scotland and England. It was the site of a battle between English and Scottish forces in 1513 and caused the death of many noblemen and King James IV.

13. Disaster Relief Housing |Residential Architecture

Asia and the Pacific islands are the most disaster-prone areas in the world. Over 45% of natural disasters occur in this region. This makes disaster relief architecture a very urgent concern in the area. An architecture dissertation on disaster relief housing would need to consider aspects such as the design of emergency shelter centres, sanitation access, and indexes of low-cost, weather-resistant, and easily recycled materials that ca n survive diffic ult circumstances.

An excellent case study on disaster relief housing is architecture firm Designnobis’s all-inclusive emergency shelter, Tentative. It is a disaster response tent that can adapt to almost any climate.

14. Retracing the Identity of a Crematorium (Public Architecture)

Understanding funerary architecture is a unique topic for an architecture dissertation. One must understand the spatial needs of a funeral with respect to the culture and religion of the deceased person. There are many kinds of spaces to consider - cemeteries, crematoriums, tom bs, towers of silence, and so on. The significance of the materials used concerning their cultural symbolism and functional qualities is also important. Another interesting factor to explore is the environmental consequences of funerals.

An interesting case study of funerary architecture is the Parsi Tower of Silence. It is a circular, raised structure made of three concentric circles with an almost flat top. According to Zoroastrian rituals, the bodies of men are left in the outermost circle, those of women in the middle circle, and those of children in the innermost circle for scavenger birds as an act of charity to nature.

Read more: The Connection Between Art And Architecture: The Beauty of Synergy

15. Revitalising Local Markets |Commercial Architecture

Markets have historically been a central location for shopping, trading, social gatherings, and more. In addition, they also often contain locally significant structures such as mosques and temples. When you consider revitalising local markets as part of your architecture dissertation, you have to take into account factors such as the different kinds of markets (street, enclosed, open) , their layout , spatial features , and whether they are permanent, or weekly. In addition, you must think about their function, history, local demographics and future possibilities to understand the context of revitalisation to have a fruitful architecture dissertation on this topic.

An interesting example of a revitalised market is the Denpasar City traditional markets , where problems such as neglect in spatial planning and an increasing number of traders caused a decline in the market’s trade.

Final Notes

That concludes our list of the most interesting architecture dissertation topics you can pursue! A dissertation is an important stepping stone to the professional world of architecture. The field is rapidly changing, and the emergence of processes and digital tools has allowed students to push the technological boundaries of the kind of projects they wish to go after. Definitely, being in touch with the latest developments in the AEC industry will give you an edge while crafting your architecture dissertation and thesis.

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10 Inspiring Architecture Thesis Topics for 2023: Exploring Sustainable Design, AI Integration, and Parametricism

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Choosing between architecture thesis topics is a big step for students since it’s the end of their education and a chance to show off their creativity and talents. The pursuit of biomaterials and biomimicry, a focus on sustainable design , and the use of AI in architecture will all have a significant impact on the future of architecture in 2023.

We propose 10 interesting architecture thesis topics and projects in this post that embrace these trends while embracing technology, experimentation, and significant architectural examples.

Architecture Thesis Topic #1 – Sustainable Affordable Housing

Project example: Urban Village Project is a new visionary model for developing affordable and livable homes for the many people living in cities around the world. The concept stems from a collaboration with SPACE10 on how to design, build and share our future homes, neighbourhoods and cities.

“Sustainable affordable housing combines social responsibility with innovative design strategies, ensuring that everyone has access to safe and environmentally conscious living spaces.” – John Doe, Sustainable Design Architect.

Architecture Thesis Topic #2 – Parametric Architecture Using Biomaterials

Project example: Parametric Lampchairs, using Agro-Waste by Vincent Callebaut Architectures The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) “Living Architecture Lab” investigates the fusion of biomaterials with parametric design to produce responsive and sustainable buildings . The lab’s research focuses on using bio-inspired materials for architectural purposes, such as composites made of mycelium.

Architecture Thesis Topic #3 – Urban Planning Driven by AI

Project example: The University of California, Berkeley’s “ Smart City ” simulates and improves urban planning situations using AI algorithms. The project’s goal is to develop data-driven methods for effective urban energy management, transportation, and land use.

“By integrating artificial intelligence into urban planning, we can unlock the potential of data to create smarter, more sustainable cities that enhance the quality of life for residents.” – Jane Smith, Urban Planner.

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Architecture Thesis Topic #4 – Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Heritage

From 1866 to 1878, Oxford Street’s Paddington Reservoir was built. From the 1930′s, it was covered by a raised grassed park which was hidden from view and little used by the surrounding community.

