Observing Global, Thinking Regional, Living Local by Yann Follain (FCL Lunch Talk)

27 Apr 2017 · 26 min
25:38

Yann Follain describes three projects that adapt global sustainable architecture to Asia's specific needs: a flat-pack disaster shelter under 6 square meters selected for the Venice Biennale, a floating platform for Cambodia's Tonle Sap lake built by the community, and a speculative tropical pyramid for dense urban living in 2050.

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2010

Design Singapore grant

Alejandro Aravena

Almost 43%

6 m²

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