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by Architecture for Humanity
Ship-building companies in the affected regions moving full steam towards reconstruction!
被災地の造船業、再建へ向けたプロジェクトが続々と本格始動！
by Architecture for Humanity
On Tuesday December 9th, the village of Roškovce in Slovakia opened a brand new community center. Connected to the local primary school, the new building hosts a community space, small kitchen and a classroom upstairs.
by Architecture for Humanity
This Wednesday, our very own Hiromi Tabei will be speaking at Asia Society Northern California's 'Resilience by Design: Post-Disaster Innovations from Asia.'
What our clients think
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"Getting local buy-in is vital in the project. The more we got them involved, the more we had a chance of these things becoming sustainable into the future.”
Ian Mills
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"The actual process was challenging - you learn so much. It's full-on; they involve you. I learned how they constructed it and why, from the foundation to the roof.”
Karen Parker
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"Sometimes we feel overwhelmed with the many challenges that lay ahead. However, when we see the smile on children’s faces at the youth center, it motivates us to do more and makes it all worth it.”
Naomi Sato
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"Amidst all our students, some may become lawyers, others become doctors or architects that help this country, and the first step is this school."
Wilson D’Or
-headmaster,Collège Mixte Le Bon Berger
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