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See how mud, straw and local brick shape this $2,500 home in Bangladesh, designed to breathe naturally with its environment

October 15

The $2,500 Vernacular Home is an unbuilt residential concept by architect Xinyun Li for Para Dash, a bamboo-weaving village in Modonpur, rural Bangladesh.

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