"Imagine a masterplan for a 400,000 square foot refugee camp that prioritizes community, dignity, and efficiency. The layout should incorporate a community center of 100,000 sqft a heart of the camp with a school, mosque, administrative areas, healthcare facilities, a market and shops, a multipurpose hall, and accessible sanitation services. Allocate 200,000 sqft for housing 64 families, considering each family averages 5 members. Design the homes to foster a sense of community and belonging, with shared community spaces for every 16 families to facilitate social cohesion. The infrastructure spans 80,000 sqft for roads and pathways ensuring easy navigation and accessibility, a reliable water and sanitation network, a sturdy electrical grid, secure fencing, and green & open spaces for agriculture and recreation, promoting mental well-being and self-sufficiency. Include a reserved space of 20,000 sqft for future development or unforeseen needs, allowing the camp to adapt and expand responsively. Envision a harmonious blend of private and public areas, structured in a way that fosters community support networks while upholding individual dignity. The camp should meet UNHCR standards, be environmentally conscious, and adaptable to the local ecosystem. The masterplan should reflect a place not just for shelter, but for a community to thrive under difficult circumstances."