Who created the project "MRITTIKASCAPE / मृत्तिकादृश्य"?

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

What type of design project is "MRITTIKASCAPE / मृत्तिकादृश्य"?

"MRITTIKASCAPE / मृत्तिकादृश्य" is a Bamboo Construction, BMS College Of Architecture, Woven Bamboo, Durable Architecture, Built Environment, Wood Construction, Architecture, Eco-concrete, Bio Concrete, Housing, Low Cost Design, Bamboo, Community Spaces, Innovative Architecture, Community Living, Organic Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Tezpur, India.

MRITTIKASCAPE / मृत्तिकादृश्य

Using WASP's 3D printers, Mrittikascape aims to create flood-resistant, locally sourced, and culturally relevant dwellings. The design incorporates elevated bamboo-roofed clay structures, inspired by traditional Rohingya homes, ensuring cross-ventilation and privacy. Bamboo, abundant in the region, used to enhance sustainability and structural integrity.

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