Field Diary

Field Diary documents grounded observations from ongoing work with materials, production systems, and livelihoods. It captures what works, what fails, and what changes through day-to-day field engagement, rather than theory or post-hoc interpretation.

Bamboo and Recycled Plastic Housing Systems

India is at a crossroads—balancing rapid urbanization with rising climate threats. As we transition, alternative housing models are not just a trend; they are becoming a necessity. At Bamboo House India, we offer two impactful housing solutions: engineered bamboo homes and homes made from recycled plastic waste . But what’s the difference? Which option is best for your lifestyle, location, or purpose? How do they compare in cost, durability, and sustainability? In this blog

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Observations from upcycling work with denim waste.

We are working towards empowering woman refugees by turning discarded jeans into eco-friendly bags. This “upcycled project” seeks to convert discarded jeans into symbols for women empowerment through upcycling. As part of this project woman refugees are trained to transform end-of-life jeans into valuable lifestyle bags. This initiative aims to solve the important problem of textile waste management while simultaneously uplifting marginalized groups by addressing poverty thro

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Engineered Bamboo Housing: Field Observations

Engineered Bamboo Houses: Sustainable Innovation by Bamboo House India In the realm of sustainable architecture, innovative solutions meet nature in inspiring ways. Engineered bamboo houses are an emerging trend that captures the spirit of eco-friendly living while ensuring modern comfort. As the demand for environmentally sustainable housing rises, these bamboo structures are celebrated not just for their appealing aesthetic but also for their remarkable strength and eco-f

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