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a map shows the location of different bridges and rivers in london, including one that has been

An Approach Towards a Sponge Cityscape, Khulna, Bangladesh

An Approach Towards a Sponge Cityscape, Khulna, Bangladesh’ is a masters thesis on urban landscape design by Nafiz Rahat from the International Master of Landscape Architecture (IMLA) – Nuertingen-Geislingen University (HfWU) that explores the concept of “sponge city” as an eco-friendly response to urban water-related disasters. The project, based in Khulna city, aims to reduce stormwater runoff and enhance the social ecology and aesthetics of the landscape through an environmentally friendly and sustainable design. Student Name: Nafiz Rahat

a black and white drawing of a map with lines on it's side, in the middle

Urban satellite - Alexander Daxböck

an image of a map that is in black and white with lots of pictures on it

Jiamin Li

a diagram showing the location of several buildings and areas that have been constructed into one area

a map that shows the locations of various buildings and streets in an area with many different areas

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a diagram showing the different types of lines and shapes in each section of the structure

several different types of yellow and white architecture

Iteration Diagrams First Year Community Learning Center Massing Study Architecture

an info sheet shows the different types of trees and plants in each section of the map

PennDesign at the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission | Weitzman

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Bucharest's Metropolitan Area -- Landscape Analysis

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Resurgence of Knowledge Traditions – The Cultural Landscape of Kuchipudi | Architecture Thesis

‘Resurgence of Knowledge Traditions – The Cultural Landscape of Kuchipudi’ is an architecture thesis by Raj Ramrao Dhikle from the Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute of Architecture and Environmental Studies (KRVIA), that seeks to create a new typology that uses modern building methods to respond contextually to a given cultural fabric. By reorienting the public realm to uphold Kuchipudi and overcoming the shortcomings of rural areas, it aims to develop the town into an epicentre for dance traditions. The project aims to utilise architecture as a bridge between the village and its community, serving as an incentive for various activities and a backbone for both. Student Name: Raj Ramrao Dhikle