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This isn't a daydream. But will be put into action inshallah.I like when people day dream! no body talks wether these settlements r economically viable and can support them selves.
Would it be expensive to buy land and build a small well planned town with great infrastructure in Puntland or a place with small population?
I mean this town would have a sewage system, homes, 3 schools (primary, intermediate, secondary), grocery stores, water pipes, solar power, maybe wind turbines, and electricity 24/7.
This is meant for a small town with about 5,000 - 10,000 population.
All opinions and input would be greatly appreciated.
There is, in fact, remains of traditional Somali architectural works as well Somali engineering works.What is Somali architecture? The only thing I can think of that is aqals, everything else is borrowed...
aqal:
I will agree with you about Taleex, as they were the only buildings that I posted that I did not research and which were built during colonialism and are not ancient, like some of the older structures I've posted. But it is untrue that the rest imitate Arab architecture at all.Of the stuff you posted that I'm familiar with, none of them are Somali. The Darwiish buildings at Taleex were designed and built by a Yemeni architect for example.
The rest seems to just be aping Arab architecture. There's nothing particularly Somali about them.
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In Janta Kundisha. It's on the highway on the outskirts of Beledweyne. The same thing can be done anywhere similar in Somalia.This isn't a daydream. But will be put into action inshallah.I like when people day dream! no body talks wether these settlements r economically viable and can support them selves.
Keep it moving hater.
Geo
That's amazing what area was it?
Why invest in cities it's better to start a new town clean fresh ? It's too much work and too much money for big cities.
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