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Mr Patrick Bingham-Hall
The Met, Bangkok, Thailand, WOHA, Republic of Singapore
This project investigates the opportunities for high-rise living in the tropics, exploring how aspects of low-rise tropical housing can be applied to create outdoor-indoor spaces in the sky, inspired by Thai forms - Thai tiles, textiles and timber panelling.
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It is encouraging to see that projects like these, which recognise the importance of humanitarian, sustainable built environment projects in alleviating poverty and suffering around the world, are being recognised by the WAF. To find out more and support this life-changing work go to www.article-25.org.
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