ABSTRACT

The thesis is to incorporate the profane and pragmatic solution of pure water access through a natural filtration process and emphasize the significance of water as a quintessential resource in the spiritual dimension of Islamic use to support lives. The vision of Refugee Colony would be imagined as a reconstructed neighbourhood transformed through assimilating the principles from a traditional Char Bagh Islamic garden. The concept grasp on the idea of paradise as a visionary space symmetrically divided by four cardinal points and a central node. Commonly demarcated by walkways leading to a water feature as a pivotal point. On the four quadrants, lush greenery and agriculture would take place as a celebration of life, stability, and goodness. An Islamic garden is a sacred notion of paradise that is bounded on the perimeters, separating the divine from the outer realm of reality.