Author Archives: Jennifer Tobolla

Laying down roots: Burkina Institute of Technology in Koudougou, Burkina Faso by Kéré Architecture

By Philipp Meuser and Jennifer Tobolla 25 October 2021 Buildings

Burkina Institute of Technology by Kéré Architecture

Natural materials, like locally grown eucalyptus tree screens, characterise Kéré Architecture’s Burkina Institute of Technology in Koudougou

Primary School by Diébédo Francis Kéré, Gando, Burkina Faso

1 October 2009 By Catherine Slessor

A local architects extension to his original, now oversubscribed, school project

Retrospective: the way by Kéré

18 May 2017 By Andres Lepik

The growing body of work by this German-trained African architect represents a…

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Make do and mend: care and maintenance in Burkina Faso

24 January 2020 By Carlos Quintáns

Practices of persistent upkeep in Burkina Faso are themselves a piece of…

AR October 2021: Tree

4 October 2021 By AR Editors

Heatherwick Studio | Kéré Architecture | Sebastião Salgado | CAUKIN Studio |…

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Editorial: deep-rooted

5 October 2021 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Max L Zarzycki and Ellen Peirson

The AR’s October issue looks at the tree and its many entangled…

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Out of the woodwork: apartment building in Paris, France by Mars Architectes

18 October 2021 By Justinien Tribillon

Mars Architectes’ apartment building in Paris may be made from timber, but…

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Outrage: Land dispossession and rubber plantations

21 October 2021 By Gregg Mitman

The logics of racial capitalism that organised Liberia’s rubber plantations still persist…

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