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August 5, 2021

There is a lot of talk about African Vernacular Architecture recently. Many people are saying there should be more of this in Africa and to not keep buildings western styles architecture in Africa. Some say, these new buildings are flawed, especially for the region. Vernacular...

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Working In Africa: Learn Quicker Than The West

by Russell Henderson

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July 10, 2021

After working in Tanzania for eight years, it is now on par with the the eight years I have worked in western countries. Honestly, I have learned more about designing and constructing buildings, while working in Africa, than I did while working in the UK...

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African Vernacular Architecture- Be Practical

Working In Africa: Learn Quicker Than The West