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Humanitarian design
Following the recent tsunami disaster in Southern Asia in late 2004, Japanese architect Shigeru Ban’s work with paper tube structures for the Kobe earthquake reconstruction and the United Nations stands out as an example of the potential of good design. Ban’s experimental work for wealthy private clients often informs and allows advances in his work for those less fortunate.
More humanitarian design efforts from recent years:
Nader Khalili’s Aga Khan Award-winning sandbag house
Design Corp’s migrant farmworker housing
Architecture for Humanity’s Kirinda housing
More humanitarian design efforts from recent years:
Nader Khalili’s Aga Khan Award-winning sandbag house
Design Corp’s migrant farmworker housing
Architecture for Humanity’s Kirinda housing




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