Eman Mounir

advisor

Faculty of Fine Arts, Alexandria University in Alexandria

Egyptian

Interior Architecture , Landscape Planning,Architectural Design Exhibition Design. -Master's degree… more

An innovative and environmentally conscious proposal that thoughtfully responds to the global water crisis through a sustainable and community-centered architectural approach. The project successfully redefines fog harvesting as more than a technical intervention, transforming it into an integrated ecological system that supports water collection, agriculture, and daily human activity.
The design demonstrates a strong understanding of environmental resilience by combining passive water harvesting strategies with productive landscapes and social spaces. The spatial integration between infrastructure and agriculture creates a meaningful relationship between people, nature, and resource sustainability.
Overall, the proposal presents a compelling vision for future ecological living, where architecture actively contributes to environmental recovery, food production, and improved quality of life.

Consider exploring the social and economic impact of the proposal on local communities, particularly in relation to agriculture and resource distribution.
29.05.2026