Make Design Matter : Kao La Amani Children’s Village

Over fifteen years of humanitarian architectural experience have shown us how architecture can create a positive lasting impact. The Kao La Amani Children’s Village in Tanzania is the focus of this month’s talk addressing how we build communities in places like Boma Ng’ombe which upon completion will replace an existing orphanage. From intimate living and study spaces to expansive areas for sport and play, the village is designed as a safe place where children of different ages can grow and develop together. Operable off-grid, the sustainability features allow the school to run at minimal costs while protecting its natural resources and ensuring the Children’s Village can continue to provide to children in this area for decades to come.

This talk is in collaboration with Hayes Davidson, a studio bringing architecture to life through powerful, emotive, and immersive artworks in various media.

Max. 70 people
Refreshment included