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Six page feature in LA Journal's 77th edition

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Interview with StirWorld about designing Hunnarshala's Pavillion in Sharjah Architecture Triennial 

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Interview with Kalpa, the Annual magazine of RV College of Architecture 
 

Kalpa, the annual magazine of RVCA recently conducted an interview where Nipun Prabhakar talked about the idea of the Dhammada collective and how important it is to collaborate with like-minded people. 

Jury Citation:

“कार्य प्रगति पर है” (A Work in Progress) adeptly confronts a significant issue plaguing our country – construction waste, a formidable obstacle to our development. Its approach is subtle, never overtly forceful, delicately unfolding the narrative against the backdrop of Bhopal, where the city itself becomes a character in this compelling story. A striking irony unfolds as houses are dismantled only to give rise to new ones. 

The film’s cyclical nature highlights the resilience of often-overlooked women builders reclaiming urban waste. While urging immediate action, the film instils hope through the endeavours of these citizens, transforming adversity into opportunity. The portrayal of people navigating a challenging situation and creating something meaningful resonates powerfully, ensuring that both the film and its theme have a lasting impact on the viewers.

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Round Table and Panel Discussion on ‘Refuge City: Towards a New Urban Perspective in Global South’ 

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Lecture on Dhammada's work in Coventry University, UK

Nipun Was invited by the University to present his journey as a designer and Dhammada Collective's work at Coventry University, U.K.

Thanks to Professor Ahmed Al-Mallak and Professor Araz Agha for extending the invitation. 

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As a part of their interview series, The Breakaway Architect.

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