Situated over the entrance to Whitechapel Station, this project provides temporary respite through social and creative processes. The project reuses clay from the ground for collaborative community-phased construction of the building.

The proposal is a preventative form of medicine that stops oil from reaching the sewers, responding to the problem of the Whitechapel fatberg. Users walk amongst machinery, learning about the process of recycling waste cooking oil into biodiesel.

The project aims to create a rehabilitation centre for young adult/ adolescent long-term patients with lower leg trauma injuries. The centre acts as a sanctuary, providing the safety of medical space to heal alongside a tranquil domestic community.

A physiotherapy clinic and rehabilitation centre, positioned over the railway of Whitechapel Station. The building acts as a device for rehabilitation and sports therapy with increasing levels of difficulty as patients and users move up the building.

This project provides a nursery for traditional Bangladeshi medicinal plants, alongside an over-the-counter pharmacy and a medicinal laboratory. The building also serves as a community bonding centre.

This cataract clinic offers a personal and unique experience that guides the patient to the operating theatre with the use of tactility, light, and angularity.

Percolate and purify: brewing sustainability in carbon-infused walls.

The project proposes to provide restrooms and access to water for Whitechapel Market, transforming London's lavatory landscape.

The building is designed to collect and filter water, catering to the market stall owners' needs. It allows them to regularly wash their produce to remove any toxins, as well as offering them a private space to sit and store their belongings.