Urban Housing Complex
A mixed-income housing prototype designed around daylight, social interaction, and climate-sensitive planning.
Architecture Student / Designer
I’m Romit Dutta, an architecture student at Jadavpur University focused on creating meaningful environments through thoughtful planning, material sensitivity, and bold visual storytelling.
Designing climate-responsive homes with stronger community identity.
About me
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.
Selected work
A mixed-income housing prototype designed around daylight, social interaction, and climate-sensitive planning.
A civic space that blends public library, exhibition gallery, and community classrooms into one porous campus.
A resilient coastal retreat exploring vernacular rhythms, natural ventilation, and low-impact material use.
Design process
Context mapping, climate study, and user behavior analysis to define design intent.
Narrative-driven zoning, massing studies, and iterative spatial experiments.
Detailed design, material strategy, and coordinated technical resolution.
Visual storytelling through renders, plans, axonometric diagrams, and narratives.
Recognition
Best Thesis Proposal — Studio 6
Shortlisted — National Design Competition
Featured in the Student Portfolio Review 2025
Visual studies