ARCH492 Graduation project offers its participating students the challenge of designing ‘A SOCIALLY AND ECOLOGICALLY RESPONSIVE HABITAT FOR “FORCIBLY DISPLACED” PEOPLE’ in VAROSHA, NORTH CYPRUS, which targets for a better quality environment for its limited amount of settlers (200) who would most likely be immigrating from neighboring war zone countries. This Habitat-Center will act as a transitional settlement for those in vulnerable situations who registered themselves with UNHCR and waiting for an interview to be recognized as a refugee.
Department of Architecture
99628, Famagusta, North Cyprus
via Mersin 10, Turkiye