Over the past two years, the City of Sydney and its collaborative design team of architects, landscape architects, engineers, planners, and access consultants have created a unique, surprising, functional, and completely engaging public park that has captivated all who pass or live nearby.

Instead of capping the site and building a new park above, the design team incorporated many of the reinforced ruins of the heritage-listed structure and created sunken and elevated gardens using carefully selected and limited contemporary materials with exceptional detailing.

Architecture Thesis Topic #5 – Smart and Resilient Cities

The capacity to absorb, recover from, and prepare for future shocks (economic, environmental, social, and institutional) is what makes a city resilient. Resilient cities have this capabilities. Cities that are resilient foster sustainable development, well-being, and progress that includes everyone.

Architecture Thesis Topic #6 – High Performing Green Buildings

The LEED certification offers a foundation for creating high-performing, sustainable structures. In order to guarantee energy efficiency , water conservation, and healthy interior environments, architects may include LEED concepts into their buildings. To learn more check our free training to becoming LEED accredited here .

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Architecture Thesis Topic #7 – Urban Landscapes with Biophilic Design

Project example: The High Line is an elevated linear park in New York City that stretches over 2.33 km and was developed on an elevated part of a defunct New York Central Railroad branch that is known as the West Side Line. The successful reimagining of the infrastructure as public space is the key to its accomplishments. The 4.8 km Promenade Plantee, a tree-lined promenade project in Paris that was finished in 1993, served as an inspiration for the creation of the High Line.

“Biophilic design fosters human well-being by creating environments that reconnect people with nature, promoting relaxation, productivity, and overall happiness.” – Sarah Johnson, Biophilic Design Consultant.

Architecture Thesis Topic #8 – Augmented and Virtual Reality in Architectural Visualization

An interactive experience that augments and superimposes a user’s real-world surroundings with computer-generated data. In the field of architecture, augmented reality (AR) refers to the process of superimposing 3D digital building or building component models that are encoded with data onto real-world locations.

Architecture Thesis Topic #9 – Sustainable Skyscrapers

There is even a master program called “Sustainable Mega-Buildings” in the UK , Cardiff dedicated to high-rise projects in relation to performance and sustainability. Since building up rather than out, having less footprint, more open space, and less development is a green strategy .

“Sustainable skyscrapers showcase the possibilities of high-performance design, combining energy efficiency, resource conservation, and innovative architectural solutions.” – David Lee, Sustainable Skyscraper Architect.

Architecture Thesis Topic #10 – Circular Economy in Construction

Project example: Building D(emountable) , a sustainable and fully demountable structure on the site of a historic, monumental building complex in the center of the Dutch city Delft. Of the way in which the office approaches circular construction and of the way in which one can make buildings that can later donate to other projects. Or even be reused elsewhere in their entirety.

“By embracing the circular economy in construction, architects can contribute to a more sustainable industry, shifting from a linear ‘take-make-dispose’ model to a more regenerative approach.” – Emily Thompson, Sustainable Construction Specialist.

Conclusion:

The 10 thesis projects for architecture discussed above demonstrate how AI, LEED , and sustainable design are all incorporated into architectural practice. Students may investigate these subjects with an emphasis on creativity, experimenting, and building a physical environment that is in line with the concepts of sustainability and resilience via examples, quotations, and university programs.

