How an oval school in the Thar desert empowers young girls | Mashable

[@malaranu6883]

You have no idea how special you are. I am so passionate for girls education and you & this project as a whole has filled me with hope and immense joy. As a fortunate, educated Indian woman I and my sisters thank you.

[@arxsyn]

Wonderful! Very inspiring. This building is a jewel in the desert, and an oasis for these girls.

[@zZOMBIE2013]

A pretty unique shape to the school, and I actually kinda like it. Gives off that sense of peace, at least to me.

[@maruvidales4493]

Incredible, marvelous, fantastic. Beautiful, intelligent, practical, human. My admiration to the architect, the proyect, and to all the equipment. Love for all and may all the girls who study there have a great and happy life.

[@Purpletreepooja]

What a Power concept and soo beautiful ❤️

[@klauszahn1938]

Wonderful!

[@scientifico]

I'm reminded (and see the influence of) Burkina Faso architect and pritzker prize winner Francis Keke on this project. combining traditional technologies and materials with modern science to create a new way, a third way for the third world. This is what homo sapiens will need to do as we enter this most dire moment of our time on earth. We cannot let the old ways of few masters rob the world of hope and growth. We cannot let the past creep into the future. we the people must have a rebellious and loving heart in order to change the world... not for us, but for the future generations who will build on what we began.

[@Jamal.Hussein_]

Superb ❤

[@VjUmar]

Hats off❤

[@Jeet_Nursing1369]

Very nice 👍

[@samarjodha1361]

❤

[@BrickTamlandOfficial]

why not put it in a place where there is water and food not in the middle of the desert.

[@malaranu6883]

It’s because that’s where the girls are.

[@paulheydarian1281]

Like one Big Ovary in the middle of the desert...filled with mini mobile ovaries.