RD

Architecture Student / Designer

Designing spaces that feel human, sustainable, and timeless.

I’m Romit Dutta, an architecture student at Jadavpur University focused on creating meaningful environments through thoughtful planning, material sensitivity, and bold visual storytelling.

Jadavpur University Kolkata Open to collaborations
04+Years of study
12Design studios
08Built projects
03Competition entries
Architecture exterior
Current focus

Sustainable urban living

Designing climate-responsive homes with stronger community identity.

About me

Architecture shaped by context, culture, and people.

My work explores how architecture can respond to the emotional and environmental needs of everyday life. I am interested in adaptive reuse, public space, and low-carbon design strategies that bridge tradition and innovation.

Through studio projects and research, I aim to design spaces that are practical, expressive, and rooted in the lived experience of the communities they serve.

Areas of interest

Architectural Design Urban Planning Sustainable Design Concept Development Spatial Visualization Material Research Site Analysis 3D Modelling

Selected work

Projects built around ideas, stories, and place.

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Design process

From observation to built insight.

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Research

Context mapping, climate study, and user behavior analysis to define design intent.

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Concept

Narrative-driven zoning, massing studies, and iterative spatial experiments.

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Development

Detailed design, material strategy, and coordinated technical resolution.

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Presentation

Visual storytelling through renders, plans, axonometric diagrams, and narratives.

Recognition

Selected achievements and opportunities.

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Best Thesis Proposal — Studio 6

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Shortlisted — National Design Competition

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Featured in the Student Portfolio Review 2025

Disclaimer: The architectural visuals, references, and project imagery presented here are for student portfolio presentation purposes only. They are not my original completed works and are used as conceptual references to demonstrate design direction and visual storytelling.