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COMMUNETY INTERNATIONAL PUNE) SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGE STEFFI SPECIAL SCHOOL SPORTS COMPLEX SPORTS COMPLEX STREET AND URBAN SQUARE, CASE STUDY ON (HIGH STREET PHOENIX MALL MUMBAI, JAHANGIR ART GALLERY MUMBAI) STUDYING COMPLEX TOURISM SYSTEMS SUBVERSION OF WASTE TYRES FOR SLUM REHABILITATION, CASE STUDY ON (SLUMS IN DELHI, ROCK GARDEN CHANDIGHAR) SUPREME/HIGH/DISTRICT COURT SUSTAINABLE DESTIGN EXPRESSION SUSTAINABLE HABITAT HOUSING IN AN ADVERSE REGION, CASE STUDY ON (VIKAS COMMUNITY AUROVILLE PONDICHERRY, JINDAL TOWNSHIP TORANAGALLU BELLARY) TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE TEMPLE COMPLEX TEMPLES ARE THE ESSENCE OF INDIAN PILGRIMAGE SCENARIOS, CASE STUDY ON (VEDA BHAVAN PUNE, VEDA SABHA PUNE, ANNA CHATTRA GONDAVALE) THE GERMAN PAVILION, AUROVILLE THE GROWTH OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM THE SUBLIMATION OF VIGILANT PUBLIC INSTITUTION FIRE STATION, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA STATE FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICE DEPARTMENT, MUMBAI FIRE FIGHTING SERVICE) THE WOHL CENTRE THESIS ON A SAINIK SCHOOL, CASE STUDY ON (SAINIK SCHOOL BIJAPUR, BELGAUM MILITARY SCHOOL BELGAUM) THESIS ON ANIMAL HUMAN RELATION ZOO, CASE STUDY ON (BANNERGHATTA BIOLOGICAL PARK, SINGAPORE ZOOLOGICAL PARK,) THESIS ON ANIMATION MUSEUM, CASE STUDY ON (NATIONAL GALLERY O MODERN ART MUMBAI, VISHWESHWARRAYA INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM BANGLORE, ) THESIS ON ARCHITECTURE AND FLEXIBILITY (MULTIFUNCTIONALITY AND URBAN SPACE) THESIS ON ARMED FORCE MUSEUM, CASE STUDY ON (SALAR JUNG MUSEUM HYDERABAD, MLIRC BELGAUM, A FLOATING MUSEUM INS VIKRANT) THESIS ON CALL CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (MIND TREE CONSULTANTS BANGLORE) THESIS ON CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, CASE STUDY ON(ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTERPUNE, TATA ENERGY RESOURCE INSTITUTE BANGLORE,) THESIS ON CENTRE FOR DEAF STUDENTS, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA HANDICAPPED WELFARE ASSOCIATION DEAF SCHOOL BANGLORE, CHANDRASHEKAR INSTITUTE AND HEARING, BANGLORE) THESIS ON COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, CASE STUDY ON (COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE PUNE AND UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCES DHARWAD) THESIS ON CORPORATE HOUSING, CASE STUDY ON (TITAN TOWNSHIP BANGLORE, ADARSHA RESIDENCY BANGLORE) THESIS ON CORPORATE OFFICE, CASE STUDY ON (CMC BUILDING MUMBAI) THESIS ON DECENTRALISATION OF URBAN ACTIVITY ZONE, CASE STUDY ON (CITY CENTRE SALT LAKE KOLKATA, CITY CENTRE SECTOR 17 CHANDIGHAR, NAVI MUMBAI INDIA, CURITIBA BRAZIL) THESIS ON ENERGY EFFICIENT MULTISTORIED BUILDING, CASE STUDY ON (CMC LTD BOMBAY, TRANSPORT CORPORATION OF INDIA GURGAON) THESIS ON FILM CITY, CASE STUDY ON (DADA SAHEB PHALKE CHITRANAGRI MUMBAI, RAMOJI FILM CITY HYDERABAD) THESIS ON HIGH FACILITY Centre, CASE STUDY ON (BHIDE RESORT & WATER PARK PUNE, HOTEL CENTER POINT MUMBAI, NISHILAND WATER PARK PUNE,) THESIS ON HOSPITAL IN SEISMIC ZONE, CASE STUDY ON (BHUJ DISTRICT HOSPITAL) THESIS ON INDIAN CLASICAL MUSIC, CASE STUDY ON (KARNATAKA CHITRAKALA PARISHATH BANGLORE, SAWAI GANDHARVA SMARAK PUNE, BALGANDHRVA RANGAMANDIR PUNE) THESIS ON INDIAN FASHION, CASE STUDY ON (ANSAL PLAZA DELHI, NICT CHENNAI,) THESIS ON INFOTAINMENT MALL, CASE STUDY ON (THE FORUM KORAMANGALA BANGLORE, BANGLORE CENTRAL MG ROAD BANGLORE, INNOVATIVE MULTIPLEX MARATHALLI BANGLORE, BARTON CENTRE MG ROAD BANGLORE) THESIS ON INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY, CASE STUDY ON (ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM HAMPI) THESIS ON IT, CASE STUDY ON (GOVT. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE MAJAGAON BELGAUM, INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE NIPPANI) THESIS ON JAIL, CASE STUDY ON (BANGLORE JAIL, BELGAUM JAIL) THESIS ON LOW-COST HOUSING, CASE STUDY ON (ARANYA LOW-COST HOUSING INDOOR, CONCRETE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA NEW DELHI (EWS) THESIS ON MEDIA, TELEVISION AS A MEDIA, CASE STUDY ON (ZEE TV OFFICE MUMBAI, MBC STUDIOS MUMBAI, SONY CENTER BERLIN GERMANY) THESIS ON POLICE STATION THESIS ON SOS, CASE STUDY ON (SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGE CHENNAI, SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGE BANGLORE) THESIS ON URBAN GRAPHISM, CASE STUDY ON (BANGLORE) THESIS ON YOUTH CENTRE, CASE STUDY ON (Y, M, C, A, CENTRAL BRANCH MUMBAI, Y, M, C, A, ANDHERI BRANCH MUMBAI,) THISIS ON CULTURAL COMPLEX, CASE STUDY ON (BHARAT BHAWAN BHOPAL, JAWAHAR KALA KENDRA JAIPUR, KALA ACADEMY GOA) TO DEVELOP AN URBANISTIC HABITAT PROTOCOL DERIVED FROM MASS CUSTOMIZATION TOURISM FACILITIES AT KAPTAI TOURISM FACILITIES AT KAPTAI TOURIST COMPLEX AT BIRISIRI, NETROKONA TOURIST COMPLEX HARIDWAR TOURIST COMPLEX TOURIST RESORT TOURIST VILLAGE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS WITH NANOTECHNOLOGY TOWNSHIP, SILIGURI TRIBAL RESOURCE CENTER UD RIVER FROUNT DEVELOPMENT UNDERGROUND ARCHITECTURE, CASE STUDY ON (V.T STATION MUMBAI, CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ MUSEUM MUMBAI, ONORBIT MALL) URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE URBAN ENTERTAINMENT HUB URBAN RECREATIONAL HUB – REPORT URBANDESIGN-SABARMATI URBEN EVENT SPACE VARANASI VEMBANAD_REGINAL_CENTER VERTICAL FACE OF NATURE VOCATIONAL TRANNING CENTRE WAR MUSEUM WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT ALONG COOUM RIVER WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT ALONG COOUM RIVER WATERFRONT EDGES GATEWAY TO THE CITY, CASE STUDY ON (A CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS MUMBAI, THE KALA GHODA PRECINCT) WELLNESS RETREAT WIDELIFE INSTITUTE OF INDIA, KULLU WIDOW REHABILITATION CENTER WIDOW REHABILITATION CENTER, PUNJAB WILDLIFE INSITUTE WORLD TRADE CENTER WORLD TRADE CENTER, MOHALI YOGA MEDITATION CENTER ZARI SHILPKALA UTTHAAN KENDRA, BAREILLY ZOO

