7 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Francis Kéré
3
1.1
Who Is Francis Kéré?
1.2
Community-Driven Architecture and Social Impact
1.3
Sustainability Through Local Knowledge
Principles of Kéré’s Design Philosophy
4
2.1
Designing for Climate and Comfort
2.2
Participatory and Community-Led Design
2.3
Simplicity, Functionality, and Cultural Identity
2.4
Passive Cooling and Environmental Responsiveness
Materials, Structure & Local Craft
4
3.1
Building with Earth, Clay, and Local Materials
3.2
Innovative Roof Systems and Ventilation
3.3
Craftsmanship and Community Construction
3.4
Low-Cost and High-Impact Building Strategies
Iconic Projects & Design Lessons
4
4.1
Gando Primary School and Educational Design
4.2
Burkina Faso National Assembly Proposal
4.3
Serpentine Pavilion and Contemporary Expression
4.4
Community Spaces and Social Infrastructure
Sustainability, Culture & Human Experience
3
5.1
Designing for Education and Public Life
5.2
Architecture Rooted in Local Culture
5.3
Resilient and Inclusive Design Approaches
Representation & Prototyping
3
6.1
Sketching Climate-Responsive Concepts
6.2
Site Analysis and Environmental Diagrams
6.3
Visualizing Community-Based Architecture
Applying the Francis Kéré Approach
4
7.1
Developing a Community-Centered Concept
7.2
Designing a Climate-Responsive Learning Space
7.3
Refining Local Material and Passive Strategies
7.4
Final Social Impact Design Presentation
Design Like Francis Kéré
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