Smart Cities, Painful Histories: Architecture and Technology Confronting Apartheid's Legacy in South Africa In the sprawling urban landscape of Johannesburg , the average Soweto resident endures a gruelling 30-kilometre-plus commute to reach the city's…
Enhancing Resilient Urban Infrastructure through Biomimicry: A Collaborative Approach among Architects and Engineers in Ghana Urban infrastructure in Ghana faces increasing challenges due to rapid urbanization, climate change, and resource constraints. This research explores…
INHERITED GROUNDS: Architecture, Agency, Identity, and Spirituality in Ghana What happens when we stop looking at architecture through a Western lens and start listening to the land, the spirit, and the community? Join us t hi…
Evolving African Built Environment: Catalysts Of Sustainability, Resilience and Culture Relevance Continents around the world have been increasingly threatened by territorial issues that negatively affect their overall development, identity, and…
H-our-chitecture: A Metaphorical Assertion We often see Architecture as the product of an individual genius, the architect. When, in truth, it belongs to all of us. The spaces we inhabit, the …
African Cities Can Coexist and Grow With Nature Through Landscape Urbanism Introduction Africa has been experiencing rapid growth with an average annual urban growth rate of 3.5% in the last 20 years, a trend that is anticip…