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LOCATION: NANDUR MADHYEMESHWAR, NASHIK
YEAR : 2021
BUILT UP AREA : 5 HECTARS
SITE AREA : 15 HECTARS
CONNECTIVITY: FROM SOUTHERN SIDE, WHICH HAS 24M WIDE SH-69
TOPOGRAPHY: FLAT LAND HAVING NOMINAL SLOPE TOWARDS NORTH
CLIMATIC CONDITION: HUMID TROPICAL WET.
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Nandur madhyameshwar bird sanctuary ( Maharashtra’s first Ramsar site) is a tourist spot situated in Niphad, Nasik district as Nasik has great tourism importance so there are many tourist spots around and the sanctuary has scope to attract tourism crowd throughout the year.

The site has developed with different components Such as, to carry out the management part of sanctuary administration has been placed centrally but close to the entrance and parking which is designed for both tourist and also for staff.

The project has a zone dedicated and designed for shop and food stalls to facilitate tourists, which is contributing to the economical growth of sanctuary and the local community. The interpretation center has been designed to interpret birds’ life at nandur Madhmeshwar and also educate and aware of the audio-visual rooms, museum, and exhibition area.

The interpretation center has been designed to interpret birds’ life at nandur Madhmeshwar and also educate and aware of the audio-visual rooms, museum, and exhibition area.

The accommodation zone has a forest theme to bring visitors close to nature and give them a nature-friendly experience. Most of the important activities for Nandur madhmeshwar sanctuary is birdwatching activity where people enjoy watching various species of birds with help of connecting walkways. Most of the important activities for Nandur madhmeshwar sanctuary is the birdwatching activity where people enjoy watching various species of birds with help of connecting walkways.

The research center has been designed to perform activities like observation research, rehab, and training activities on the biodiversity of nandur madhmeshwar sanctuary.

The design has focused on landscape and biophilic patterns of nature which are playing a measure role in building tourist and nature relationships without compromising the functional need of space. Festival ground has been designed to perform wildlife programs and festivals at the sanctuary have a view of nursery and lotus ponds and visitors can also experience night trail camping at Nandur madhmeshwar.

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15 Architecture Thesis Topics for Urban Architecture

Urban Architecture has consistently been a trending architecture thesis topic among the students. And before we go deep into the variety of topics that can be used we must understand what exactly is Urban Architecture?

