The Nalanda Heritage Master Plan, Bihar, by NilaA Architecture and Urban Design, is designed for various facilities for learning, relaxation, and cultural activities.
The proposal was the competition entry for the Nalanda University Campus, Bihar, by Allies and Morrison and Hundredhands.
The prison design proposal by Fifth Column for the National Level Architectural Design Idea Competition for Jails, organised by the Bureau of Police Research and Development, India, envisions a place that lays a strong foundation for self-transformation and rehabilitation of the inhabitants by providing supportive discipline within a contemplative environment.
Hundredhand’s proposal for the competition organised by Takshila Education Society, for “PAHAL-Takshila’s Initiative for Sports” was declared as runner-up.
Anupam Bansal, ABRD Architects, emphasises on how architects thrives on design competitions, using them to explore beyond briefs. Historically, even losing entries have significantly shaped architectural thought and innovation, globally and in India.
Amritha Ballal writes about how unbuilt architecture offers a critical space for exploring radical ideas, challenging current urban development approaches, and reimagining architectural potential beyond physical constraints.
