A 700 m2 environmental learning facility for the EFA (Environmental Foundation Africa) in Sierra Leone. The project is to date the largest facility built by our organization and focuses on environmental protection and education.
Kibera Bio Centre
A new stand-alone sanitary building as an extension to an existing school. The building consists of toilets and bathing facilities and utilises waste to produce biogas.
Masanga Dwellings
The Masanga Dwellings are new staff housing provided for the labor force in a war-ravaged hospital in Masanga, Sierra Leona. The project does not only provide new housing facilities to attract a qualified labour force but equally, enables the hospital to expand its capacity.
Informal Horizons
The exhibition Informal Horizons aims to increase awareness of issues related to ongoing urbanization processes on the African continent. The exhibition pays particular attention to informal settlements and slums in East Africa.
The Chameleon School
Development and testing of a new mobile school concept that enables the school to reach the children who are not able to attend school. The project’s target group is the children of poor seasonal and migrant workers in Goa and Maharashtra, India.
Traditional architecture in post-war areas
An investigative debate series unpacking the role of architects in restoring architectural patrimony in Syria following the devastating destruction caused by the ongoing civil war.
Developing Architecture
A recent publication presenting five projects by Architects Without Borders Denmark in Sierra Leone. The book provides a backdrop of the organization’s development and capacity to onboard increasingly complex projects.
Spacial Statistics
As a commentary to the COP15 Summit, the exhibition ‘Spatial Statistics’ which took place at the Danish Architecture Center, focused on differences in living standards and living spaces across developed and less developed countries around the world.
Building the City of Visions!
In 2008, the residents of Christiania Freetown in Copenhagen were to vote for or against a new plan proposal for the area. The purpose of the workshop was to improve the residents’ ability to take a stand on the future spatial layout of the Christiania.
