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A documentary about the life and work of the Architect Didi Contractor, who at the age of 85, is building sculpture-like houses from earth, bamboo, slate and river stone in North India.

Dans l’Est du Népal, les villages sherpas de Saisima et Dobatak sont isolés durant une partie de l’année en raison d’une rivière dépourvue de pont et qui ne peut être traversée qu’à gué.

Upcycling & recycling waste (mostly old tyres, bottles & cans) to build lovely self sustainable cottages & houses. Supporting locals to get conscious about the waste situation in India & create benefit

NEEM: 10 exceptional rooms in southern Sri Lanka.
A haven of raw luxury where minimalist architecture elevates tropical nature.
Opening December 2025.

The alarming need for educational programs and facilities for Syrian refugees in Jordan is unquestionable. We aim to build a school campus for 200+ children in the village of Azraq, Jordan. Join us!

We are building a retirement home in Moldova to offer senior citizens a better quality of life. We need donations to build the heating system. Support us to give warmth and hope.

Construction du nouveau refuge; terrain acheté, clôture posée. Nous avons besoin de votre aide pour le premier bâtiment infirmerie/bureau/stock nourriture.

A photography exploration of Skopje’s controversial architectural legacy.

«Batushas Haus» ist ein Dokumentarfilm über ein faszinierendes Gebäude in den Hügeln Prishtinas im Kosovo. Es ist Beton gewordene Geschichte – die seines Erbauers, seiner Bewohner und die des Kosovos und der Schweiz.

this will be a book about books. a record of Bogdanovic's personal library through photos plus selected books. the library is located in the apartment in Belgrade where nothing changed over decades.

Hong Kong In Between retraces the history of STAG a stool-bag we have developed to explore the hidden back lanes and ambiguous public spaces of the city.

Financer un abri de nuit pour 38 personnes démunies de tout.
En Russie des millions de citoyens ont été bannis pour des raisons administratives, de ce fait ils survivent dans des conditions indignes