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An Ethnoeology and Plant Conservation Research & Learning Centre.

MBEA1116 | 20222023-1 | DESIGN THESIS - SOCIO-CULTURE

An Ethnoecology & Plant Conservation Research & Learning Centre in the middle of Kuala Lumpur would be a valuable addition to the city's educational and environmental landscape. Such a center could serve multiple purposes, promoting research, conservation, and education in the field of ethnoecology and plant conservation. Ethnoecology examines the relationship between people and the environment, particularly indigenous knowledge systems related to plants. The center could conduct ethnoecological studies to document and preserve traditional knowledge about plant uses, medicinal properties, and cultural significance. This knowledge could be used to promote sustainable practices and engage local communities in conservation efforts.

DESIGNER PROFILE

Haziq Nazmi bin Borhanuddin

Supervisor

| Prof. Madya Dr. Khairul Anwar bin Mohamed Khaidzir

Matric No

| MBE211092

Official Email

| haziqnazmi
@graduate.utm.my

Personal Email

| itsnazmi98
@gmail.com

Contact No

| +601127519366

Vertical Plantation - This innovative approach

allows for the cultivation of a wide variety of plants in

a vertical space, optimizing

land use and resource

efficiency.

by nazmi

‘Nexus’ as a Social Connector. The concept of Nexus as a social connector refers

to the design approach that aims to create spaces and environments

that facilitate social interaction, collaboration,

and a sense of community among individuals.

by nazmi

"The location in the middle of Kuala Lumpur would provide an opportunity to create an urban green space. The center could have gardens and demonstration plots showcasing native plants, sustainable gardening techniques, and urban farming. This would serve as an oasis of biodiversity in the city and provide a recreational and educational space for visitors."

nazmi

Final thesis

assessment

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