Report · 2024
Crafting a Resilient Mru Settlement and Sustainable Tourism Coexistence
Arch-Bangla
Arch-Bangla 25 November 2024
Abstract
Presents the Studio X project of Tasmia Yasmin at BRAC University, Summer 2024, for the Chimbuk Valley, Lama, Bandarban, with studio faculty including Mohammad Habib Reza and Mohammad Zillur Rahman. It states that the design ‘takes its inspiration from Mohammed Habib Reza’s New Contextualism Theory’.
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Arch-Bangla. 2024d. “Crafting a Resilient Mru Settlement and Sustainable Tourism Coexistence.” Arch-Bangla, November 25, 2024. https://arch-bangla.com/crafting-a-resilient-mru-settlement-and-sustainable-tourism-coexistence/.
Arch-Bangla (2024, November 25). Crafting a Resilient Mru Settlement and Sustainable Tourism Coexistence. Arch-Bangla. https://arch-bangla.com/crafting-a-resilient-mru-settlement-and-sustainable-tourism-coexistence/
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