The design of a module/prototype is suitable for the lifestyle of self-sustaining migrants, which is a flexible and incremental modular structure that supports the steady flow of migration. Besides, the system develops a construction method that can survive without particular discourse.

A slum is a residential area that has been developed without legal claims to the land and permission from the concerned authorities to build; due to their illegal or semi-legal status, infrastructure and services are usually inadequate. The portable settlements target a repetitive poverty cycle due to the scarcity of land, a large migration of the working population and a poor living environment. The objective of the study is to analyze the architectural and planning characteristics of migrants living in slums and thereby develop a solution that deals with the economic, social, and regional environment of the place.

This project uses all the local materials available to build it with the concept of self-help so the user can quickly build the structure. Furthermore, it nourishes a flexible society with acceptance towards migrants and celebrates the area's essence through architecture by providing a sustainable solution.