Refugee tents that collect rainwater and store solar energy: an innovative solution at the service of the rights of present and future generations
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4 février 2020
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Source: “Is architecture a social technology?”- Ref. https://abeerseikaly.com/is-architecture-a-social-technology/ "I have a vision of communities empowered to cultivate their own wellbeing and dignity; inspiring practical living spaces in symbiosis with nature.” Abeer Seikaly, the creative thinker that designed the renowned social and sustainable project “Weaving a Home”, is a young Palestinian Jordanian architect working on innovative architecture, design, fine art and cultural pr...