Aniqah Ahmed is a highly motivated architecture student with research-driven and environmentally conscious approach to design. Their work explores themes of sustainability, social integration, and ecological connectivity, often investigating how architecture can support both human and non-human communities. Recent projects have focused on rewilding, animal migration, and the design of inclusive public spaces that foster social cohesion within urban contexts.

Proficient in tools such as Rhino, Enscape, AutoCAD, and Adobe Creative Suite, they combine technical precision with conceptual depth to deliver compelling spatial narratives and immersive visualisations. Ahmed recently participated in a competition project hosted by the Zaha Hadid Foundation, designing a speculative floating exhibition space on the River Thames that raises awareness about rising sea levels whilst simultaneously creating habitats for both people and wildlife.