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Shigeru Ban is on the ground helping war-torn Ukrainian refugees in Poland - Vimarsana News

Shigeru Ban is on the ground helping war-torn Ukrainian refugees in Poland

Shigeru Ban had been working with students from the Wrocław University of Science and Technology on the influx of Ukrainian refugees sheltering in a converted former supermarket in Chelm, Poland, where they were able to construct and install 319 privacy partitions over a four-day span. He now...

Shigeru Ban Architects and Philippe Monteil Design Refugee Shelters in Kenya with the Support of UN-Habitat - Vimarsana News

Shigeru Ban Architects and Philippe Monteil Design Refugee Shelters in Kenya with the Support of UN-Habitat

UN-Habitat, Shigeru Ban Architects, Philippe Monteil and the NGO Voluntary Architects Network, developed several shelter typologies for refugees in Kenya.

Shigeru Ban to Design Up to 20,000 New Homes for Refugees in Kenya - Vimarsana News

Shigeru Ban to Design Up to 20,000 New Homes for Refugees in Kenya

Pritzker Prize winning architect Shigeru Ban has signed an agreement with UN-Habitat, the United Nations agency tasked with guiding sustainable...

RIBA faces backlash over plans for 'super region' mergers - Vimarsana News

RIBA faces backlash over plans for 'super region' mergers

Under the plans, the AJ understands, the institute’s eight regional outposts could become three: RIBA North, Middle and South, with Wales and London

Tone on Tuesday 102: In memory of Philip Abram, architect and coalescer of small practices - Vimarsana News

Tone on Tuesday 102: In memory of Philip Abram, architect and coalescer of small practices

The only member of his family to attend university, Phil studied and graduated in architecture at UNSW. He traveled to Europe, worked briefly on the Barbican, but returned to Sydney when his father was ill, taking over his joinery shop. Phil married Freda, a designer, and belatedly started professional life in his early thirties. For the next 40 years he mostly practiced with only one assistant, and for over half that time it was the dedicated and highly talented Anna Bowen-James.