Hikma Community Complex presented an opportunity to source material from within 15km of the project. This was an opportunity to source local products and support the work of local artisans in the making of a sustainable project that pays homage to local architecture.

By choosing to hand-draw the precent studies onto the building rather than printing out the drawings, Process took seriously curator Lesley Lokko’s sub-theme for the exhibition: decarbonisation.

Hikma Community Complex is a culture and education hub where the secular and religious peacefully co-exist to cultivate minds and strengthen the community

The Dandaji Regional Market aims to improve the village’s economic sustainability by providing a permanent market whose design pays homage to the area’s traditional architecture.

Niamey 2000 is a new urban housing typology to address Niamey housing crisis while paying homage to the region’s pre-colonial architecture.

The use of Compressed Earth Bricks in the extension of the Niamey American International School Extension ensures that the building can stay cool in the Niamey heat.

The EJS Center will house the digital archives of Africa’s first woman president, Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, in a campus inspired by Liberia’s traditional architecture.

Bët-bi is a museum and center for culture and community in the Southwestern part of Senegal. The museum is designed to form part of the landscape, making it a welcoming space for everyone.

The Hayyan Lifestyle Center brings an elevated retail experience to the Hayyan housing development in Sharjah.

The Hayyan Masterplan is designed to bring residents together and build community in a residential development inspired by the local architecture in Sharjah.

This competition proposal for the National Black Theatre reimagined the theater as a modern, sacred space for innovative Black theater.

Adapt: Architecture and Climate Change visualises the effects of extreme climate change on architecture through the use of AR filters.

The Yantala Office will be one of the first multi-story buildings made out of Compressed Earth Blocks (CEBs) in Niamey.

Niamey Cultural Center puts a strong emphasis on climate mitigation solutions and sustainable practices while allowing the continued use of the site as an urban agriculture hub.

Artisans Valley is a whimsical promenade with spaces for artisans to show off their traditional fabrication processes, while increasing their economic prospects.

The CIPMEN offices are designed to keep cultural habits and needs in mind while providing flexible, semi-private spaces for dynamic collaboration.

The Kollo Elementary School is designed to allow schooling and farming to co-exist in an approach that ensures cultural and economic sustainability.