Who created the project "Eco-Homes: Enhancing the Urban Poor of Sattola "?

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

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"Eco-Homes: Enhancing the Urban Poor of Sattola " is a Conceptual Architecture, Low Cost Design, Housing, Sustainable Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Eco-Homes: Enhancing the Urban Poor of Sattola

Eco-Homes redefines housing for Dhaka’s urban poor proposing modular, affordable homes built from recycled concrete and salvaged materials, 22% cheaper than conventional. With an Anti-Eviction Grid that prevents displacement, plus courtyards, rooftop farms, and community-led design, it’s a sustainable, dignified model ready to be replicated worldwide.

Comments (3)

Taufiq Elahi 5mo ago

amazing work!!!

Arafat Rahman 5mo ago

Impressive work !!

Sadia S 5mo ago

This is great ,very interesting

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