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    Article   11 January 2022

    Flexibly Formed Rammed Earth: Advantages of a low-technology

    Rumoer magazine by Faculty of Architecture,

    TU Delft, the Netherlands

    In this article, I am discussing the great advantages of fabric formed rammed earth technology comparing with traditional rigid formwork based on my prototype developments and tests. Read the full article from the link.

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    Article & Talk   24 Nov 2021

    Weave

    The University of Edinburgh

    My project Weave was presented as part of Climate Action event hosted by the University of Edinburgh, and I delivered a presentation introducing fabric formed rammed earth technology. Read the full article from the link.

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    Article   21 June 2021

    ‘Weave’ A Proposal For Elementary School, Using Fabric Formed Rammed Earth

    Design Nuance Architectural Magazine

    My proposal of using fabric formed rammed earth technology for the construction of Senegal Elementary School was featured. Read the full article from the link.

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    Lecture   31 May 2021

    Flood-resilient Earthen Construction

    Technology

    The University of Art and Design Linz, Austria

    Being invited as a guest lecture, I presented fabric formed rammed earth technology and the construction process I have developed throughout my PhD coruse, focusing on its potential to create flood-resilient earthen structures. 

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    Talk   27 November 2020

    Flood-resilient Earthen Construction

    Technology and the Case study of Pakistan

    Clayfest Conference 2020

    According to an in-depth research of annual floods in Pakistan and its local context, I proposed fabric formed rammed earth technology as a sustainable housing solution in flood prone areas in Pakistan, presenting my lat tests and prototypes. Find details from the link.

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