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Fatiha Tanjim Oni

@fatihatanjimoni

Bangladesh

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About

Architect and urban design contributor exploring the intersection of landscape, infrastructure, and urban systems. My work engages with large-scale planning and adaptive reuse, focusing on how ecological, social, and historical layers can shape contemporary spatial strategies. I have contributed to multidisciplinary planning projects, including the Cox’s Bazar–Chakoria Master Plan, and actively participate in international design competitions and research. My academic and professional trajectory reflects a deep interest in river urbanism, industrial memory, and New Contextualism. Through both practice and research, I aim to develop integrated design solutions that respond to complex urban conditions while maintaining a strong narrative and spatial coherence.

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Beyond Rediscovery: Reclaiming Alijan Jute Mill as a Living Productive Landscape

This project transforms Narsingdi’s colonial-period Alijan Jute Mill into a river-resilient, worker-centered heritage district. Using New Contextualism, it blends production, housing, culture, and commerce into an active urban system, reconnecting the Meghna riverfront through adaptive reuse and sustainable urban regeneration.

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The Ripple School

Ripple School is inspired by the expanding ripples created by a drop of water, symbolizing how knowledge spreads and influences society. Concentric circular forms are stacked around a central courtyard, creating interconnected learning spaces. Through light, movement, and collaboration, the design fosters growth, curiosity, and community.