This article explores the contrasting architecture of Addis Ababa, highlighting the tension between the desire for security in the city and the deep-rooted sense of community found in rural Ethiopia.
This blogpost explores Addis Ababa’s urban transformation, challenges of urban sprawl, city planning principles, and the importance of inclusive design for a greener future. 🌆🌿
Standing tall amidst the bustling streets of Addis Ababa is the St. George (Sourp Kevork) Armenian Apostolic Holy Orthodox Church, a silent sentinel whispering tales of a bygone era. Its imposing grey stone facade, weathered yet dignified, speaks of a small community that once thrived in Ethiopia, leaving behind a...
The art of earth building is as ancient as civilization itself, with its roots deeply embedded in the very soil upon which our ancestors walked. This blog post takes you on a journey through time, exploring the enduring legacy of earth technology in construction and architecture.
The Great Wall and...
