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The Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Fossey Gorilla Fund / MASS Design Group - Vimarsana News

The Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Fossey Gorilla Fund / MASS Design Group

Completed in 2022 in Kinigi, Rwanda. Images by Iwan Baan. The campus, positioned in the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda is a global model for ecologically responsible design and construction. The Dian...

The Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Fossey Gorilla Fund / MASS Design Group - Vimarsana News

The Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Fossey Gorilla Fund / MASS Design Group

Completed in 2022 in Kinigi, Rwanda. Images by Iwan Baan. The campus, positioned in the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda is a global model for ecologically responsible design and construction. The Dian...

A Floating Home in Canada and a Private Villa in Egypt: 8 Unbuilt Houses Submitted to ArchDaily - Vimarsana News

A Floating Home in Canada and a Private Villa in Egypt: 8 Unbuilt Houses Submitted to ArchDaily

This week's unbuilt roundup features 8 residential projects submitted by the ArchDaily community.

Local Expertise Versus Local Extraction: African Vernacular Architecture and a More Holistic Sustainability - Vimarsana News

Local Expertise Versus Local Extraction: African Vernacular Architecture and a More Holistic Sustainability

It is not enough to view the use of local materials in African architecture as the ultimate measure of sustainability. Local communities must be engaged.

Local Expertise Versus Local Extraction: African Vernacular Architecture and a More Holistic Sustainability - Vimarsana News

Local Expertise Versus Local Extraction: African Vernacular Architecture and a More Holistic Sustainability

It is not enough to view the use of local materials in African architecture as the ultimate measure of sustainability. Local communities must be engaged.