Mud, Memory and the Man-made: Preserving Sindh's Vernacular Through Neo-Vernacular Technologies
Rooted in the landscapes of Sindh, this project reimagines vernacular architecture as a living infrastructure. Through field research, material experimentation, and modular design, it develops a climate-responsive housing system that strengthens resilience while preserving the knowledge embedded within traditional building practices.
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superb job!!
great jobb!
broo🔥🔥🔥🔥
ooo didnt know mud could be used to create such impactful projects
Great work!
Fantastic
Brilliant effort, keep it up