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Kibera, lo”insediamento di transizione” dove la “architettura radical-chic” ha vita breve

A Nairobi la più grande baraccopoli d'Africa diventa laboratorio per la resilienza socio-economica

May 2, 2022

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Non c’è ombra sostenibile senza l’albero di mango

Nell'orto di Kéré Architecture a Gando si impara a piantare il “sustainable eco-system”

April 19, 2022

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Michenzani, the other part of “Stone Town” where cement is metabolic

After 60 years, the "new city" of Zanzibar is still undergoing metamorphosis

November 8, 2021

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Where there was a roof there is always a story to tell

The Beit El Mtoni Palace of Princess Salme in Zanzibar tells of the power that the house has over memory

May 11, 2021

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Kisutu’s “registry houses” tell the Modern History of Tanzania

How Dar's post-colonial underdevelopment saved architecture from the colonizers of the global market

March 7, 2021

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Under the sky of Stone Town, the roofs become the horizon and the skyline the background

The observation of the built horizon of the capital of Zanzibar opens up reflections on urban-scale regeneration

February 27, 2021

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A blue sheet to cover the suicide of the ” House of Wonders”

The collapse of the historic Stone Town's building raises ethical questions about the concept of "heritage by force"

February 21, 2021

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Aaron Betsky ha sparato alle spalle di Philp Johnson e poi si e’ nascosto dietro lo “online shaming”

La “cancel culture” ha demolito moralmente la Glass House con un colpo secco di “damnatio memoriae”

December 13, 2020

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Plaza de Colón, il (mio) centro della “Terra di Mezzo”

A Madrid tre opere d'arte contemporanea monumentalizzano la distorsione della quotidianità

August 18, 2020

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