I am awarded Fred Webster Prize at the Earth USA 2022 Conference that is given to an architecture or engineering student who is working on innovative design and engineering solutions in the earthbuilding field.

I presented the great potential and advantages of fabric-formed rammed earth technology and an exploration of how this technology could contribute to building sustainable houses for unprivileged communities in flood-prone areas.

The paper presents the great potential and advantages of fabric-formed rammed earth technology and an exploration of how this technology could contribute to building sustainable houses for unprivileged communities in flood-prone areas. The full paper can be read from the link.

My project Weave, Senegal Elementary School is featured at the Decor Journal. For this project, I proposed the use of fabric formed rammed earth technology to empower a local community in Senegal. The full article can be read from the link.

In this article, I am discussing the great advantages of fabric formed rammed earth technology comparing with traditional rigid formwork based on my prototype developments and tests. The full article can be read from the link.

My project Weave was presented as part of Climate Action event hosted by the University of Edinburgh, and I delivered a presentation introducing fabric formed rammed earth technology. The full article can be read from the link.

My proposal of using fabric formed rammed earth technology for the construction of Senegal Elementary School was featured. The full article can be read from the link.

Being invited as a guest lecture, I presented fabric formed rammed earth technology and the construction process I have developed throughout my PhD coruse, focusing on its potential to create flood-resilient earthen structures. 

According to an in-depth research of annual floods in Pakistan and its local context, I proposed fabric formed rammed earth technology as a sustainable housing solution in flood prone areas in Pakistan, presenting my lat tests and prototypes. The details can be found from the link.