Kweku Addo-Atuah, Autor bei Urbanet

About Kweku Addo-Atuah

Kweku Addo-Atuah holds degrees in city planning and landscape architecture. Addo-Atuah's passions lie at the intersection of urban design, writing, design research and curatorial practice within a variety of cultural settings. These interests underpin his ongoing career development with positions and experiences in Ghana, Sri Lanka, the United States and the Netherlands.

Applying Ancestral Lessons to Contemporary Realities – A Return to Ghana’s Architectural Heritage

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Applying Ancestral Lessons to Contemporary Realities – A Return to Ghana’s Architectural Heritage

By Kweku Addo-Atuah|2022-11-18T17:54:32+01:00November 15th 2022|Basic Infrastructure & Housing, Climate Change & Resilience, Cities built4climate, climate change adaptation, Ghana, urban planning and construction|

Breathing new life into city architecture through native materials and construction techniques will catalyse lasting change and adaptability amidst unpredictable climate change-related incidences. Kweku Addo-Atuah on a return to Ghana's architectural heritage.

About Kweku Addo-Atuah

Applying Ancestral Lessons to Contemporary Realities – A Return to Ghana’s Architectural Heritage

Applying Ancestral Lessons to Contemporary Realities – A Return to Ghana’s Architectural Heritage

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