Inspired by IKEA’s Green Bubble project, Bindi proposes the creation of modular, community-based public spaces tailored for young girls in slums. These spaces will be: Made entirely from wood using laser-cut, interlocking designs (like a Japanese puzzle) for ease of assembly and replication. Open source, allowing communities to recreate or adapt the design. Elevated structures to avoid issues related to monsoon flooding. Designed for a mix of privacy and social interaction, accommodating both individual seating and communal areas. Serve educational purposes—potentially functioning as a mini-library or a quiet study space. The design balances aesthetic appeal, functionality, and social impact, aiming to empower adolescent girls by reclaiming public space.