Who created the project "Protest for Baldia factory Karachi (Remembrance)"?

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

What type of design project is "Protest for Baldia factory Karachi (Remembrance)"?

"Protest for Baldia factory Karachi (Remembrance)" is a Ground Floor, Facilities, Educational Building, Overhead Building, KSA Architects, Conceptual Architecture, Commercial Buildings, Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Protest for Baldia factory Karachi (Remembrance)" located?

This project is located in Karachi, Pakistan.

Protest for Baldia factory Karachi (Remembrance)

This is a case study of ‘the most terrifying event’ of Baldia Town Factory Karachi-Pakistan, an unfortunate garments facility and exporters that suffered from devastating fire accident on 9/11 of 2012.

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Julia King

Juror

4y ago

@j.king7 Research Fellow at LSE Cities and Unit Tutor at Architectural Association, London, UK

Very beautiful building carefully considering how architecture can make the workplace safer. However, there was a slight disconnect with the brief as the notion of protest was left underexplored.

scene creator 4y ago edited

That could be helpful in future development

Faraz Shah 4y ago edited

Shows a good relevancy

Umaima Farooq 4y ago edited

Wonderful project

Muhammad Tahir 4y ago edited

Very professional analysis.

TUBA WASIM 4y ago edited

Brilliant idea I must say !! Full of critical thinking and detailed storyline

Madeeha Waseem 4y ago edited

Very deep and professional skills

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