Who created the project "Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future Horizons"?

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

What type of design project is "Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future Horizons"?

"Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future Horizons" is a Urban Planning, Conservation Architecture, Architecture, Urban Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future Horizons

Q: Where is the project "Revitalizing Asadganj: Bridging Trade, Heritage & Future Horizons" located?

This project is located in Chattogram, Bangladesh.

Transforming Asadganj through the Revitalization of the Historic Chaktai Canal, from Warehouses of Risk, Congested Streets, and a Neglected Khal into a Connected Spine of Heritage, Trade, and Public Life.

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Pelen Sang 1mo ago

Interesting project

Nawshaba Rahman 1mo ago

One of the few thesis projects where heritage isn't just preserved as a museum, it continues to serve purpose to the context

Faria Akter 1mo ago

Architecture at Southeast university

Inspiring transformation, where heritage meets innovation. Great vision for sustainable urban revitalization..... <3

Sunehra Noor 1mo ago

Very thoughtful and interesting project!

Nafia Ahmed 1mo ago

Magnificent Work! Keep it up

Sihon Sultana Umi 1mo ago

Brilliant work!

Tamanna Shermin 1mo ago

Such a thoughtful project! Loved the way you integrated sustainability and heritage preservation into a single vision.

Tasnimun Tajri 1mo ago

Wonderful work

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