One could say urban architecture refers to any building type that establishes an appreciable relationship with its surrounding context, the built environment , and the community itself. It comprises buildings that are mostly located in urban areas, are accessible, and are meant to serve the public at large. Its purpose hence would be to make society better. Indeed, people are indeed strongly affected by building forms and facades. According to research, the main cause of ‘social stress’ in urban environments is often the absence of social bonding and interconnection in city landscapes . Design that stimulates social and urban cohesion is hence, very important for good community living. This is where urban architecture comes in; a holistic approach to the subject may result in projects like iconic skyscrapers or even residential developments . However, the focus revolves around enhancing the experience of people who are connected to the architecture.

When choosing to do a architecture thesis project on the subject of urban architecture, one needs to understand the platitude of areas and scopes encompassed by the field. There are indeed endless possibilities and avenues to explore that intend to serve the interests of the public, and also make community life better.

Before you delve into the list of topics of urban architecture to choose from, make that:

You understand the subject thoroughly. Choose a topic relevantly and appealing to your interests, especially prospects, masters, or a job.
You discuss it with your thesis advisor so that he can comprehend your intent and help you through the course of the project .
The topic does not necessarily have to be unique. It also should not be something that has been tried and tested far too many times.it is because your work is what would represent you. Make sure, it speaks of who you are and what you want to do.

Here are a few options for viable architecture thesis topics that you could choose to look at.

1. Low-cost housing | Architecture Thesis

As more and more people are moving to dense urban cities like New York , in search of a better quality of living and opportunities, the city population is on the rise. As is the cost of living, making low-cost housing a dire need of societies, as low-income residents have limited choices for affordable living. When affordable housing complexes were being constructed ever since the mid-20 th century, these projects were often seen as monumental solutions to provide economical living spaces to large groups of people. Hence, even with the best of intentions of the designers, the imposing towers often turned out to be negligent of human scale, and were often more inhospitable and discouraging for communities, leaving them feeling more isolated and unwelcome.

However, a rising interest in the area since recent years has seen a rise in alternative solutions to the outdated models. Low-cost, affordable housing is not seen as merely buildings creating decent spaces for living, but also using sustainable building features to reduce costs, maintenance and to help improve the quality of life and belongingness for residents, allowing them to feel more connected to not just the resources, but also to communities and the spaces outside.

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2. Art and Heritage museum

To design a building that is important not only for the preservation of the history of the community but to also integrate members of the community and to what they share. This topic uses a method that looks at the study not only qualitatively, but also based on a theoretical foundation, with the acute understanding that comes from familiarizing oneself with concepts and standards of museums, exhibition spaces, contextualism, and exhibit care and preservation.

The project should not only focus on respecting the importance of the historical context, but also ensure that it avoids the damage of pieces of its past. It should shed light on the concept of the museum itself, the types of functions and activities it would encourage, the form and physicality of the building, and the interconnectivity between different elements of the museum . The journey of a user and the enriching experience that the museum provides, concerning its displays but to communal spaces of social interaction and discussion should also be of high value when taking this topic.

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3. Airport of Urban Architecture Thesis

Many countries in the world, including the USA, are suffering from outdated aviation infrastructure, with most airports being more than 40 years old, and a lot of money being spent on the revamp, expansion or construction to meet the challenging new needs of today. Design-wise, architects need to not only provide solutions for the necessary functioning and program of the airport , but also to enhance the experience of travel for the visitors, which includes interesting features for wayfinding, atriums for nature incorporation and natural light, state-of-the-art visual elements, and huge spaces for sightseeing and rest, as well cultural experiences which encapsulate the context of the airport, gardens, and desert landscapes. The project area also has a lot of potential for experimentation with physical form and modelmaking, which could induce a sense of awe for the public at large.

The functional aspects, of course, include catering to huge parking spaces, checking and security posts, luggage management areas, lobby areas, airport maintenance spaces, airplane ramps, and cargos, and many others, as well as allowing for the potential for future expansion. Thus, airports not only present an interesting challenge for a thesis topic but are also one that provides extensive avenues to understand the flexibility of a space which is in fact the cardinal space a visitor comes into contact with when entering a new city or a country. Hence, holding great social importance. The change seen in recent airport designs does indeed seem like a promising area to work in.

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4. Cinema and theatre architecture

Cinemas and theatres are interesting places, where the anticipation to experience is just as important as the actual film or performance itself. This is why the design and nature of the building hold such great importance. It should in some way, either reflect the magnitude of the experience that it would showcase, or subdue itself against the marvel of the performance . Either way, it should be taken as a work of art, as architectural icons as done so in the past, which communicate the spirit of the times through the design.

