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wāv

Currently, the Caribbean island of Barbados relies on groundwater, a resource that is completely overwhelmed by a growing population. Meanwhile, rainwater floods the streets and is diverted into the sea, rather than percolating through the ground to recharge the aquifers. wāv is a modular water storage and management system whose purpose is to foster the adoption of rainwater harvesting as a primary water source for households, in turn reducing demand on the municipal water system and mitigating water scarcity in Barbados. Through customizability and culturally empathetic physical design, wāv aims to be integrated into Barbadian society as a part of everyday life.

Thesis Report

Want to know more details? My thesis report outlines my research and design process, and was among 7 selected for the Humber College Libraries Repository. 

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