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This project was created by Katarzyna Skibińska on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"AFGHAN WIDOWS SUSTAINABLE VILLAGE" is a Concept Architecture, Low Cost Design, Urban Planning, Sustainable Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Kandahar, Afghanistan.

AFGHAN WIDOWS SUSTAINABLE VILLAGE

Conceptual design of a sustainable women’s village in Afghanistan. The project is an approach of creating a settlement for 100 widowed women and their children. The war widows lost their foregoing homes. Moreover, they have lost their identity and the children have no more possibility to get education. The concept project involved through a deep reserach.

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Amos Goldreich

Juror

5y ago

Vary nice project. See above for minot comments

Carlos Quevedo Rojas

Juror

5y ago

Clarity in the composition of the proposal as well as in the scale and function. Impeccable materiality.

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