Architecture of Consequence shows that architecture can play a part in formulating solutions to widespread global problems, and help to build a more sustainable future. The NAI calls on designers, principals and policymakers to seize this opportunity and become a force for positive change. > Read more...
The Economat is a social machine that visualizes and maps micro-economical activities within a local community. A photo booth invites all inhabitants to capture, describe and locate their personal ‘demands’ or ‘supplies’ in a playful manner. > Read more...
A bridge connecting two ancient fortresses in a rural Chinese village houses a school and rejuvenates the local economy, whilst carefully considering the link between past and future architecture and harmonizing with its environment. > Read more...
Afghanistan’s – and the world’s – first skateboarding school empowers Kabul’s youth to take their futures into their own hands, giving Afghani children a rare opportunity for learning and fun, and in the process teaching so much more than a sport. Students at Skateistan can also take classes in subjects like art and environmental health, and many are involved in a back-to-school initiative program. > Read more...