Laibah Iqbal

A project that explores urban space through the lens of the flâneur, reimagining promenades as an experience that can be archived in our digital age. Rooted in walking as a research method, the design responds to patterns of movement, perception, and everyday encounters in the city. Through site-specific mapping, material studies, and spatial testing, the proposal creates layered environments that reflect both the rhythm and randomness of street life. By prioritising visual, acoustic, and textural cues, the architecture invites users to drift, observe, and engage; offering a counterpoint to overly programmed urban space.