FROM ROPEWAY TO REGENERATION: ADAPTIVE REUSE OF QUARRY HERITAGE INTO A GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM

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

Q: What type of design project is "FROM ROPEWAY TO REGENERATION: ADAPTIVE REUSE OF QUARRY HERITAGE INTO A GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM"?

"FROM ROPEWAY TO REGENERATION: ADAPTIVE REUSE OF QUARRY HERITAGE INTO A GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM" is a Abandoned Quarry, Geological Heritage, Conservation Architecture, Industrial Building, Architecture, Conceptual Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in India.

This project reimagines the historic Bholaganj Ropeway landscape as a destination where geology, industrial heritage, ecology, and tourism converge. Once a vital infrastructure for transporting limestone and stone, the ropeway stands today as a powerful reminder of the region's industrial legacy. At the same time, decades of uncontrolled stone extraction hav

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JOYA MALLICK 2mo ago

Good work!

Sharjana Ety 1mo ago

nice

Tarin Chowdhury 1mo ago

Architectural Intern at J.A.Architects

Very Impressive work. Proud of you.

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