Sustainable & Eco-Friendly Tea stall

Rafta Rubaiyat Khan 

Ahsanullah Unlversity of Sclence and Technology 

Bangladesh

Zarin Tasnim Mayeesha

Ahsanullah Unlversity of Sclence and Technology 

Bangladesh

Project Description

Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Tea Stall Design in Bangladesh

A tea stall is more than just a place to serve tea; it is a community hub. This eco-friendly tea stall concept integrates sustainability, affordability, and mobility, ensuring a low environmental footprint while enhancing user experience.

1. Structure & Materials (Low-Cost & Sustainable)

•  Frame: Bamboo (lightweight, durable), galvanized steel (weather-resistant)

•  Walls: Jute composite panels (biodegradable), recycled plastic sheets (waterproof), compressed stabilized earth blocks (CSEB)

•  Roofing: Corrugated metal sheets (insulation), bamboo mat roofing (traditional), solar panels (energy-efficient)

•  Flooring: Bamboo slats, recycled wood planks, interlocking rubber tiles (portable)

2. Ventilation & Smoke Management

•  Chimney & Ventilation Pipe: Directs smoke away

•  Open-Air Design & Natural Ventilation: Enhances airflow

•  Solar-Powered Exhaust Fan (Optional): Improves smoke extraction

3. Energy Efficiency & Waste Management

• Solar Panels: Powers LED lights and exhaust fans

•  Rainwater Collection System: Supports cleaning and cooling

•  Air-Purifying Plants: Improves air quality

• Eco-Friendly Cups: Bamboo, clay, stainless steel, recycled plastic, biodegradable options

4. User-Friendly & Cultural Design

•  Seating: Bamboo stools, foldable tables, hanging shelves for storage

• Hand-Painted Murals & Folk Art: Enhances aesthetic appeal

•  Vertical Gardens & Potted Plants: Adds greenery

5. Cost & Portability

•  Estimated Cost: 15,000 25,000 BDT 

6. Modular & Dismantlable Design:

 Easy assembly, foldable counter, optional wheeled base. This tea stall model blends tradition, sustainability, and affordability, creating a green, community-friendly space for urban and rural Bangladesh.