Gola Forest, Sierra Leone Building

Gola Forest, Sierra Leone building design Africa

Man’s obsession with marking out his land is not new. Even the World Bank currently has a program dedicated to assigning land tenures to vulnerable populations.

Parochial Centre Tenerife, Canary Islands

Parochial Centre Tenerife, Alejandro Beautell, Canary Islands

The programme of requirements for this parochial centre was solved in a raised floor, distinguishing two functional building units that are arranged on both sides of the principal entry.

Lorch All-Purpose Hall, Baden-Württemberg

Lorch All-Purpose Hall

It was designed by Architektur 109 in Stuttgart. The building complements directly with the School Campus created by architect Günter Behnisch in 1973 – 2003.

Football for Hope Centres Africa

Football for Hope Centres Africa building

The first centre, located outside of Cape Town, South Africa, was completed in December 2009. Centres in Nairobi, Namibia and Mali are currently under construction and aim to be completed around the time of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa.

Kenyuen Building, Japan: Wakayama Architecture

In this space aged people who have long lived in the rhythms of the life cycle in close contact with the sea, can stand firmly between the ocean and the sky on the ground and can have experience of changes of the natural landscape and the seasons.

Nagoya Funeral Hall, Japan Building Design

Nagoya Building development Japan design by kotaro horiuchi architect: The funeral hall is set at Nagoya in Japan. The site is located along the street with heavy traffic.

KBcenter Gorizia, Italy Building

The KBcenter is a new space for cultural and social interaction dedicated to the Slovenian community in Gorizia. It is located in the hart of the 19th century development of the city, on the main street of the town.

Wolverhampton Youth Shelter West Midlands

Wolverhampton Youth Shelter building in West Midlands

Commissioned through MADE (Midlands Architecture & the Designed Environment) and the Government Office for the West Midlands this collaborative project between Sjölander da Cruz Architects and artist Gwen Heeney offers an alternative to the mass produced youth shelters that proliferate today to regenerate that area of Wolverhampton.