Architecture for the Future
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Six years of iterative work produce a campus in Burkina Faso using clay‑plus‑cement walls, locally harvested regrowth wood, on‑site mockups and a labor program that trains women and builds gardens and shade trees so residents maintain and repair buildings. A Turkana center uses termite‑inspired ventilation and solarless cooling so off‑grid students with laptops earn income remotely. A rapid Serpentine pavilion and modular clinic housing reuse regional timber and simple clay modules; prototypes are built and used, not just drawn.
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