Farasha Zaman
Master of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning candidate, 2020 at the University of Pennsylvania with work experience as a landscape architecture intern at Matthews and Nielsen Architects (MNLA), an architect and researcher at Paraa, Bangladesh since 2015 and as an academic at the Department of Architecture, BRAC University since 2014.
Research and design interests include socially just development, climate change adaptation models, climate resiliency, and ecological enhancement models of urban spaces.
Current study: a low cost, grassroots, replicable climate change adaptation model for coastal Bangladesh which can later be adapted by other South East Asian countries with similar needs.
Research and design interests include socially just development, climate change adaptation models, climate resiliency, and ecological enhancement models of urban spaces.
Current study: a low cost, grassroots, replicable climate change adaptation model for coastal Bangladesh which can later be adapted by other South East Asian countries with similar needs.
