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Carmelo Ignaccolo
Continental section of the Bengal region showing migration patterns in relation to extreme flood events Landscape interventions along the Hooghly river aiming at unlocking the flow of sediments and ecologies Design vision of the Kolkata’s flower market, reimagined as a floating and adaptive infrastructure Deployment of housing and public amenities along a coastal area of the Ganges’ delta. 3D-printed toolkit to trap flowing sediments
Publications

︎︎︎ The Bengal Transect: Territorial Strategies for a Resilient Water-based System ​(pp. 23)


Team

Deniz Onder
Dissa Pidanti


Supervisors

Prof. Kate Orff
Prof. Dilip da Cunha

Bengal Flux

migration.adaptation.resilience



Bengal Flux is a design vision for the Bengal region. It proposes an adaptive infrastructure for migrant ecological communities in the face of climate change. It equips current fixities in the landscape including dams, barrages, bridges, and levees to accommodate the dynamics of ecologies and, importantly, of farmers. Its ultimate objective is to create a ground that embraces uncertainty and complexity.