Este edifício recém construído e inspirado no próprio logo da empresa cujo Sol e Mar serviram de inspiração, serve para albergar os serviços da maior transportadora urbana de serviço publico da Praia, cuja sede segue o segmento de serviços e a parte descoberta para estacionamento dos autocarros.

Este empreendimento é constituído por três unidades edificáveis (Hotel, Centro Comercial e restaurante bar/panorâmico), emoldurada por uma praceta central com calçadões, mall comercial, miradouro servido por e um estacionamento periférico.

Knowledge, Wisdom and Understanding is a short film about Akwasi McLaren’s unique way of seeing the world around him and his thoughts and observations on the application of ecological design and traditional typologies in Ghana’s stunning area of Cape Three Points.

Carefully placed on site between the existing Acacia trees, Pavilion House attempts to be as much a part of its landscape as the rocky outcrops surrounding it. The design took a holistic approach, minimising the ecological footprint of the project from construction, to completion, & the rest of the house's lifespan.

Approaching the memorial site, one is immediately encountered with a huge red inclined wall symbolizing the typically self-appointed dictators of the region who were oppressive, totalitarian and narcissistic; forcing the people of their country through an inconceivable horror and devastation.

These publications document the outcomes of the world’s first and only uncurated Guerrilla Biennales of 2014+ 2016 Pretoria, South Africa. It illustrates the powerful impact of citizen interventions by sidestepping bureaucracy, thus democratizing creativity. The legacy and impact can still be enjoyed for years to come in our urban environment.

Building Ethiopia is a collaboration of over 70 architects, engineers, planners, conservationists, artists, educators, students and other professionals. It is an attempt to provoke constructive discussions about the past, the present and the fast-approaching future of Ethiopian architecture, and its tremendous potential and formidable challenges.

How can the intricate social networks of informal settlements inform future architectural interventions? ’Weaving the Urban Fabric: Examining the Significance of Community’, is my research as the 2016 recipient of the RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship. A global study extending from Addis Ketema, Ethiopia investigating community worldwide.

Existing urban fabrics within all cities reveal large amounts of ‘lost’ space; in-between and discarded spaces which offer great opportunities from both a densification and rehabilitation perspective. 'InyangaBridge Housing' provides an annex of certain ‘missing’ requirements to an existing urban context whilst providing a convalescent quality to the localised condition.