Spanning across studios and exhibition spaces, the display featured thesis projects that tackled real-world challenges—from sustainable urban development and climate-responsive housing to community-driven design and cultural preservation. Visitors experienced immersive models, digital visualizations, and thought-provoking narratives that reflected the students’ technical mastery and creative depth.
Throughout the week, faculty, industry professionals, families, and design enthusiasts explored the displays and interacted with the graduates. The atmosphere was one of curiosity, critique, and celebration, reinforcing RHSA’s role as a hub of architectural innovation and socially engaged design education.
The RHSA Thesis Display 2025 not only marked the culmination of academic journeys but also signaled the beginning of impactful careers. The event affirmed BNU’s commitment to nurturing architects who are not only technically skilled but also deeply aware of their responsibility to shape inclusive, resilient, and visionary built environments.
