Food Park
Anindita Shrivastava’s architectural research. Field Assembly’s illustrations and Food Space Planner accompany the study; they are not original thesis drawings.
Sources and credits
Published work / source guide
Trace published work back to its sources and original team credits.
Browse the records ↓Anindita Shrivastava’s architectural research. Field Assembly’s illustrations and Food Space Planner accompany the study; they are not original thesis drawings.
Original portfolio plates and physical study photographs are credited to the complete research team. New explanatory illustrations are distinguished from the original project evidence.
Twenty-five plates from the research booklet document material behaviour and experimental assemblies. The observations do not certify a construction product.
Carole El Danaf’s individual final-year work at LAU, 2019–2020. Original portfolio drawing, PDF page 13 (printed pages 24–25); tutor Hala Younes.
Collaborative AADRL studio work, 2023–2024. Original installation photograph and project description supplied through Carole’s portfolio; full collaborative credit is retained.
The postcard account is presented separately from editorial illustrations and reusable field instructions. Take a Seat and Field Kit are methods for recording activity, not records of completed field results.
Additional institutional, professional and publication references. These establish the stated individual or team credits; they are not independent endorsements of Field Assembly.
Material systems / computation / digital practice
Connects biological material research, computational design and public-facing digital experiments.
LinkedIn profile ↗The AA credits Arya Gupta, Hemant Jindal, Muna Abbas and Zeinab Muneam as the project team.
A material research project investigating bacterial cellulose through growth conditions, composites, forming systems and a cultivation-machine design.
Field Assembly publishes the original 78-page technical booklet with the full four-person authorship intact. Publication clearance was confirmed on 5 September 2026; material outside the booklet requires a separate permission decision.
MAD Architects names Hemant Jindal within the project design team.
A 121,275 square metre cultural complex in Foshan containing a Grand Theatre, Museum and Sports Center beneath a continuous waterfront canopy.
The public source confirms design-team membership. It does not specify Hemant's individual scope, so no narrower contribution is claimed here.
A public artist profile identifies Hemant as a computational designer and presents digital artworks.
The work connects digital landscapes, architectural space and visual experimentation, extending the material and computational interests visible in Skin Machine.
This is a self-authored artist profile, not an independent project credit.
Computational urbanism / metropolitan research / project delivery
Tests how environmental systems, economic actors and learned behaviour shape metropolitan form, while maintaining a record of built architectural delivery.
LinkedIn profile ↗The AA credits Ashwin Rajendran, Nishtha Gupta and Sidharth Tayal as the project team.
A metropolitan research project that treats water as an urban resource and asks how rapidly growing coastal cities can work with flooding rather than simply resist it.
The institutional page and public studio presentation establish named authorship. The work remains the three-person team's project.
FOAID names Manoj Kumar Sharma, Abhishek Jain and Nishtha Gupta as the designers.
A 13,000-square-foot hospitality project in Bhimtal, Uttarakhand, recognised as the Platinum winner in the Interior Design: Hospitality category at VOX Architecture Ideas 2024.
The award belongs to the named three-person design team and practice. Field Assembly links to the organiser's record and does not reproduce project photography.
Published project records name Abhishek Jain and Nishtha Gupta in the design team, with Manoj Kumar Sharma as principal architect.
A fitness interior in Hauz Khas, New Delhi, organised through free-form geometries, an elliptical ceiling system and an exposed network of services.
The publications confirm a team design credit. They do not describe Nishtha's individual package or reproducible image rights.
The SSRN record names Nishtha Gupta as the sole author of the 2026 working paper.
A reinforcement-learning framework for bottom-up land-use simulation that replaces fixed developer scripts with learned agents, using the resulting urban form to examine the assumptions encoded in the model's economy.
The repository establishes authorship and public availability. Field Assembly describes it as a working paper and does not imply peer review or independent empirical validation.
Housing / food systems / health / public space
Studies architecture as civic infrastructure for food, care, health and neighbourhood life.
LinkedIn profile ↗The AA names Eduardo Carcavilla, Rashida Momoh, Ishani Shah, Anindita Shrivastava, Liyi Tan and Guang Ren as the project team, with Elena Pascolo as tutor.
A Thamesmead study concerned with urban transition, self-sufficiency, support services and the relationship between housing and wider neighbourhood systems.
The available institutional record confirms team membership. A full AA project page or original publication is still needed for a more detailed contribution account.
Anindita publicly presents the work as her AA Phase 1 Design Workshop study.
A design study for a decentralised healing system in Thamesmead, balancing ecological conditions, civic intensity, technology and care for body, mind and social life.
The linked source is Anindita's own project account, not independent validation.
At the July 2026 check, Patel Taylor's public staff page listed Anindita Shrivastava as an Architectural Assistant.
The July 2026 employer listing records her practice context while her published research record remains centred on housing, health, food and public space.
No Patel Taylor project is attributed to Anindita without a project source that names her individual involvement.
Source hierarchy / 003
The organisation responsible for the project, programme, employment record or award names the person directly.
A third-party architecture publication reproduces a named project or team credit.
The person publishes the work publicly. Useful as provenance, but not presented as independent validation.

Skin Machine
The AA credits Arya Gupta, Hemant Jindal, Muna Abbas and Zeinab Muneam as the project team.
AA Projects Review
Academic research
The source identifies the team. It does not certify the material as a construction product.
Image and permission rule
The ledger links directly to original project pages instead of copying professional photography, employer drawings or publication images. Visual material can enter Field Assembly only after its reuse rights and the contributor's individual contribution are both clear.
In brief
Each record links to a source and explains what it establishes—and what it does not.
What’s included Sources, credits and research limits