Empowering Coastal Communities: Climate Research and Training Center, Satkhira

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

Q: What type of design project is "Empowering Coastal Communities: Climate Research and Training Center, Satkhira"?

"Empowering Coastal Communities: Climate Research and Training Center, Satkhira" is a Climate Responsive, Sustainable Design, Space Architecture, 3D Visualization, Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Q: Where is the project "Empowering Coastal Communities: Climate Research and Training Center, Satkhira" located?

This project is located in Munshiganj, Bangladesh.

An interactive platform that serves as an educational hub emphasizing strong community networks through agile solutions that enhance livelihood resilience and support a harmonious coexistence of human activities and natural habitats.

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Khalil Taleeslami

Juror

8d ago

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

A strong and socially relevant climate-resilience proposal that effectively connects architecture, ecology, research, and community livelihoods. Its main opportunity for improvement is stronger evidence linking research findings to specific architectural decisions and performance.

Tasfia Farhat

Project Owner

8d ago

Adjunct Lecturer at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology

Thank you very much, Sir, for your valuable feedback. I appreciate your insights and will improve my project accordingly.

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