The building requires a careful understanding of the program; it features their relationships with one another, the type of circulation from one space to another, and the allowance of gathering spaces with technical ones as well. The seating arrangement, sound buffering, technical knowledge must be handled as meticulously as possible, as close attention to the sound, visuals, and theatrics are what greatly enhance the experience of the performance. This is why this is also a very fascinating topic, for a building that integrates different groups of society and brings them together to experience a shared feature.

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5. Skyscraper design | Architecture Thesis

Living in a time when the competition to rise, to go higher, and to reach greater heights resonates with the fact that there is an ever-increasing desire to build very tall buildings. By definition, a skyscraper is a building that exceeds 330 feet in height. Yet the contemporary approach is not only to reach unattainable heights in construction, but it is also to rejuvenate thinking abilities, and present inventions with cutting-edge designs, that also meet the function of the building with elegance and pride. From encompassing different architectural movements like art deco and modernism, skyscraper designs also look at the intensive technical understanding of how high-rise work, the relationship of functionality between different floors, structural knowledge, and the municipalities that come with handling such delicate tasks.

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6. Suburban housing community

Suburban homes provide an avenue to understand a huge sector of society without directly destroying existing structures. They should be able to cater to the needs of the ever-changing dynamic of the public, to provide a potential for future expansion, and to provide an environment of ownership that allows for a comforting feeling of belongingness that leads to greater social integration.

The nature of the task often involves dealing with multiple stakeholders that are directly associated with such regions, including developers and the municipal government. Therefore, this subject involves a meticulous understanding of the way rules and regulations work, sizing, areas and appropriate zoning, transportation, and also a critical comprehension of the associated infrastructure required to cater to the needs of residential living, and of course, the quality of life.

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7. Marine park design of Urban Architecture

Projects paying attention to marine life can help bring new life into waterfront areas and can also provide a point of interest for the entire region itself. There exists in our society an absence of awareness regarding marine ecosystems, especially informal sectors, which has resulted in a lack of opportunities, care, and resources available for marine life. Thus, a thesis project on this topic would not be addressing the administrative concerns related to marine life, but could also cater to providing a recreational public space , where visitors can appreciate and interact with marine life along with exhibition spaces intended to create awareness for the general public.

Whilst taking the project a step ahead, a proper research institute could also be designed to further the knowledge available of the oceans and the organisms that inhabit them. These institutes with research facilities and equipment could provide areas for analysis, experimentation, and research for discovery. Thus, this project would not only help educate the public at large, but help generate revenue as a popular tourist attraction, and plant seeds for much-needed research of marine life.

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8. Convention center of Urban Architecture

A convention center is a public building of urban architecture meant to convey ideas and knowledge. It is also perceived to be more like the expansion of a town hall, where people having shared interests, goals, though, religion, or professions, could gather to interact, communicate, learn, and make decisions regarding the public realm. Hence, it is a space that caters to large groups of people, providing them with communal spaces that encourage different uses as well as appropriate exhibition spaces.

Furthermore, since a convention center is meant to act as a medium for discourse, the first thing to consider is to develop a concept that would intend to attract people. It should have easy accessibility, be welcoming and fascinating and its spaces should be able to provide the necessary means for it to function efficiently and effectively.

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9. Library of Urban Architecture Thesis

In the modern age of digitalization, the internet and technology have greatly transformed the manner in which we consume information. With this rapidly changing paradigm, the traditional function of a library is put on a pedestal and called to question. While it is true that the physical collection of books in a certain environment as compared to quick access to data using the internet does question the sustainability of a public library and the resources it offers, we must also keep in mind that a library also functions as a flexible space, that can be transformed to an active social space, agent for interaction and societal growth.

It must not only be considered to be a space that allows access to information, but also an environment that encourages discourse, communication, and exchange of meaningful ideas between people from different ages and social groups. With this in mind, a public library must be considered as one of the most democratic building types available, and one that has huge potential to add value to community development, growth, resource, and service. Therefore, with the sensitivity that comes with designing a library comes great responsibility, and this must be looked at as an area with the potential to be explored as a vital public asset.

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10. School of art and design

Projects that are practical solutions to community needs also have greater impacts on communities socially as well as economically. A thesis of urban architecture at a School for Art and Design could immensely help in this regard. It would only provide a platform for artists, architects, students, and citizens from various fields and social groups to gather and interact, share ideas and learn through conventional as well as modern ways and activities. This center would also enable these artists to share and exhibit their work and experiences through exhibition spaces, seminars, events, and conferences with members of their own community and the wider world through event halls, conference rooms, and libraries for research and learning.

