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Common Ground - Climate Action Assembly

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Here is Maryam's final year project reimagining civic architecture as an evolving artefact; rooted in Glasgow’s industrial past, responsive to the climate crisis, and shaped by collective voice. Through adaptive reuse, embedded memory, and porous spatial thresholds, the building becomes a living assembly: a place wher…

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Here is Maryam's final year project reimagining civic architecture as an evolving artefact; rooted in Glasgow’s industrial past, responsive to the climate crisis, and shaped by collective voice. Through adaptive reuse, embedded memory, and porous spatial thresholds, the building becomes a living assembly: a place where education, nature, activism, and governance intersect in harmony to empower communities through participation, transparency, and radical sustainability.

It is civic infrastructure reborn as ‘common ground’

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It is civic infrastructure reborn as ‘common ground’

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Maryam Khan
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Sheffield Hallam University

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Maryam Khan

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