Urban Design Exhibition
About the Exhibition
The Razia Hassan School of Architecture (RHSA) invites visitors to the Urban Design Exhibition, a showcase of innovative urban planning and design projects curated by fourth-year students. Developed as part of the AUD-487 Urban Design & Planning II course, the exhibition reflects thoughtful research, critical analysis, and creative responses to contemporary urban challenges.
Through a collection of visual narratives, design proposals, and planning strategies, students explore how cities can become more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient. The exhibition provides an opportunity to engage with emerging ideas that address mobility, public space, community development, and the future of urban living.
What to Expect
Explore urban design proposals, site analyses, master plans, architectural visualizations, and future-focused concepts developed by RHSA students. The exhibition offers insights into innovative approaches to shaping healthier, more connected, and people-centered urban environments.
Curated by fourth-year students under the guidance of Saman Malik, the exhibition highlights the role of design thinking in addressing real-world urban issues and fostering meaningful dialogue about the future of cities.
Note: The exhibition is open for all visitors.
