Dwell magazine publishes Nick Aspinwall’s article on Yasmeen Lari, titled, “ Are Yasmeen Lari’s zero carbon, zero waste, zero donor bamboo villages working?” Nick Aspinwall visited and interviewed Yasmeen Lari and also spent a day in Pono Village to see first-hand, the interventions done by Yasmeen Lari and her sustainable construction methods using bamboo.
Architects Yasmeen Lari and Marina Tabassum advocate for a holistic, community-centered approach to architecture, emphasizing the need to collaborate with marginalized groups facing the devastating impacts of climate change, conflict, and flood risks. Their vision calls for resilient, sustainable designs that empower vulnerable communities and restore the harmony between people and the environment.
Dr. Yasmeen Lari’s innovative flood-proof homes offer a sustainable solution to climate resilience, as featured in The Washington Post. A pioneering effort to protect vulnerable communities from the devastating impact of rising waters.
Empowering communities and rebuilding lives: Mohona Reza of BRAC University in Dhaka speaks with Dr. Yasmeen Lari, a pioneer in disaster relief and community development, about her transformative work in creating sustainable solutions for vulnerable populations.
The Japanese team visits Pono Village to witness first-hand the successful interventions by the Heritage Foundation of Pakistan. Exploring how sustainable construction is transforming lives, enhancing the community, and preserving tradition for future generations. A powerful example of how innovation and heritage can thrive together.
Tourists starting the day on Zero Carbon Street, where every step is a step toward a sustainable future. With fresh air, green spaces, and innovative eco-friendly designs, it’s the perfect blend of nature and technology.
Heritage Foundation’s Holistic Eco-Villages for Flood Rehabilitation triumph at the World Habitat Awards, earning the prestigious Bronze Award for its innovative approach to sustainable, community-driven recovery. A step forward in rebuilding lives and restoring nature.
Announcement by NISA, “It is with profound honor that we present the remarkable story of Respected Yasmeen Lari, CEO of the Pakistan Heritage Foundation, hosted by the esteemed Ms. Naghma Aqeel. This episode is a truly significant moment for NISA, as we had the privilege of engaging with Pakistan’s first female architect, a trailblazer whose visionary work in heritage preservation, sustainable architecture, and humanitarian efforts continues to inspire the world.”
An inspiring moment as the RIZQ team visits Dr. Yasmeen Lari at the Heritage Foundation Office, exchanging ideas and insights on sustainable architecture. The team members include: Mr. Callum McKenzie (Co-founder & Managing Director, YUNUS Thailand), Mr. Qasim (CEO, Rizq), Mr. Musa Aamir (Co-Founder, Rizq), Mr. Huzaifa Ahmed (Co-Founder, Rizq), Mr. Abid (Coordinator, Karachi). The organization has also pledged to build 100 sustainable homes in Sindh, using sustainable methods pioneered by Dr. Yasmeen Lari.
An inspiring conclusion to the Winter School at BRAC University, as Dr. Yasmeen Lari shares her ground breaking insights on sustainable architecture and heritage conservation. Her vision continues to shape a greener, more resilient future.
