Sankalan
Earthen-construction training plus craft and conservation work, keeping a low-impact building tradition alive, from Bhuj.
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Sankalan trains people in eco-sensitive earthen construction and supports artisans and conservation, linked to the well-known Hunnarshala Foundation. Building with earth skips energy-hungry cement and fired brick and uses local material instead. A Bhuj initiative keeping a low-impact building tradition, and the skills behind it, alive.
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