3 Characteristics of Successful Humanitarian Architecture
Humanitarian architecture is challenging. Resources are low. Locations are remote. Climates are harsh. Here's the top characteristics that make humanitarian architecture projects successful.
Building Key Sustainable Water Projects in Underserved Communities
Water. You need it to survive, but it's dangerous enough to kill you. Nearly a billion people in the developing world don't have access to [...]
Volunteering For Public Good During Pro Bono Week 2016
In honor of Pro Bono Week this week, we thought we'd share some of the local projects we've been helping with around our community. While [...]
Building Low-Tech, Sustainable Clay Brick Houses
How would you build a house in a remote location of the world with little money? You would probably use as many locally sourced materials [...]
Building Low-Cost, Sustainable Bamboo Houses
Bamboo. It's environmentally-friendly, sustainable, renewable, strong in tension and compression, and noted for its rapid growth. Bamboo houses are common in many parts of [...]
Design for Social Impact: Sra Pou Vocational School
This humanitarian project is the first in a series of inspiring success Design for Social Impact stories of projects and architects around the world determined [...]