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Landfill Regeneration

14 Projects 10 Journals 3 Publications

About Discussions Projects14 Journals10 Publications3

Landfill regeneration addresses the challenge of repurposing contaminated and degraded land through architectural and landscape design interventions. Projects in this area combine environmental remediation with spatial design to create new value from waste sites and abandoned industrial areas.

The community explores adaptive reuse of landfills and quarries, waste management infrastructure design, biophilic approaches to site transformation, and strategies for converting post-industrial terrain into parks, housing, and community spaces.

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Murtuza Mehdi1 work

Manali Jamgaonkar1 work

Sanskriti and 2 others

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Landfill to Landform_A Story of Transformation

Continued use of decommissioned Landfill sites is a major cause of concern in developing countries. Ghazipur Landfill Site, located in New Delhi, India has been in news headline for its height being compared to Qutub Minar and Taj Mahal. These sites are affecting environmentally, socially and economically, and thus require a permanent solution.

Murtuza

Architecture as a catalyst for urban waste reduction

Urban waste, one of the most critical challenges in cities, is collected in heaves which become a key factor in urban pollution. The aim of this thesis is to unite the infrastructure for waste reduction management with conscious architecture and landscape design. It creates awareness amongst the people rejuvenates these urban wastelands as public spaces.

Viral

Reimagining the landscape of an abandoned stone quarry, Vetal hill, Pune

The project aims to develop a site specific sustainable development model which includes ecological restoration of the quarry land through public participation, biodiversity conservation and a sustainable infrastructure to educate masses about the process.

Tabassum

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY, SIRAJGANJ

In Bangladesh, the energy recovery from waste can be an alternative for meeting the local demand. The main objective of this project was not just energy production; it also aimed to create a self-sustaining and environmentally friendly industry, while making scope for social integration.

Marija

RAGE

RAGE is a school that deals with the problem of landfills and generally the garbage that our planet will soon not be able to accept. Only through facing and educating future generations about problems, can we expect change and survival.

Claudia and Juanita

Re.greeneration

Re.greeneration is a transitional place between Aleppo?s past - present ? future, valuing as much as possible its history and relationship with the social and physical context. The project is based on the idea of the demolished building as part of the resulting/current landscape. Understanding the place as an ecosystem.

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

MOZHAO ARCHITECTS Carves Courtyards and Koi Ponds into a Dense Shenzhen Village House

A 600-square-meter homestead renovation in Shajing reimagines the handshake building as a layered sequence of gardens, water, and timber.

Renovation

Vacant Land

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

Bureau Ira Koers and Studio Roelof Mulder Transform a 1980s Dutch Hospital into an Indoor Jungle

A sky-lit atrium in Purmerend gets terrazzo planters, tropical foliage, and bamboo seating that blur the line between hospital and garden.

Revitalization

Landfill Regeneration

UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

Biophilia Lagos: A Shortlisted Stadium That Heals the Landfill It Stands On

Rachel George reimagines a Lagos landfill as a living stadium, wrapping the bowl in planted lattice screens and reshaping waste into public landforms.

Sports Architecture

Landfill Regeneration

UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago