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Architects: Rizvi Hassan
- Area: 501 m²
- Year: 2022
Rohingya Cultural Memory Centre / Rizvi Hassan
Contested Territory: The Climate Crisis and Land Ownership
Architecture, by its very definition, involves the construction of structures. Structures that are meant to serve as spaces for work, living, religious devotion, amongst many other purposes. Architectural projects and interventions, however, need land – and it is this intrinsic relationship, between land and architecture, that has massive ramifications not only regarding reducing carbon emissions but more importantly in forming an equitable future rooted in climate justice.
Beyond Survival - A Safe Space for Rohingya Women & Girls / Rizvi Hassan
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Architects: Rizvi Hassan
- Area: 2200 ft²
- Year: 2019
Community Centers for Displaced Populations
Through the past few months, the importance of community interaction and mental well-being has been felt by all. Yet, the need for a support system and constant reassurance has been a recurrent issue for much longer for forcibly displaced populations. Adding to the current health fears these communities, estimated at nearly 70.8 million ( 25.9 refugees only) around the world, struggle with traumas, mental health issues and have much difficulty in adapting to temporary or permanent foreign settings.
Integrated Community Center in Hindu-paraRohingya Refugee Camp / Rizvi Hassan
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Architects: Rizvi Hassan
- Area: 221 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Hindupara Community Members