Fundamentally, healing is the process of re-establishing harmony within the organism hence illness implies a loss of this balance and the Kilifi hospital explores a return to this balance through narratives of Growth and Change, the Hospital Street, Sustainable Design, Capacity Building and abstracted localized cultural architecture.

The project is a three-bedroom evolutionary single-family house, proposed as a model for rural social housing in Angola, in a way to redeem the Angolan Architectural Identity, according to a sustainable plan in terms of economic, environmental, cultural and social aspects, developed in a lot of 162,5 m².

The brief called for the design of a house for a young family of three just outside the picturesque little town of Clarens, Free State, South Africa. They required a small house consisting of an open plan living room and kitchen, with one bedroom and an en-suite bathroom.

The proposed design aims to create permeability, which in turn assists with the creation of a safe environment, with a contrasting vibrancy between built forms. This contrast is enhanced by positive and negative spatial entities with colour being introduced strategically to enrich the vibrancy of the site.

The brief for the Muckleneuk development was to design eight residential units, each roughly 350m² in size designed over two stories to take advantage of the panoramic views of the Pretoria CBD. Environmental awareness was pivotal to all design decisions in creating this secure urban living environment.

Hostels for hop completion, Tanzania was organized to find ways of constructing a hostel for cancer patent women who come from the rural parts of Tanzania to Dar Es Selaam for a treatment. This 1st prize winner proposal is designed base on the concept of nursing each other.

Shaping one’s environment is a necessity of life urbanization often denies children. Fruitycity, an imaginary children’s city, is designed to bring nature and building to children’s lives and education by engaging them in building this model, virtual, and actual city thereby enhancing their capacity to learn, create, care, and survive.

The New Sight Eye Hospital is a pioneer in the Republic of Congo, delivering non-profit eye services to one of the most impoverished areas. The hospital is focused on phenomenological principles, addressing sensory experience in an environment that not only heals, but celebrates the wonderful gift of sight.

Sarah Bartmann Centre of Remembrance In an open international architectural competition, the Department of Arts & Culture required the design of a remembrance centre that would honour and document the life of Sarah Bartmann as well as the heritage of the Khoi-San people.