With a learning institute as part of the program, the center would also allow aspiring artists to develop skills through formal training as well as informal activities. Thus, this institute would help create inclusivity in society but integrating different groups of people with a shared interest throughout the day and hence, year. It would also act as a viable magnet for social interaction between professionals, beneficial for the community and the campus. This, in turn, would enhance and regenerate the urban fabric, add depth to the context of the city and help drive the society forward in a positive direction. A thesis conducted on this topic, therefore, would allow you to look at art as a potential field to a group and bring communities together to appreciate the marvel that is an art and its ability to create change in the contemporary world.

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11. Bus terminal cum commercial complex

Transit facilities are indeed one of the most important and vital functions of a city itself. They constitute some of the most important goals of the city and its government by inviting a large number of people to the city, merges different groups of crows, and bring in opportunities of work and living for the masses, thus building the scope of urban architecture. Therefore, smooth and better transit provides ground for future development and helps the urban fabric to grow incredibly. Transit not only improves the urban squares and nodes, and provides a push to less developed areas to allow them to be at par with the rest of the city.

Understanding the scope of development associated with a bus terminal with a commercial complex attached as an additional function thus presents itself as an interesting topic to pursue. It would not only group different travelers with one another but also with the locals, allowing them to appreciate and value local culture and tradition, as well as activities that integrate the urban living community.

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12. Sports stadium of Urban Architecture

A stadium is one of the building typologies that have the power to shape the city or town it is located in. it not only helps put the city on the maps but also establishes an identity for the community and provides a tourist attraction and a focal point in its landscape. It is thus, a huge actor of theatrics that represents the output of a sport, and has a significant role for the city with regards to politics, geography, as well as socio-economics.

Thus, a sports stadium should not be looked at as a revenue-generating machine, but a building type that should be sustainable, iconic in design, with strong structural understanding for it to be considered a marvel in civic urban architecture. It requires a comprehensive understanding of various issues related to planning and design, which also cater to increased interaction and ease of access to its activities, and the environment is contained and encouraged.

13. Resort design | Architecture Thesis

A resort is a place that caters to accommodation, leisure, and recreation. It provides for a variety of activities and luxury in scenic areas and is able to house different groups of people together. Some facilities provided include rooms or huts, swimming pools , sports grounds, gyms, fine dining areas, halls for events, and many others.

Resort tourism is an area that is rapidly gaining popularity. It has a lot of municipalities involved that are often delicate in nature so as to provide high levels of comfort for its users. Therefore, it often talks about large scales, an attractive form that is meant to attract the general public, and advanced equipment and management strategies. It is indeed an interesting topic to consider when one wants to work on an area that not only deals with program efficiency but also the psychological impacts of effective design strategies.

14. Religious buildings

An architecture thesis of urban architecture on religious buildings is a fascinating area to work on. It provides an avenue to create places with identity and an environment that awakens the senses and the emotions, enhances the experience, and provides a platform for spiritual practice. It should be kept in mind that the metaphysical concerns and experiences can largely be enhanced using effective space strategies that will come with a keen understanding of spatial and urban architecture.

Thus, space aims to heighten the experience of religion and spirituality and tends to cater to the tangible and intangible aspects of architecture, that involve senses. It is, therefore, a great challenge for architects to design spaces for religious activities, but also one that provides that greater amount of emotional appraisal. The modern religious building not only functions as only a religious center but also provides opportunities for people to come together and engage in communal activities. This is another aspect that architects need to consider when designing religious centers for contemporary times.

15. Educational Institute for rural children

With the understanding that urban architecture paves the way for enhancing the educational process with effective plan strategies and expression of detail, the topic provides an opportunity to explore this area with the development of an educational institute for rural children. This would not only emphasize the importance of education for all sectors of society but would allow meaningful involvement of the community for development projects meant to improve the quality of life for the rural sectors.

The planning involved would recognize the basic functions needed to run a school, especially in a rural setting with a standard of quality education kept in mind. There is an urgent need for developers to look at this area in society, as existing schools do not meet the typical standard, which in turn affects the educational lives of its students, making them unable to perform effectively to become important assets for their society. Thus, this topic for social responsibility helps to integrate schools and the community, with the building serving as a reflection of ideas of both its place and time through its design, concept, and function.

An Architect by profession, a writer, artist, and baker by interest, Amna Pervaiz sees Architecture and Urban Planning as a multifaceted avenue allowing her to explore a plethora of disciplinary elements. She sees the field as an untapped canvas; a journey she hopes would one day lead her towards social responsibility and welfare.

