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

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"Beyond Rediscovery: Reclaiming Alijan Jute Mill as a Living Productive Landscape" is a Reclaiming Heritage, Conservation Architecture, Industrial Building, Urban Design, Political Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Bangladesh.

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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Comments (10)

Khalil Taleeslami

Juror

4d ago

Lecturer at Bu-Ali Sina University – Faculty of Art and Architecture

A highly original proposal that turns movement into an educational experience. Further testing of the movable systems in terms of safety, structure, accessibility, and everyday use would make the concept more convincing.

Fatiha Tanjim Oni

Project Owner

1d ago

Architect & Designer at STUDIO FRONTIERS - Urban Design studio of BINYASH

Thank you so much for the thoughtful feedback! I really appreciate your suggestions. Further exploring the safety, structural, accessibility, and everyday-use aspects of the movable systems would definitely strengthen the proposal.

MOSHIUR RAHMAN 1mo ago

Excellent project best wishes.

Fatiha Tanjim Oni

Project Owner

1mo ago

Architect & Designer at STUDIO FRONTIERS - Urban Design studio of BINYASH

Thank you so much! Really appreciate your kind support!

tareq Salauddin 1mo ago

Excellent...Concept...Wish You All The Best...

Fatiha Tanjim Oni

Project Owner

1mo ago

Architect & Designer at STUDIO FRONTIERS - Urban Design studio of BINYASH

Thank you so much !

Maksuda Islam Nipa 1mo ago

Beautiful project ,best wishes

Fatiha Tanjim Oni

Project Owner

1mo ago

Architect & Designer at STUDIO FRONTIERS - Urban Design studio of BINYASH

Thank you so much! Means a lot!

Fardin Hasan 1mo ago

Architectural Intern at DEHSAR WORKS

A project with profound thought and well executed. Best Wishes!!

Fatiha Tanjim Oni

Project Owner

1mo ago

Architect & Designer at STUDIO FRONTIERS - Urban Design studio of BINYASH

Thank you so much for your support and best wishes for you as well!

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