Who created the project "A safe place to live"?

This project was created by ADELEH M.MOUSAVI on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "A safe place to live"?

"A safe place to live" is a 3D Modeling, Urban Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "A safe place to live" located?

This project is located in India.

A safe place to live

The project is in two stages, which is a short-term response to the design and installation of pre-fabricated temporary settlements at the highest point in the most critical places with the fastest shelters with the facilities needed and the long-term response to the design of houses that are in critical flood situations Accepting the reality

Comments (0)

No comments yet. Be the first to comment!

Rate This Project

Explore 3D Modeling Competitions

Discover active competitions in this discipline

Hosted by UNI

UnIADA '26

The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards

Prize Pool:USD 1,000

Registration ends: June 30, 2026

Submission ends: July 1, 2026

Worldwide

Similar Projects

Discover related projects you might like

yuqing

Green Valley

Drawing on the example of people boarding Noah's ark when disaster came, we named this design "Green Valley", hoping that this structure can remind people that protecting the environment and sustainable development is our future.

Aarush

Encounters with the City:Transit Beyond Efficiency

This thesis critiques BKC as an inhuman corporate enclave privileging cars over people. It proposes a masterplan with three buildings that weave everyday city programs into BKC, reclaiming ground for pedestrians, adding amenities, and reintroducing human scale to create an inclusive civic district.

Asraful

Connecting the Dots

This project envisions a multipurpose urban student center as a unifying hub for Dhaka University’s fragmented campus, with a focus on the historically significant TSC area. Set within a dynamic urban context, the design weaves together public spaces, educational facilities, and cultural programs into an inclusive framework that fosters interaction.