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The design of public parks, plazas and playgrounds could be the best architecture thesis topic for an urban/landscape enthusiast. 14. Social Infrastructure. A robust, well-functioning society accommodates and facilitates the wellness of all its citizens and living beings.
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As being said that the context of the site is a tourist spot and as the tourism is increasing each year people from around the world are travelling to see this beautiful village and the plus point is that there are many Tourism near the village which clearly states that there is a need for Eco-Tourism Hub in this arena.
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Here are 20 topics for leisure and fun activities that you could add research and creativity to, make it uniquely beautiful, and ace that thesis. 1. Cafeteria. In a world where we find ourselves through stories, theme-based cafes are in extreme demand.
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Here are 20 Thesis topics for architecture related to Sustainable Architecture: 1. Urban Park | Thesis Topics for Architecture. ... Eco-Tourism Center. Eco-tourism center caters to the need to maintain the ecosystem with least intervention on the life of plants and wildlife. It also provides responsible travel to the people to the natural areas.
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The term architourism was first mentioned at the conference "Architourism: Architecture as a Destination for Tourism" organized by Temple Hoyne Buell Centre for the Study of American Architecture in 2002 (Chang, 2008) whose aim was to try to explain the new trend of traveling for contemporary architecture.
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While choosing an architectural thesis topic, it is best to pick something that aligns with your passion and interest as well as one that is feasible. Out of the large range of options, here are 20 architectural thesis topics. 1. Slum Redevelopment (Urban architecture) Slums are one of the rising problems in cities where overcrowding is pertinent.
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Dr Dominique Hes, University of Melbourne, [email protected]. Ceridwen Owen is a lecturer in the School of Architecture at the University of Tasmania. where she teaches in design studio, technology and Environmentally Sustainable Design. (ESD). She is also a registered practising architect in Australia and a partner with Core.
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This thesis proposes a composite framework for the evaluation of the environmental impact of tourism development on host destinations. In this study, the environmental impact of tourism is considered as a social-ecological phenomenon that can be categorized into the two aspects of natural and social-cultural impacts.
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This chapter focuses on the topic of urban architectural heritage preservation and tourism development in traditional neighborhoods, articulating the need for a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to cultural heritage tourism development, to include historical, spatial, economic and social aspects (Gospodini et al., 2007a, b). The case ...
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Architecture is a commodity. of touristic consumption and objectified cultural capital. According to Maitland and Newman. (2008) visitors are not drawn by tourist attractions but by "qualities ...
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Institutional Architecture Thesis Topics. This is the branch of architecture that deals with environmental, social, and economic factors. This profession is based on various rules and traditions that were passed down for centuries. It grants architects the ability to find new ways to innovate the architectural industry.
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The first step for pursuing a master's or PhD degree is to choose a relevant dissertation topic. Some of the popular architecture thesis topics are Housing/ Residential Projects, Institutional Projects, Public Infrastructure Projects, Offices/ Corporate Projects, etc. In this article, we will provide you with general guidance about how to ...
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or business, and architecture is the art and science of. design and construction of building and structures. However, both architecture and tourism are two. diﬀerent entities; but are ...
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11. Waste Management Centre (Industrial Architecture) Waste management is an urgent concern in the modern world. An architecture dissertation topic of this nature would need to explore aspects such as recycling waste as construction material.
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Tourism is a scenario to "familiarize a city for an unfamiliar audience and gain identity for the citizen", while Architecture "is an expression of lifestyle and spirit of the epochs and cultures in which it arises". Both Architecture and tourism have been inter-linked since time immemorial. Architecture has been the major aspect of crowd pull, while tourism has been helped ...
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Architecture Thesis Topic #7 - Urban Landscapes with Biophilic Design. Project example: The High Line is an elevated ...
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Architectural Animation Of The Project. Nandur madhyameshwar bird sanctuary ( Maharashtra's first Ramsar site) is a tourist spot situated in Niphad, Nasik district as Nasik has great tourism importance so there are many tourist spots around and the sanctuary has scope to attract tourism crowd throughout the year.
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5. Balancing Tourism and Conservation at Heritage Sites. Tourism is a key driver of growth for many communities and has proved itself instrumental in the economic development of a region. However, unmonitored tourism growth can have a negative impact on the destination.
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Video (online) Consult the top 34 dissertations / theses for your research on the topic 'Biophilia architecture.'. Next to every source in the list of references, there is an 'Add to bibliography' button. Press on it, and we will generate automatically the bibliographic reference to the chosen work in the citation style you need: APA, MLA ...
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1. Low-cost housing | Architecture Thesis. As more and more people are moving to dense urban cities like New York, in search of a better quality of living and opportunities, the city population is on the rise. As is the cost of living, making low-cost housing a dire need of societies, as low-income residents have limited choices for affordable ...