Who created the project "Green in the Rust"?

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

What type of design project is "Green in the Rust"?

"Green in the Rust" is a Regenerative Design, Conceptual Architecture, Industrial Building, Landscape Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Green in the Rust" located?

This project is located in Taiwan.

Green in the Rust

The Kahrizak Sugar Factory, as an abandoned industrial heritage site, has significant potential for redevelopment. One of the strategies for reusing such spaces is adaptive reuse with an agritourism approach, which simultaneously contributes to the preservation of industrial and agricultural heritage and promotes the region’s socio-economic development.

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