Who created the project "HOME FOR EVERYONE (A VILLAGE FOR COAL MINE WORKERS)"?

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

What type of design project is "HOME FOR EVERYONE (A VILLAGE FOR COAL MINE WORKERS)"?

"HOME FOR EVERYONE (A VILLAGE FOR COAL MINE WORKERS)" is a Town & Country Planning, Built Environment, Vernacular Architecture, Bamboo Construction, Folk Architecture, Low Cost Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

HOME FOR EVERYONE (A VILLAGE FOR COAL MINE WORKERS)

This project like this is thus an opportunity to discourage thoughtless imitation of urban architecture in rural neighborhoods and might work as an effort to achieve cultural sustainability from the core of rural. TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR LABOUR

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