la restauration du patrimoine culturel de chaque pays donnent une impulsion au développement socio-économique de ces régions. Elle contribue à renforcer l'économie, améliorer la qualité de vie de la population et un sentiment d'appartenance à un acquis de classe mondiale reconnue,générer des revenus dans la construction de l'infrastructure touristique.

Le projet s'inscrit dans la problématique de restauration du patrimoine architectural en tant que ressource touristique en Côte d'Ivoire.Le projet en outre invitent à la magie, à l’émotion et à la créativité.Le Bambou est une ressource universelle qui génère une prodigieuse diversité d’architectures vernaculaires et contemporaines.

The Scenarium in essence embodies growth, passively residing as a venue that catalyses imagination while actively nourishing the constantly developing culture. As we look to the past in appreciation, our gaze to the future is fueled with exuberant imagination.

Like the powerful ancient baobab tree –the center will welcomes people under its roof as a step forward for an African union, like the motto of Senegal “One People, One Goal, One Faith". The building is strong and modern; it is simple but functional and finds its expression in elegance.

This hospital interior is naturally lit through a roof light system that separates light and heat. The roof is a separate architectural system to allow changes to the rooms below, over time. All service spaces are away from the public eye and wards and offices look out over gardens.

A commission for a business incubator was used to make an urban network along which multiple opportunities for small businesses were created. The incubator practices what it preaches: by hanging the incubator from the roof, it frees up ground floor to stimulate multiple business opportunities below it.

The fragmented volumes of this house mimic the scattered rock formations of the Cederberg surroundings. The fragments, each containing a private space, are arranged around the living areas of the house. 3D scanning of the landscape helped to locate the building accurately and sensitively on the site.

In need of educational infrastructures, the Goodplanet Foundation commissioned BC architects and studies to conceive a preschool, as extension to the existing school building. The Preschool of Ouled Merzoug comes from a holistic architectural design, incorporating community dynamics, bioclimatics and a new vernacular style, inspired from the local techniques.

Borrowing from vernacular architectural forms and artifacts of Nigeria, the guest house is conceived as monolithic seemingly sculptural object. Material and colors are selected to amplify its cultural expression.